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I cannot prove the date of the marriage of Thomas Jackman to Hannah
Porter. It probably occurred after 1758 in Fauquier Co, VA. Hannah is
mentioned in Thomas Jackman's will. They sold land together in
Fauquier Co, VA about 1790 or later before moving on to Mercer County,
KY. Thomas Jackman's will is filed in Mercer County, KY and lists his
children.I can find a copy of the land sale, but I do not know when
the couple acquired the land that they sold. I think it was a gift
from Thomas Porter/Sarah Weaver, Hannah's parents, but I cannot find
the record. If I could find that record, it would probably date that
marriage.I would appreciate any help.Judith K. ArthurAlabaster, AL

*I have been in Florida since November and do not have my genealogy books,
but I do have notes on my computer. I have been working on several
unrelated lines, so*
*I am not sure what I have already sent. I am reviewing my notes to
determine what entries may give you direction, so bear with me if you
already have some of this.*
*My own comments in blue. I tried to concentrate upon the land. I hope
something yields a clue.*
*Charlene*
*
*IN MY NOTES FROM ANOTHER RESEARCHER WHO COULD NOT REMEMBER THE SOURCE BOOK*
pages 461-467.*22-23 June 1766.*lease&release.between William Hunton and
Judith,his wife,and Richard Chichester, of Lan.Co.,Gent....whereon Wm.
Hunton lately lived.....328 a....*128 a. purch.of Thomas Porter and
Sarah,his wife...*

25&26 march 1761 and *100 a.purch.of Samuel porter and Eve,his wife...*
*26 march 1761* and 100 a. purch. of Joseph Hitt and Mary his wife,*Harman
Kamper(Kemper) & Catherine,his wife(Catherine /Katherine Cuntze-Kemperwas
the sister of Ann Elizabeth Cuntze-Weaver) * and *Ann Elizabeth
Weaver...*.*(Widow
of Tighlman and mother of Sarah WEAVER-PORTER)*

27-28 may 1762...#310 siged: Wm. Hunton, Judith Hunton.rec 23 June 1766,
ack.by grantors.
now on page 20 of this book:pages 323-328,27 may 1762.lease. Joseph Hitt &
Mary his wife Harman Kamper& Catherine,his wife and Ann Elizabeth Weaver to
William Hunton...100 a..bounded by lands of Armistead
Churchhill,esq.,William Russell and lands of the said* William Hunton,which
he purchased of Thomas and Samuel Porter and is the land which descended to
the said Mary,Catherine,and Ann Elizabeth sisters and coheiresses of Tilman
Weaver,dec,d...for one year.*..signed:all grantors.rec:*28 may 1762,ack. by
granors Hunton had already bought Eva,s and Sarah's,shares** ,not long
after Tilman,s death*, it's been a while sense I've look at this,I had
forgotten that only one of the girls was not married. I'm not along on this
conclusion, there are other genealogist that see the same thing, Sarah and
Eva would *hare* not have had any part in this transaction unless they were
daughters also.
**
James Hughes 2006-06-09 16:58:16
Fauquier County, Virginia. Deed Bk. 7


*p. 75 April 26, 1779 *
Between FRANCIS WHITING of Fauquier Co. and (to) HUMPHREY BROOKE AND Anne
HIS WIFE in consideration of natural love and affection Francis Whiting has
for Humphrey Brooke and Anne his wife.. bounded ... lands of RICHARD
CHICHESTER,* SAMUEL PORTER, THOMAS PORTER, *GEORGE BOSWELL, line of COL.
HENRY FITZHUGH* between the Branch and TURKEY RUN* to them during their
natural lives ...* proved at court April 1779 *
**
Descendants of Tillman Weaver, Weber

1 Tillman Weaver, Weber 1701 - 1760 b: 1701 in Eisern, Eiserfeld, Nassau
Siegen, Germany d: Bef. 03/27/1760 in Germantown, Fauquier Co., Va.
.. +Anna Elisabeth(Annalis) Cuntze, Kuntze 1708 - 1780 b: 12/23/1708 in
Oberfishbach, Germany d: Abt. 1780 in Fauquier Co., Va.
..... 2 Ann Weaver 1725 - 1797 b: 1725 in Germantown, Fauquier Co., Va.
d: 1797 in Fauquier Co., Virginia
......... +John George Kemper 1722 - 1799 b: 05/17/1722 in Germantown,
Culpeper Co., Va. d: Bef. 02/1799 in Fauquier Co., Virginia
..... 2 Mary Ann Weaver 1726 - 1793 b: 1726 in Germantown, Fauquier Co.,
Va. d: 1793 in Warrenton, Fauquier Co., Virginia
......... +Harmon Hitt 1721 - 1820 b: 1721 in Germantown, Stafford Co.,
Virginia d: 1820 in Fauquier Co., Virginia
..... 2 Evelyn "Eva" Weaver 1730 - 1785 b: 1730 in Germantown, Fauquier
Co., Va. d: Abt. 1785 in Germantown, Fauquier Co., Va.
......... +Samuel Porter 1731 - 1807 b: Abt. 1731 in Warrington,
Lancashire, England d: 10/21/1807 in Fauquier Co., Va.
..... 2 Jacob Weaver 1735 - 1779 b: 1735 in Germantown, Fauquier Co., Va.
d: 09/02/1779 in Johnstown, Tryon, New York
..... 2 Sarah "Sallie" Weaver 1728 - 1789 b: Bet. 1728 - 1737 d: 1789 in
Fauquier Co., Virginia
......... +Thomas Porter, Capt. AmRev 1734 - 1799 b: Bef. 03/22/1734 in St.
Elphin, Warrington, Lancashire, England d: 05/1799 in Hamilton Parish,
Fauquier Co., Va.
..... 2 Elizabeth Weaver 1736 - b: Abt. 1736 in Germantown, Fauquier Co.,
Va.
..... 2 Catherine Weaver 1738 - b: Abt. 1738 in Germantown, Fauquier Co.,
Va.
..... 2 Susannah Weaver 1744 - b: Abt. 1744 in Germantown, Fauquier Co.,
Va.
..... 2 [1] Tillman Weaver, Jr. 1744 - b: Abt. 1744 in Germantown,
Fauquier Co., Va.
......... +Susan Darnell 1767 - b: Bef. 1767
..... *2nd Wife of [1] Tillman Weaver, Jr.:
......... +Elizabeth Harrison
..... 2 John Weaver 1745 - 1818 b: 03/04/1745 in Germantown, Fauquier
Co., Va. d: 06/29/1818
......... +Ann Darnall 1747 - 1795 b: 12/31/1747 d: Aft. 1795

***
Posted by: Meredith DeBuse (ID 4006) Date: July 05, 2007 at 18:51:27
In Reply to: Re: Porters in Fauquier Co. VA by Jim Ball of 8996

I can tell you abt one of the Porter families in Fauquier Co, VA. Samuel
Porter who married Eve Weaver, was an immigrant to VA ca. 1740's. Sources
say he came from Warrington, Lancashire England, with a bro Thomas.
Thomas's christening record appeared in the Warrington Parish records, s/o
Thomas Porter and Anne. No record of Samuel's birth has been found in Eng.
or VA. Samuel was born abt 1732. He served in the Revolution and was taken
prisoner in Quebec. He had a son Samuel who married Mary Withers. Their
son, also Samuel, b 1799 m. Mary Grayson. His family migrated out of VA, to
Todd Co, KY, Montgomery Co, IL, Linn co MO. Samuel's (3) sons William, John
and Macauley, immigrated to the Oregon Territory from MO, in 1848. Abt
1862, their father Samuel and family followed his sons to Oregon with the
remainder of the son's siblings. Samuel settled west of Roseburg, Douglas,
Oregon, and died there abt 1875. His three oldest sons settled in Benton
Co, OR.
Who said the old timers didn't move around!!


*My 2nd Great Grandfather William Jordan PORTER 5/2/1809--2/23/1905
Silex, Lincoln Co., Missouri*

ALMOST A CENTURY
William Porter, Probably the Oldest citizen of the County, Peacefully
Passes Away.

When a man as old in years, as ripe in experience and as rich in faith as
was Mr. Porter is taken from us, we feel that the fact is deserving of more
than passing newspaper notice, hence present below a few of the principal
events in the life of this venerable citizen.

William Porter was born at Crab Orchard, Ky., May 2 1809, and was married
to Sarah Ann Richardson in Hart Co. Ky, Feb. 23 1833. He died at the home
of his son in Silex, Mo., Feb. 23, 1905, aged 95 years, 9 months and 21
days.

He was confined to his bed only about one week being able to wait upon
himself up to that time, even making his own stove fires into January last.

No disease was upon him-just a giving way-a wearing out of the whole human
system: no pain attended his going. He slept from life to death, from
mortality to immortality.

His remains were laid away in the New Liberty cemetery beside his beloved
wife, who died July 1, 1897. They spent sixty-four years of married life
together and he died on the anniversary of his wedding day.

Funeral services were conducted at Liberty church by Rev. J.M. Hughes, of
the M.E. church, South, after which his body was tenderly laid away.He was
of English and French descent, his mother being French. His grandfather
came from England and settled in Fauquier co. Va., at an early day, and his
sons removed to Kentucky in the early settling of that country. There the
subject of this sketch was born, grew into manhood, married and lived
until he was 56 years old or until 1865. In October of that year he moved
to Lincoln Co. Mo. with all of his family except one son and there he lived
his days and was "gathered to his fathers."

*His grandfather had been in Virginia long enough that he had three sons at
Yorktown when Cornwallis surrendered*.* (Thomas PORTER 1734-1799)* His
father was born in 1778 and died in 1841, moved to Kentucky in 1808 and
settled in Lincoln Co. Ky. He was often heard to say that deer were
plentiful when he was a young man.

He was the father of eleven children, nine sons and two daughters. Two of
these children died in their childhood and the blue grass sod of Kentucky
covers the little mounds where they were laid away. His oldest son Elias
never moved to Missouri, but remained in Russelville, Ky., though he died
in Lincoln co. Mo. while visiting his parents here, on 20 Oct. 1872. His
youngest daughter, Sallie Porter Reeds, wife of H.F. Reeds,*(My Grt
Grandparents)* recently of Troy, Mo. died November 25, 1875 in Lincoln co.
Mo.

His children that survive him are Norman Porter, of Silex; Henry and W.J.
Porter of Corso; Mrs. I.J. Ingram of Ashley; C.E. Porter, of Bowling Green;
L. B. Porter, of Silex and John Porter, of Boulder, Col. He had twenty one
grandchildren and sixteen great grandchildren.

He learned the blacksmith trade when a young man and followed that business
until about 1858, when a protracted spell of fever left him unable to work
longer. Since that time he has been relieved from the cares of an active
business life, and his passing years were spent at his ease and in peace
with the world.

During the Civil War he was on the side of the Union because he thought it
the side of right. he was not a soldier, being unable for duty.
He was a republican in politics and a close reader, up to four months ago,
of the papers, keeping in touch with all the doings of foreign countries as
well as our own.

Mr. Porter was a constant reader and there were few better historians,
ancient and modern: he was a well posted Bible student and had in his mind
a vivid political history of the world and especially of his own country-85
years of it by personal experience.

He united with the Christian church when a young man, in the days of
Alexander Campbell, whom he had heard preach on more than one occasion and
remained strong in the faith to the end. He was an active church man
throughout his active life: an elder for years, a leader of song service,
was fond of reading the Scriptures and the Book of Job, particularly.
Only a few days before he died he talked to the writer on the great
question that Job asked, :If a man die, shall he live again.

On the evening of the day before he died he said to his two sons who were
by his side, "I am not going to die tonight," and the next morning told
them "I will not live through the day," and he died at 1:30 p.m.

****
From: BUCKYBARB
To: TEbel2888
Edwin Porter, Thomas bondsman 9-25-1797 Polly Mauzy bondsman John Mauzy.
Thomas he and Sarah Porter 1761 sell Wm Hunton 120 acres. Sons Wm, Thomas
and Edwin. Samuel and Martin Porter. *Married children Hannah Jackman, *Sarah
Scott, John deceased, Wm, Thomas, Charles and Edwin. not married Betty.
William Porter (looks like Thomas son) married 1/27/1779 to Sarah Porter
dau of Samuel. Thought this might clear up any confusion. Barb

I read those children as the children of Thomas. This book with the
abbreviations is very hard to interput. I am going to type the whole thing,
you can interpret.
Porter, Thomas. 59M, 78 BI, 81BC-99E.D 1-188, 1761. He and Sarah Porter
sell William Hunton 120 a. at mouth of 120N fork of Cedar Run. D 2-401 &
405, 1765. Execs of Armistead Churchill sell 1.him 250a. and 2. Samuel
Porter 262 a. part of Pageland. RR1770 250 a. W 3-184, 1799, pr M 14,634,
June 1799 by Wiley Roy; sons William, Thomas, and Edwin execs with sec
Samuel and Martin Porter. Married children: Hannah Jackman, Sarah Scott,
Jon dec'd, William, Thomas, Charles, and Edwin; not married: Betty, Eli. M
14, 853, 1799. Eppa & Elizabeeth Porter ag his execs; *Thomas & Hannah
Jackman;* John & Sarah Scott; Charles and Eli Porter; and heirs of John
Porter by gdns Jane Porter and William Pepper. D14-351,1799. Voted

*One of Thomas' brothers was Samuel. The two of them bought land together
in Fauquier in 1765*. Prior to that *Thomas had sold some land in 1761*.
Thomas was present on the surviving 1759 tax list of Thomas Marshall which
indicates he was living around the Licking Run area in Fauquier. He was the
only Porter on that particular list (relatively small area) and no
tithables listed with him. In all likelihood, he was married by that time.

*Tighlman WEAVER, father of Sarah WEAVER-PORTER d bef 3/27/1760 when his
will was probated in Germantown, Fauquier Co., VA. Sarah, His daughter was
not in his will yet she had land to sell. It is clear that she probably
received her share upon marriage prior to her father's death.*

rations:

Will Book #1 * It appears that the comments in Parenthesis were added by
an unknown researcer for clarification.*
1759-1783
Fauquier, Virginia
Page 13
WEAVER, Tillman

*14 December , 1759. 27 March, 1760*
(Very Sick)
Wife, Elizabeth Weaver, to have use of plantation, being land I bought of
Martin Hardin and taken up by John Hardin. After decease of wife, land to
go to son, Tillman Weaver.
Slaves to be divided between sons Tillman, John, and Daughter Susannah
Weaver.
Wife to have livestock.
Daughters Ann Kemper (Husband John) and Mary Hitt (Husband Harman) to have
land in Culpepper County and Slaves.
Eve Porter (Husband Samuel) to have land I bought of Charles Taylor.
Daughter Elizabeth Weaver, to have 150 acres of land and slaves.
Daughter Catherine Weaver, to have 150 acres of land and slaves.
Son John Weaver, to have 150 acres and slaves.
Son Jacob Weaver, to have 200 acres and slaves.
*(Daughter Sarah "Sallie", who was still living when the will was written,
was not named in the will, probably because she had already received her
inheritance.)*
Exrs: Wife, son Jacob, Samuel Porter (son-in-law).
Wit: William Norman, Tillman Martin, Thomas Marshall.

*The daughters were given 150 acres. Sarah Weaver and husband, Thomas
Porter were in possession of 120 acres which they sold in 1761--after the
death of Sarah's father.*
*Thomas then bought other property in 1765. Thomas would not inherited
land from his own father who did not to anyone's knowledge come to America.
The land sold would probably*
*have been Sarah's wedding gift.*

On Mon, Apr 19, 2021 at 8:22 AM <jkarthur@...> wrote:

I cannot prove the date of the marriage of Thomas Jackman to Hannah
Porter. It probably occurred after 1758 in Fauquier Co, VA. Hannah is
mentioned in Thomas Jackman's will. They sold land together in
Fauquier Co, VA about 1790 or later before moving on to Mercer County,
KY. Thomas Jackman's will is filed in Mercer County, KY and lists his
children.I can find a copy of the land sale, but I do not know when
the couple acquired the land that they sold. I think it was a gift
from Thomas Porter/Sarah Weaver, Hannah's parents, but I cannot find
the record. If I could find that record, it would probably date that
marriage.I would appreciate any help.Judith K. ArthurAlabaster, AL

Fauquier Families, 1759-1799 by Alcott shows a Thomas Jackman, Deed Book
6-356 & 358, 1777. Divides 1740 grant between sons Thomas Jr and William.
Wit: Joseph Jackman.


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Fauquier Co Deed Book 6, page 356 shows Thomas Sr gave Thomas Jr 150 acres.

Pat Duncan


From: jkarthur@...<mailto:jkarthur@...>
Sent: Monday, April 19, 2021 6:19 AM
To: '[email protected]'<mailto:[email protected]>
Subject: [VA-FAUQUIER] Jackman/Porter Marriage

I cannot prove the date of the marriage of Thomas Jackman to Hannah
Porter. It probably occurred after 1758 in Fauquier Co, VA. Hannah is
mentioned in Thomas Jackman's will. They sold land together in
Fauquier Co, VA about 1790 or later before moving on to Mercer County,
KY. Thomas Jackman's will is filed in Mercer County, KY and lists his
children.I can find a copy of the land sale, but I do not know when
the couple acquired the land that they sold. I think it was a gift
from Thomas Porter/Sarah Weaver, Hannah's parents, but I cannot find
the record. If I could find that record, it would probably date that
marriage.I would appreciate any help.Judith K. ArthurAlabaster, AL

To Charlene & Pat,That deed does not mention Hannah, but she was on
the sale of property in 1790 or so. That means she had to be on a deed
earlier, I think.Judy Arthur

-----------------------------------------From: "Charlene Ebeling"
To: [email protected]
Cc:
Sent: Monday April 19 2021 11:41:43AM
Subject: Re: [VA-FAUQUIER] Jackman/Porter Marriage

I wonder if that 150 acres was given to Sarah WEAVER by her father
upon her
marriage the Thomas Porter, as her sisters each received 150 acres in
Tighlman Weaver’s will.

PS Pat DUNCAN, I am a DUNCAN Desc. Of Fauquier—Joseph bc 1712 and
Lydia

On Mon, Apr 19, 2021 at 12:17 PM PAT DUNCAN wrote:

> Fauquier Families, 1759-1799 by Alcott shows a Thomas Jackman, Deed
Book
> 6-356 & 358, 1777. Divides 1740 grant between sons Thomas Jr and
William.
> Wit: Joseph Jackman.
>
>
>
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/> >
> Fauquier Co Deed Book 6, page 356 shows Thomas Sr gave Thomas Jr
150 acres.
>
> Pat Duncan
>
>
> From: jkarthur@...
> Sent: Monday, April 19, 2021 6:19 AM
> To: '[email protected]'
> Subject: [VA-FAUQUIER] Jackman/Porter Marriage
>
> I cannot prove the date of the marriage of Thomas Jackman to Hannah
> Porter. It probably occurred after 1758 in Fauquier Co, VA. Hannah
is
> mentioned in Thomas Jackman's will. They sold land together in
> Fauquier Co, VA about 1790 or later before moving on to Mercer
County,
> KY. Thomas Jackman's will is filed in Mercer County, KY and lists
his
> children.I can find a copy of the land sale, but I do not know when
> the couple acquired the land that they sold. I think it was a gift
> from Thomas Porter/Sarah Weaver, Hannah's parents, but I cannot
find
> the record. If I could find that record, it would probably date
that
> marriage.I would appreciate any help.Judith K. ArthurAlabaster, AL >


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On Apr 19, 2021, at 1:29 PM, PAT DUNCAN <GenNutLdn@...> wrote:

?Relinquishment of Dower: When the husband sold land, it was the normal practice for the wife to relinquish her dower interest so that title would pass free of her potential future claim. If she failed to do so and eventually outlived her husband, she could claim her one-third from whoever owned the land at the time.

The wife’s name did not have to appear on the original deed but she did have to give up the above rights.

Pat



From: Shirley Starks<mailto:sstarks@...>
Sent: Monday, April 19, 2021 12:15 PM
To: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [VA-FAUQUIER] Jackman/Porter Marriage

Charlene and Pat, both of you know more about Virginia Rules, Laws and
Customs than I. Would you please give me a little explanation about
when a wife had to "Consent" to the sale of a homestead or property?
Thanks..
Shirley Starks

On 4/19/2021 2:05 PM, jkarthur@... wrote:
To Charlene & Pat,That deed does not mention Hannah, but she was on
the sale of property in 1790 or so. That means she had to be on a deed
earlier, I think.Judy Arthur
-----------------------------------------From: "Charlene Ebeling"
To: [email protected]
Cc:
Sent: Monday April 19 2021 11:41:43AM
Subject: Re: [VA-FAUQUIER] Jackman/Porter Marriage
I wonder if that 150 acres was given to Sarah WEAVER by her father
upon her
marriage the Thomas Porter, as her sisters each received 150 acres in
Tighlman Weaver’s will.
PS Pat DUNCAN, I am a DUNCAN Desc. Of Fauquier—Joseph bc 1712 and
Lydia

On Mon, Apr 19, 2021 at 12:17 PM PAT DUNCAN wrote:
Fauquier Families, 1759-1799 by Alcott shows a Thomas Jackman, Deed

Book

6-356 & 358, 1777. Divides 1740 grant between sons Thomas Jr and

William.

Wit: Joseph Jackman.

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/> >

Fauquier Co Deed Book 6, page 356 shows Thomas Sr gave Thomas Jr

150 acres.

Pat Duncan
From: jkarthur@...
Sent: Monday, April 19, 2021 6:19 AM
To: '[email protected]'
Subject: [VA-FAUQUIER] Jackman/Porter Marriage
I cannot prove the date of the marriage of Thomas Jackman to Hannah
Porter. It probably occurred after 1758 in Fauquier Co, VA. Hannah

is

mentioned in Thomas Jackman's will. They sold land together in
Fauquier Co, VA about 1790 or later before moving on to Mercer

County,

KY. Thomas Jackman's will is filed in Mercer County, KY and lists

his

children.I can find a copy of the land sale, but I do not know when
the couple acquired the land that they sold. I think it was a gift
from Thomas Porter/Sarah Weaver, Hannah's parents, but I cannot

find

the record. If I could find that record, it would probably date

that

marriage.I would appreciate any help.Judith K. ArthurAlabaster, AL >

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Do you have a source for stating the wife only had dower rights to land
purchased during the marriage?



“Women’s rights to real property—the lands and buildings that constituted
most wealth in the early national period—were more extensive than their
rights to personalty. A husband could not sell or mortgage the realty his
wife brought to their marriage without her consent. He could use it, but he
could not convey it because a woman’s real estate, generally inherited from
her father, was meant to stay in the family and descend through her to her
children. A wife also had important rights to the real property that her
husband brought to the marriage or purchased afterwards. He could not sell
or mortgage it unless she signed a statement signifying her free consent,
which was recorded with the deed.”


From: Sue Ashby<mailto:sueashby@...>
Sent: Monday, April 19, 2021 1:45 PM
To: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [VA-FAUQUIER] Jackman/Porter Marriage


?Just a note in case some do no know it. Evidently, If property was owned
by the husband prior to the marriage, he could dispose of the property
without her signing off her dower rights. (Same way as today I guess in
regard to community property)
Also, any time there is a deed of anything involved I always check for
‘gifts of deed’ to help determine if there was a prior marriage and
children of that marriage who were deeded property. And then, not named in
the will, later.
Happened a lot in my family.
Oh, and btw there is an Ashby io group for those of you, interested.
[email protected]

On Apr 19, 2021, at 1:29 PM, PAT DUNCAN <GenNutLdn@...> wrote:

?Relinquishment of Dower: When the husband sold land, it was the normal

practice for the wife to relinquish her dower interest so that title would
pass free of her potential future claim. If she failed to do so and
eventually outlived her husband, she could claim her one-third from whoever
owned the land at the time.

The wife’s name did not have to appear on the original deed but she did

have to give up the above rights.

Pat



From: Shirley Starks<mailto:sstarks@...>
Sent: Monday, April 19, 2021 12:15 PM
To: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [VA-FAUQUIER] Jackman/Porter Marriage

Charlene and Pat, both of you know more about Virginia Rules, Laws and
Customs than I. Would you please give me a little explanation about
when a wife had to "Consent" to the sale of a homestead or property?
Thanks..
Shirley Starks

On 4/19/2021 2:05 PM, jkarthur@... wrote:
To Charlene & Pat,That deed does not mention Hannah, but she was on
the sale of property in 1790 or so. That means she had to be on a deed
earlier, I think.Judy Arthur
-----------------------------------------From: "Charlene Ebeling"
To: [email protected]
Cc:
Sent: Monday April 19 2021 11:41:43AM
Subject: Re: [VA-FAUQUIER] Jackman/Porter Marriage
I wonder if that 150 acres was given to Sarah WEAVER by her father
upon her
marriage the Thomas Porter, as her sisters each received 150 acres in
Tighlman Weaver’s will.
PS Pat DUNCAN, I am a DUNCAN Desc. Of Fauquier—Joseph bc 1712 and
Lydia

On Mon, Apr 19, 2021 at 12:17 PM PAT DUNCAN wrote:
Fauquier Families, 1759-1799 by Alcott shows a Thomas Jackman, Deed

Book

6-356 & 358, 1777. Divides 1740 grant between sons Thomas Jr and

William.

Wit: Joseph Jackman.

,123546,124277,127026,124456,124457&endDate=1776&startDate=1776&rmsId=TH-909-60887-243148-65&imageIndex=461&singleView=true

/> >

Fauquier Co Deed Book 6, page 356 shows Thomas Sr gave Thomas Jr

150 acres.

Pat Duncan
From: jkarthur@...
Sent: Monday, April 19, 2021 6:19 AM
To: '[email protected]'
Subject: [VA-FAUQUIER] Jackman/Porter Marriage
I cannot prove the date of the marriage of Thomas Jackman to Hannah
Porter. It probably occurred after 1758 in Fauquier Co, VA. Hannah

is

mentioned in Thomas Jackman's will. They sold land together in
Fauquier Co, VA about 1790 or later before moving on to Mercer

County,

KY. Thomas Jackman's will is filed in Mercer County, KY and lists

his

children.I can find a copy of the land sale, but I do not know when
the couple acquired the land that they sold. I think it was a gift
from Thomas Porter/Sarah Weaver, Hannah's parents, but I cannot

find

the record. If I could find that record, it would probably date

that

marriage.I would appreciate any help.Judith K. ArthurAlabaster, AL >

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