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RESIDENCES:
YEAR AGE LOCATION REFERENCE
ABT 1730 0
1740 10
1750 20 VIRGINIA, BRUNSWICK CO. FISH030
1762 32 VIRGINIA, BRUNSWICK CO. FISH031
1770 40
1779 49 VIRGINIA, BRUNSWICK CO. FISH032
1784 54 VIRGINIA, BRUNSWICK CO. FISH020,33
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Brunswick County, Virginia Deed Book 7, page 190
Indenture made the 25th day of October, 1762, between James Love andJamesCrook, parties of the first part, and James Fisher, for 45pounds,conveying 280 acres adjoining land of Vaughan, Henry Wilson, andJamesVaughan. Signed by James Love (his mark) and James Crook (hismark).Names of witnesses not given. Indenture was acknowledged in CourtonOctober 25, 1762, by James Love and James Crook, and Elizabeth, wifeofJames Love, appeared and relinquished her right of dower. Deed Book7,Page 190.


This Indenture made this twenty eight Day of September 1788 BETWEENJamesGordon and Sally his wife of the State of North Carolina and CountyofWarren of the one part and James Fisher of the County of BrunswicktheState of Virginia of the other part . . . for and in consideration ofthesum of thirty pounds . . . doth grant bargain sell and alien enfeoffandabsolutely confirm unto the said James Fisher . . . a certain tractorparcel of Land in the County of Brunswick containing by Estimationtwohundred and twenty two acres of Land situate and lying on the Northsideof Waqua Creek BEGINNING at a butter wood a corner tree on line,thencealong the said Fisher''s line North twenty degrees East two hundredandsixty one poles to shrub white oak, thence East to a corner onRobertLanoirs, thence South along the said Lanoir''s line down to WaquaCreekand so up the creek to the BEGINNING . . . Signed by James GordonandSally Gordon and witnessed by William Latimer, Robert Dunkley,andWilliam Judd. Brunswick County Court 27th October 1788. ThisIndenturewas proved by the oaths of the witnesses thereto and ordered toberecorded. Deed Book 14, page 428.

This Indenture made this twenty eighth of September 1788 BETWEENRobertLanoir and Winifred his wife of the County of Brunswick of the onepartand James Fisher of the said County of the other part . . . that thesaidRobert Lenoir and Winfred his wife for and in consideration of thesum ofsix pounds . . . doth grant bargain sell alien enfeoff andabsolutelyconfirm unto the said James Fisher . . . a certain tract orparcel ofLand in the said County containing by Estimation twenty twoacresBEGINNING at James Fisher''s corner white oak on Pofsom [Possom]QuarterBranch, thence on the said Fisher''s line South fifty four degreesWestten poles to a small hickory corner between the said Fisher andhimself,thence by his own line South seventy three degrees East to acornerhickory on Rober [sic] Lenior''s line, thence North to Pofsom[Possom]Quarter Branch on the said Lenoir''s line, thence up the saidbranch tothe BEGINNING . . . Signed by Robert Lenoir and Winfred Lenoirandwitnessed by William Latimer, William Judd, and Robert Dunkley.BrunswickCounty Court 27th October 1788. This Indenture was proved by theoaths ofthe witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded. Deed Book 14,page 429.

This Indenture made this twentieth Day of September 1788 BETWEENMatthewBishop and Martha Bishop his wife William Bishop and Rebecca hiswife allof Brunswick County of the one part and Smith Hampton of the sameCountyof the other part . . . for and in consideration of the sum oftwentyeight pounds . . . doth grant bargain and sell alien enfeoffrelease andconfirm unto the said Smith Hampton . . . one certain tract orparcel ofLand situate lying and being in the County of Brunswickaforesaidcontaining by Estimation one hundred and eighty seven acres andboundedas follows (to wit) BEGINNING at a hickory on William Bishop''sline,thence Bishop''s own line to Charles Oldham''s line, thence onCharlesOldham''s line to Joel Lambert''s line, thence on the said Lambert''slineto Isham Rease line, thence on the said Reace''s line to the Countyline,thence on the said County line to James Fisher''s line, thence on thesaidFisher''s line to William Bishop''s line, and thence on the said linetothe First Station . . . Signed by Matthew Bishop, Martha Bishop(hermark), William Bishop and Rebecca Bishop. Brunswick County Court22dSeptember 1788. This Indenture was acknowledged by Matthew BishopandMartha his wife and William Bishop and Rebecca his wife to be theiractand deed and ordered to be recorded previous to which the said MarthaandRebecca being privately examined as the Law directs did voluntaryassentthereto. Deed Book 14, page 406.

RESIDENCES:
YEAR AGE LOCATION REFERENCE
ABT 1730 0
1740 10
1750 20 VIRGINIA, BRUNSWICK CO. FISH030
1762 32 VIRGINIA, BRUNSWICK CO. FISH031
1770 40
1779 49 VIRGINIA, BRUNSWICK CO. FISH032
1784 54 VIRGINIA, BRUNSWICK CO. FISH020,33
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Brunswick County, Virginia Deed Book 7, page 190
Indenture made the 25th day of October, 1762, between James Love andJamesCrook, parties of the first part, and James Fisher, for 45pounds,conveying 280 acres adjoining land of Vaughan, Henry Wilson, andJamesVaughan. Signed by James Love (his mark) and James Crook (hismark).Names of witnesses not given. Indenture was acknowledged in CourtonOctober 25, 1762, by James Love and James Crook, and Elizabeth, wifeofJames Love, appeared and relinquished her right of dower. Deed Book7,Page 190.


This Indenture made this twenty eight Day of September 1788 BETWEENJamesGordon and Sally his wife of the State of North Carolina and CountyofWarren of the one part and James Fisher of the County of BrunswicktheState of Virginia of the other part . . . for and in consideration ofthesum of thirty pounds . . . doth grant bargain sell and alien enfeoffandabsolutely confirm unto the said James Fisher . . . a certain tractorparcel of Land in the County of Brunswick containing by Estimationtwohundred and twenty two acres of Land situate and lying on the Northsideof Waqua Creek BEGINNING at a butter wood a corner tree on line,thencealong the said Fisher''s line North twenty degrees East two hundredandsixty one poles to shrub white oak, thence East to a corner onRobertLanoirs, thence South along the said Lanoir''s line down to WaquaCreekand so up the creek to the BEGINNING . . . Signed by James GordonandSally Gordon and witnessed by William Latimer, Robert Dunkley,andWilliam Judd. Brunswick County Court 27th October 1788. ThisIndenturewas proved by the oaths of the witnesses thereto and ordered toberecorded. Deed Book 14, page 428.

This Indenture made this twenty eighth of September 1788 BETWEENRobertLanoir and Winifred his wife of the County of Brunswick of the onepartand James Fisher of the said County of the other part . . . that thesaidRobert Lenoir and Winfred his wife for and in consideration of thesum ofsix pounds . . . doth grant bargain sell alien enfeoff andabsolutelyconfirm unto the said James Fisher . . . a certain tract orparcel ofLand in the said County containing by Estimation twenty twoacresBEGINNING at James Fisher''s corner white oak on Pofsom [Possom]QuarterBranch, thence on the said Fisher''s line South fifty four degreesWestten poles to a small hickory corner between the said Fisher andhimself,thence by his own line South seventy three degrees East to acornerhickory on Rober [sic] Lenior''s line, thence North to Pofsom[Possom]Quarter Branch on the said Lenoir''s line, thence up the saidbranch tothe BEGINNING . . . Signed by Robert Lenoir and Winfred Lenoirandwitnessed by William Latimer, William Judd, and Robert Dunkley.BrunswickCounty Court 27th October 1788. This Indenture was proved by theoaths ofthe witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded. Deed Book 14,page 429.

This Indenture made this twentieth Day of September 1788 BETWEENMatthewBishop and Martha Bishop his wife William Bishop and Rebecca hiswife allof Brunswick County of the one part and Smith Hampton of the sameCountyof the other part . . . for and in consideration of the sum oftwentyeight pounds . . . doth grant bargain and sell alien enfeoffrelease andconfirm unto the said Smith Hampton . . . one certain tract orparcel ofLand situate lying and being in the County of Brunswickaforesaidcontaining by Estimation one hundred and eighty seven acres andboundedas follows (to wit) BEGINNING at a hickory on William Bishop''sline,thence Bishop''s own line to Charles Oldham''s line, thence onCharlesOldham''s line to Joel Lambert''s line, thence on the said Lambert''slineto Isham Rease line, thence on the said Reace''s line to the Countyline,thence on the said County line to James Fisher''s line, thence on thesaidFisher''s line to William Bishop''s line, and thence on the said linetothe First Station . . . Signed by Matthew Bishop, Martha Bishop(hermark), William Bishop and Rebecca Bishop. Brunswick County Court22dSeptember 1788. This Indenture was acknowledged by Matthew BishopandMartha his wife and William Bishop and Rebecca his wife to be theiractand deed and ordered to be recorded previous to which the said MarthaandRebecca being privately examined as the Law directs did voluntaryassentthereto. Deed Book 14, page 406.

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He moved from Butterwood Creek in Prince George and eventually settledinSt. Andrews Parish, Brunswick Co. next to Thomas Lenoir.

Richard Parr made his mark on his will 17 February 1759 and wasdeadbefore 22 July 1759 when they proved his will at the BrunswickCountycourt. He named no children but partitioned his land among fourmen:William Hampton, Richard Bagwell, Athanatious Robertson, andJamesFisher.

Brunswick County, Virginia Deed Book 3, page 496
Indenture made 29 September 1747, between James Williams ofBristolParish, Prince George County, and James Fisher of same, 5Shillings,350a, on North side of a Creek called Waqua adjoyning the Landof ThomasLenoir, term of one whole year. Signed James Williams.Witnesses:Charles King, Robt. Whitehall, David Williams. Court October1, 1747,Indenture &; Receipt acknowledged by James Williams. Deed Book3, Page342.

Ricahrd Avery and William Parham. Deed Book 4, Page 121.

Indenture 30 September 1747, between James Williams of PrinceGeorgeCounty, Bristol Parish, and James Fisher of Prince George Countyand BathParish, for 200a lying in Prince George County on ButterwoodCreek beingthe said land the said James Fisher now lives on &; 10 &; 15Barrels ofIndian Corn, 350a, on N. side of Waqua Creek adjoyning the Landof ThomasLenoir. Signed James Williams. Witnesses: Charles King,Robt.Whithall, David Williams. Court October 1, 1747, Indentureacknowledgedby James Williams and Olive the wife of the said Jamespersonallyappeared and relinquished her Right of Dower. Deed Book 3,Page 343.

Ralph Dunkley of St. Andrew Parish, Brunswick County held firmlyboundunto George Clayton of smae, in sum of £80, dated 1 June 1749.Conditionof obligation that if Ralph Dunkley shall make over in opencourt by good&; lawfull deeds or other conveyance a tract of land lyingon the Ridgebetween Waqua &; Sturgeon Run and adjoining the lines of thesaidClayton, Fisher &; Griffin or otherwise to Return the Survey intotheSecretary Office in the said George Claytons name when requiredthenobligation to be void. Signed Ralph Dunkley. Witnesses: M CadetYoung,Richd. Vaughan (bym). Court June 1, 1749, Bond acknowledged byRalphDunkley. Deed Book 3, Page 572.

Brunswick County, Virginia Deed Book 4 (1750-1764)

Indenture made 14 February 1749, between John Williams of BathParish,Prince George County, and James Fisher of St. Andrews Parish,BrunswickCounty, 20 Shillings, 350a, on N side of Waqua Creek. SignedJohnWilliams. Wit: Thomas Lanore, Richard Avery, William Parham(bhm).Court 27 March 1750, Indenture and Memorandum proved by the oathsofThomas Lanore,

Brunswick County, Virginia Deed Book 6 (Abstracts)

Indenture made the 25th day of February, 1760, between Thomas LANIERandJohn HOBBS of Albemarle Parrish, Sussex County, for 200 pounds,conveying222 acres and being part of a 422 acres tract on North side ofWaguaCreek, adjoining land of FISHER. Witnesses were Edward RAGSDALE,EdwardHOLLOWAY, and Eliza HOLLOWAY (her mark). Indenture was acknowledgedinCourt on March 24, 1760, by Thomas LANIER, and [---] (name notgiven),his wife, appeared and relinquished her right of dower. Deed Book6, page433.