Thomas Moore’s Genealogy Site - Person Sheet
Thomas Moore’s Genealogy Site - Person Sheet
NameCharles Lewis Boughan 
Birth26 Dec 1821
Death20 Feb 1850
FatherJohn Boughan (1786-1837)
MotherFrances Howerton (~1780-1845)
Documentation
“Charles Lewis Boughan was born the 26 day of December 1821” [Boughan family Bible at the Virginia State Archives, Acc. 24166]
Charles L. Boughan was mentioned in the 18 September 1834 will of his aunt Elizabeth Howerton. [Essex County, Virginia, Will Book 23, pages 298–299.]
On 17 November 1841, Lucy Boughan, Catharine Minter, Frances Boughan widow of John Boughan deceased, Richard Shearwood and Lucy M his wife, Frances Ann Boughan, Charles Lewis Boughan, Cary Caston Boughan, John Boughan, Catharine Boughan, Henry Caston Boughan and John Thomas Boughan, the ten first named persons of the County of Essex, and the two last named children of the late Thomas Boughan deceased and residents of the County of Buckingham, all of the first part, sold to Thomas Boughan, Caston Boughan, Silas Connelley and Elizabeth his wife, all of the County of Essex, of the second part. For $120 paid by Gabriel Boughan deceased, the father of the parties of the second part, in part of the sum aforesaid and the balance in full paid by the said parties of the second part, a tract of land situate and lying in Southfarnham parish Essex containing Twenty four acres by actual survey and bounded by the lands of Jno H Upshaw deceased, John A Parker, James Croxton, and the lands of Gabriel Boughan deceased, as will more fully appear by reference to the division plot of the lands of the late Major Boughan deceased made about the year 1818, it being the lot of parcel of land allotted in said division to Caston Boughan who has since died intestate and the parties of the first part are his lawful heirs and distributees. Signed Lucy Boughan, Catharine Minter, Frances Boughan, Richard Shearwood, Lucy Munday Shearwood, Frances A Boughan, Charles L Boughan. On 17 November 1841, Lucy M Shearwood and Miss Lucy Boughan acknowledged this to be same to be their act. On 17 July 1843, with the acknowledgment of Lucy M Shearwood the wife of Richard Shearwood, ordered to be recorded. On 6 September 1843, Catharine Minter acknowledged the same to be her act. [Essex County, Virginia, Deed Book 48, pages 76–78.]
In the 1840s, orator and oratrice Charles L. Boughan guardian of John T. Boughan and Catharine Boughan petitioned the Court of Chancery. That their aunt Elizabeth M. Boughan died testate and made a bequest to her sister Lucy Boughan who died later that year testate, also leaving to her sister Catharine Minter and brothers John and Gabriel both of whom predeceased her so as to their shares she died intestate. [Essex County, Virginia, Box Chancery No. 40, item 40-J-9.]
On 20 April 1843, Frances Boughan of the County of Essex sold to Charles Lewis Boughan, Frances Ann Boughan, Lucy M. Shearwood, Cary Caston Boughan, John Thomas Boughan and Catharine Boughan, children of the said Frances Boughan. For natural love and affection and $5, land bounded by Washington H. Purkins and James Croxton, being land of which John Boughan died seized and possessed. Signed Frances Boughan. Witnesses: G. W. Purkins, Thos Croxton, Jas M Matthews. Ordered recorded 29 April 1843. [Essex County, Virginia, Deed Book 48, pages 37–38.]
On 27 October 1843, orator Philip Montague executor of the last will and testament of Elizabeth M. Boughan deceased and of Lucy Boughan deceased complained that the said Elizabeth M. Boughan died on or about 2 February 183[blank] having left a last will and testament making various bequests. But she survived her brothers Gabriel Boughan and John Boughan, to whom bequests were made. The said Elizabeth M. was not much in debt, and debts and legacies have now been paid. The said Lucy died about 4 October 1841 having left a last will and testament in which she gave to her sister Elizabeth M. Boughan and to Gabriel and John, all of whom predeceased her. Both Elizabeth and Lucy died unmarried and without issue. Their heirs are Thomas Boughan, Caston Boughan and Elizabeth Ann wife of Silas Conaly children of Gabriel Boughan deceased a brother of the whole blood; Lucy M. wife of Richard Shearwood, Frances Ann wife of Ephraim Beazley, Charles L., Carey, John T and Catharine Boughan children of John Boughan deceased a brother of the whole blood; Catharine Minter a sister of the half blood; Henry Caston and John T. children of Thomas Boughan a brother of the half blood. For division of the estate. Filed as Montague vs. Minter. All answers were filed on the same day. [Essex County, Virginia, Box Chancery No. 49, item 49-E-25.]
On 3 July 1844, a deed of trust was executed between Philip Broocke of the County of Essex of the first part, Z. M. P. Carter of the same of the second part, and Charles L. Boughan of the same of the third part. Whereas Philip Broocke is indebted to Z. M. P. Carter the sum of $35 by bond with interest and is willing to secure him harmless, for $1 paid by Charles L. Boughan, Philip Broocke assigns all his growing property, the same to be used by Philip Broocke until default be made in payment, and in that case then Charles L. Boughan is to make sale of the property and to pay Z. M. P. Carter. Signed Philip Broocke Jr, Z. M. P. Carter, C. L. Boughan. Ordered recorded 15 July 1844. [Essex County, Virginia, Deed Book 48, page 276.]
On 1 January 1845, Richard Shearwood of the County of Essex sold to Charles L. Boughan. For $200, right and title in the estate of Elizabeth Howerton deceased and which is now in the possession of Frances Boughan. Signed Richard Shearwood. Witness: ZMP Carter. Ordered recorded 13 March 1845. [Essex County, Virginia, Deed Book 48, page 361.]
On 17 March 1845, a chancery case was concluded concerning the division of the lands of Elizabeth and Lucy Boughan, deceased. Plaintiffs were Thomas Boughan; Caston Boughan; Silas Conly [sic] & Elizabeth A. his wife who was Elizabeth A. Boughan and daughter of Gabriel Boughan, deceased; Richard H. Shearwood and Lucy M. his wife who was Lucy M. Boughan, daughter of John Boughan deceased; Ephraim Beazley and Frances A. his wife who was Frances A. Boughan and daughter of John Boughan; Charles L. Boughan; Cary C. Boughan; John T. Boughan; Catharine Boughan; the last three infants of John Boughan by Frances Boughan their next friend; Henry C. Boughan son of Thomas Boughan deceased; John Thomas Boughan infant by Washington H. Purkins his next friend, against Catharine Minter. [Essex County, Virginia, Order Book 50, pages 458–459.]
On 19 April 1845, a deed of trust was executed between Philip Broocke Jr. of the County of Essex of the first part, Zebulon M. P. Carter of the second part, and Charles L. Boughan of the County of Essex of the third part. Whereas Philip Broocke is indebted to Zebulon M. P. Carter, he sells to Charles L. Boughan various goods (hogs, etc.) to be sold for the benefit of Zebulon M. P. Carter in the event of default. Signed Philip Broocke Jr., Z. M. P. Carter, Chas L. Boughan. Ordered recorded 21 April 1845. [Essex County, Virginia, Deed Book 48, pages 388–389.]
The estate of Lucy Boughan decd in account with Philip Montague, executor, from 1844 to 1845, as well as articles acknowledging the settlement of the estate of Elizabeth M Boughan and Lucy Boughan, were ordered recorded on 19 May 1845. Lucy’s accounting mentions several bonds due from Catharine Minter and Thomas Boughan, and a bond due from R. P. Banks for amt: of his bond with H. H. Boughan Security for hire of Harrison in 1843. Includes distributions to legatees due from the estate, including Catharine Minter; legacies to Gabriel Boughan & John Boughan having lapsed; The Children of Gabriel Boughan to wit: Thomas & Caston Boughan & Silas Conoly in right of his wife Elizabeth; The Children of John Boghan decd to wit: Richd Shearwood in right of his wife Lucy M, Charles L. Cary, John & Catharine Boughan, and Ephraim Beazley in right of his wife Frances Ann; The Children of Thomas Boughan to wit: Henry C. and John Boughan. The parties entitled to Lucy Boughan’s estate are identically the same entitled to those of E M Boughan. In a number of documents that follow, Catharine Minter acknoweldged that she received her portion in full from Philip Montague as executor of the estates of Elizabeth M and Lucy Boughan; Caston Boughan, Thomas Boughan and Silas Conely in right of his wife Elizabeth acknowledged that they received their portion in full; Charles L. Boughan, Richard Shearwood in right of his wife Lucy M. and Ephraim Beazley in right of his wife Frances Ann acknowledged that they received their portion in full; Washington H Purkins agent for William Ransome of the County of Buckingham who is guardian of Henry C. Boughan and John Thomas Boughan children of Thomas Boughan decd acting by power of attorney acknowledged that he received their portion in full; Frances Boughan for her wards Cary C. John T. & E Catharine Boughan acknowledged receipt of their portion in full; and C. L. Boughan acknowledged that he received his portion in full. [Essex County, Virginia, Will Book 25, pages 382–386.]
On 21 July 1845, Zebulon M P Carter, Richard J. Muse, William R. Purkins and Charles L. Boughan were bound $500 for Zebulon M P Carter’s administration of the goods, chattles and credits of Frances Howerton, deceased. [Essex County, Virginia, Will Book 25, pages 412–413.]
On 16 March 1846, a deed of trust was executed between Charles L. Boughan of the first part, Ethelbert G. Cauthorn of the second part, and Zebulon M. P. Carter and Richard J. Muse of the third part. Whereas the parties of the third part are securities for Charles L. Boughan’s guardianship of the infant children John T. Boughan and Catharine Boughan and whereas Charles L. Boughan agrees to indemnify Zebulon M. P. Carter and Richard J. Muse, he sells for $1 to Ethelbert G. Cauthorn a tract of land bounded by Washington H. Purkins, Wm S. Croxton and James Croxton. Signed Chas L Boughan, E. G. Cauthorn, Z. M. P. Carter, R. J. Muse. Ordered recorded 16 March 1846. [Essex County, Virginia, Deed Book 49, pages 70–71.]
On 18 September 1846 a deed of trust was executed between Charles L. Boughan of the first part, James M. Mathews of the second part, and Richard J. Muse and Zebulon M. P. Carter of the third part, all of the County of Essex. Whereas Richard J. Muse and Zebulon M. P. Carter are securities for Charles L. Boughan on bonds, Charles L. Boughan sells for $5 to James M. Mathews real and personal estate, including 90 acres bounded by Washington H. Purkins, Wm S. Croxton, James Croxton and others, and all household goods, to be sold in the event of default. Signed Charles L. Boughan, Z. M. P. Carter. No witnesses. Ordered recorded 18 September 1846. [Essex County, Virginia, Deed Book 49, pages 160–162.]
In August 1848 (exact date not recorded), William A Wright Commissioner &c sold to Charles L Boughan, both of the county of Essex. Whereas by a decree of the County Court of Essex, pronounced on the 17th day of March 1845, in a suit in Chancery depending in the said County, in the name and style of Boughan against Minter, the said William A Wright and G. W. Purkins were appointed Commissioners to sell two certain tracts of land in the said County which Elizabeth M and Lucy Boughan died seized; and the said Commissioners offered the same for sale at public auction on the 26th day of April 1845, when Charles L Boughan became the purchaser of the tract of which Elizabeth M Boughan died seized at the sum of $255:00. Now therefore this indenture. For $255, a tract of land of which Elizabeth M Boughan died seized, lying in the County of Essex (with the exception of one half acre extending seventy five yards along the road and thirty five in depth therefrom, where the Grave Yard now stands, which is reserved as a Grave Yard). Signed W A Wright. On 10 October 1848 ordered to record. [Essex County, Virginia, Deed Book 48, pages 521-522.]
In August 1848 (exact date not in record), Nathaniel I: B: Whitlocke special Commissioner sold to Charles L. Boughan of Essex County. Whereas by a decree dated 17 November 1845 in a suit in chancery Boughan against Shearwood, George W. Purkins was appointed Commissioner to sell at auction 41 acres purchased by Frances Boughan conveyed by her by deed to her six several children on 20 April 1843, and whereas George W. Purkins in pursuance of the said decree sold the land as required to Charles L. Boughan the highest bidder at $82, now therefore Nathaniel I: B: Whitlocke for $82.00 paid to George W. Purkins sells the land to Charles L. Boughan. Ordered recorded 18 October 1848. [Essex County, Virginia, Deed Book 49, pages 525–526.]
“Charles L. Boughan departed this life February 20.th 1850.” [Boughan family Bible at the Virginia State Archives, Acc. 24166]
Richard J. Muse and Zebulon M. P. Carter in deed of trust dated 18 September 1846 with Charles L. Boughan, were in account with James M. Matthew trustee. Property was sold. Ordered recorded 19 October 1857. [Essex County, Virginia, Deed Book 51, pages 110–111.]
Charles L. Boughan was mentioned in the 18 September 1834 will of his aunt Elizabeth Howerton. [Essex County, Virginia, Will Book 23, pages 298–299.]
On 17 November 1841, Lucy Boughan, Catharine Minter, Frances Boughan widow of John Boughan deceased, Richard Shearwood and Lucy M his wife, Frances Ann Boughan, Charles Lewis Boughan, Cary Caston Boughan, John Boughan, Catharine Boughan, Henry Caston Boughan and John Thomas Boughan, the ten first named persons of the County of Essex, and the two last named children of the late Thomas Boughan deceased and residents of the County of Buckingham, all of the first part, sold to Thomas Boughan, Caston Boughan, Silas Connelley and Elizabeth his wife, all of the County of Essex, of the second part. For $120 paid by Gabriel Boughan deceased, the father of the parties of the second part, in part of the sum aforesaid and the balance in full paid by the said parties of the second part, a tract of land situate and lying in Southfarnham parish Essex containing Twenty four acres by actual survey and bounded by the lands of Jno H Upshaw deceased, John A Parker, James Croxton, and the lands of Gabriel Boughan deceased, as will more fully appear by reference to the division plot of the lands of the late Major Boughan deceased made about the year 1818, it being the lot of parcel of land allotted in said division to Caston Boughan who has since died intestate and the parties of the first part are his lawful heirs and distributees. Signed Lucy Boughan, Catharine Minter, Frances Boughan, Richard Shearwood, Lucy Munday Shearwood, Frances A Boughan, Charles L Boughan. On 17 November 1841, Lucy M Shearwood and Miss Lucy Boughan acknowledged this to be same to be their act. On 17 July 1843, with the acknowledgment of Lucy M Shearwood the wife of Richard Shearwood, ordered to be recorded. On 6 September 1843, Catharine Minter acknowledged the same to be her act. [Essex County, Virginia, Deed Book 48, pages 76–78.]
In the 1840s, orator and oratrice Charles L. Boughan guardian of John T. Boughan and Catharine Boughan petitioned the Court of Chancery. That their aunt Elizabeth M. Boughan died testate and made a bequest to her sister Lucy Boughan who died later that year testate, also leaving to her sister Catharine Minter and brothers John and Gabriel both of whom predeceased her so as to their shares she died intestate. [Essex County, Virginia, Box Chancery No. 40, item 40-J-9.]
On 20 April 1843, Frances Boughan of the County of Essex sold to Charles Lewis Boughan, Frances Ann Boughan, Lucy M. Shearwood, Cary Caston Boughan, John Thomas Boughan and Catharine Boughan, children of the said Frances Boughan. For natural love and affection and $5, land bounded by Washington H. Purkins and James Croxton, being land of which John Boughan died seized and possessed. Signed Frances Boughan. Witnesses: G. W. Purkins, Thos Croxton, Jas M Matthews. Ordered recorded 29 April 1843. [Essex County, Virginia, Deed Book 48, pages 37–38.]
On 27 October 1843, orator Philip Montague executor of the last will and testament of Elizabeth M. Boughan deceased and of Lucy Boughan deceased complained that the said Elizabeth M. Boughan died on or about 2 February 183[blank] having left a last will and testament making various bequests. But she survived her brothers Gabriel Boughan and John Boughan, to whom bequests were made. The said Elizabeth M. was not much in debt, and debts and legacies have now been paid. The said Lucy died about 4 October 1841 having left a last will and testament in which she gave to her sister Elizabeth M. Boughan and to Gabriel and John, all of whom predeceased her. Both Elizabeth and Lucy died unmarried and without issue. Their heirs are Thomas Boughan, Caston Boughan and Elizabeth Ann wife of Silas Conaly children of Gabriel Boughan deceased a brother of the whole blood; Lucy M. wife of Richard Shearwood, Frances Ann wife of Ephraim Beazley, Charles L., Carey, John T and Catharine Boughan children of John Boughan deceased a brother of the whole blood; Catharine Minter a sister of the half blood; Henry Caston and John T. children of Thomas Boughan a brother of the half blood. For division of the estate. Filed as Montague vs. Minter. All answers were filed on the same day. [Essex County, Virginia, Box Chancery No. 49, item 49-E-25.]
On 3 July 1844, a deed of trust was executed between Philip Broocke of the County of Essex of the first part, Z. M. P. Carter of the same of the second part, and Charles L. Boughan of the same of the third part. Whereas Philip Broocke is indebted to Z. M. P. Carter the sum of $35 by bond with interest and is willing to secure him harmless, for $1 paid by Charles L. Boughan, Philip Broocke assigns all his growing property, the same to be used by Philip Broocke until default be made in payment, and in that case then Charles L. Boughan is to make sale of the property and to pay Z. M. P. Carter. Signed Philip Broocke Jr, Z. M. P. Carter, C. L. Boughan. Ordered recorded 15 July 1844. [Essex County, Virginia, Deed Book 48, page 276.]
On 1 January 1845, Richard Shearwood of the County of Essex sold to Charles L. Boughan. For $200, right and title in the estate of Elizabeth Howerton deceased and which is now in the possession of Frances Boughan. Signed Richard Shearwood. Witness: ZMP Carter. Ordered recorded 13 March 1845. [Essex County, Virginia, Deed Book 48, page 361.]
On 17 March 1845, a chancery case was concluded concerning the division of the lands of Elizabeth and Lucy Boughan, deceased. Plaintiffs were Thomas Boughan; Caston Boughan; Silas Conly [sic] & Elizabeth A. his wife who was Elizabeth A. Boughan and daughter of Gabriel Boughan, deceased; Richard H. Shearwood and Lucy M. his wife who was Lucy M. Boughan, daughter of John Boughan deceased; Ephraim Beazley and Frances A. his wife who was Frances A. Boughan and daughter of John Boughan; Charles L. Boughan; Cary C. Boughan; John T. Boughan; Catharine Boughan; the last three infants of John Boughan by Frances Boughan their next friend; Henry C. Boughan son of Thomas Boughan deceased; John Thomas Boughan infant by Washington H. Purkins his next friend, against Catharine Minter. [Essex County, Virginia, Order Book 50, pages 458–459.]
On 19 April 1845, a deed of trust was executed between Philip Broocke Jr. of the County of Essex of the first part, Zebulon M. P. Carter of the second part, and Charles L. Boughan of the County of Essex of the third part. Whereas Philip Broocke is indebted to Zebulon M. P. Carter, he sells to Charles L. Boughan various goods (hogs, etc.) to be sold for the benefit of Zebulon M. P. Carter in the event of default. Signed Philip Broocke Jr., Z. M. P. Carter, Chas L. Boughan. Ordered recorded 21 April 1845. [Essex County, Virginia, Deed Book 48, pages 388–389.]
The estate of Lucy Boughan decd in account with Philip Montague, executor, from 1844 to 1845, as well as articles acknowledging the settlement of the estate of Elizabeth M Boughan and Lucy Boughan, were ordered recorded on 19 May 1845. Lucy’s accounting mentions several bonds due from Catharine Minter and Thomas Boughan, and a bond due from R. P. Banks for amt: of his bond with H. H. Boughan Security for hire of Harrison in 1843. Includes distributions to legatees due from the estate, including Catharine Minter; legacies to Gabriel Boughan & John Boughan having lapsed; The Children of Gabriel Boughan to wit: Thomas & Caston Boughan & Silas Conoly in right of his wife Elizabeth; The Children of John Boghan decd to wit: Richd Shearwood in right of his wife Lucy M, Charles L. Cary, John & Catharine Boughan, and Ephraim Beazley in right of his wife Frances Ann; The Children of Thomas Boughan to wit: Henry C. and John Boughan. The parties entitled to Lucy Boughan’s estate are identically the same entitled to those of E M Boughan. In a number of documents that follow, Catharine Minter acknoweldged that she received her portion in full from Philip Montague as executor of the estates of Elizabeth M and Lucy Boughan; Caston Boughan, Thomas Boughan and Silas Conely in right of his wife Elizabeth acknowledged that they received their portion in full; Charles L. Boughan, Richard Shearwood in right of his wife Lucy M. and Ephraim Beazley in right of his wife Frances Ann acknowledged that they received their portion in full; Washington H Purkins agent for William Ransome of the County of Buckingham who is guardian of Henry C. Boughan and John Thomas Boughan children of Thomas Boughan decd acting by power of attorney acknowledged that he received their portion in full; Frances Boughan for her wards Cary C. John T. & E Catharine Boughan acknowledged receipt of their portion in full; and C. L. Boughan acknowledged that he received his portion in full. [Essex County, Virginia, Will Book 25, pages 382–386.]
On 21 July 1845, Zebulon M P Carter, Richard J. Muse, William R. Purkins and Charles L. Boughan were bound $500 for Zebulon M P Carter’s administration of the goods, chattles and credits of Frances Howerton, deceased. [Essex County, Virginia, Will Book 25, pages 412–413.]
On 16 March 1846, a deed of trust was executed between Charles L. Boughan of the first part, Ethelbert G. Cauthorn of the second part, and Zebulon M. P. Carter and Richard J. Muse of the third part. Whereas the parties of the third part are securities for Charles L. Boughan’s guardianship of the infant children John T. Boughan and Catharine Boughan and whereas Charles L. Boughan agrees to indemnify Zebulon M. P. Carter and Richard J. Muse, he sells for $1 to Ethelbert G. Cauthorn a tract of land bounded by Washington H. Purkins, Wm S. Croxton and James Croxton. Signed Chas L Boughan, E. G. Cauthorn, Z. M. P. Carter, R. J. Muse. Ordered recorded 16 March 1846. [Essex County, Virginia, Deed Book 49, pages 70–71.]
On 18 September 1846 a deed of trust was executed between Charles L. Boughan of the first part, James M. Mathews of the second part, and Richard J. Muse and Zebulon M. P. Carter of the third part, all of the County of Essex. Whereas Richard J. Muse and Zebulon M. P. Carter are securities for Charles L. Boughan on bonds, Charles L. Boughan sells for $5 to James M. Mathews real and personal estate, including 90 acres bounded by Washington H. Purkins, Wm S. Croxton, James Croxton and others, and all household goods, to be sold in the event of default. Signed Charles L. Boughan, Z. M. P. Carter. No witnesses. Ordered recorded 18 September 1846. [Essex County, Virginia, Deed Book 49, pages 160–162.]
In August 1848 (exact date not recorded), William A Wright Commissioner &c sold to Charles L Boughan, both of the county of Essex. Whereas by a decree of the County Court of Essex, pronounced on the 17th day of March 1845, in a suit in Chancery depending in the said County, in the name and style of Boughan against Minter, the said William A Wright and G. W. Purkins were appointed Commissioners to sell two certain tracts of land in the said County which Elizabeth M and Lucy Boughan died seized; and the said Commissioners offered the same for sale at public auction on the 26th day of April 1845, when Charles L Boughan became the purchaser of the tract of which Elizabeth M Boughan died seized at the sum of $255:00. Now therefore this indenture. For $255, a tract of land of which Elizabeth M Boughan died seized, lying in the County of Essex (with the exception of one half acre extending seventy five yards along the road and thirty five in depth therefrom, where the Grave Yard now stands, which is reserved as a Grave Yard). Signed W A Wright. On 10 October 1848 ordered to record. [Essex County, Virginia, Deed Book 48, pages 521-522.]
In August 1848 (exact date not in record), Nathaniel I: B: Whitlocke special Commissioner sold to Charles L. Boughan of Essex County. Whereas by a decree dated 17 November 1845 in a suit in chancery Boughan against Shearwood, George W. Purkins was appointed Commissioner to sell at auction 41 acres purchased by Frances Boughan conveyed by her by deed to her six several children on 20 April 1843, and whereas George W. Purkins in pursuance of the said decree sold the land as required to Charles L. Boughan the highest bidder at $82, now therefore Nathaniel I: B: Whitlocke for $82.00 paid to George W. Purkins sells the land to Charles L. Boughan. Ordered recorded 18 October 1848. [Essex County, Virginia, Deed Book 49, pages 525–526.]
“Charles L. Boughan departed this life February 20.th 1850.” [Boughan family Bible at the Virginia State Archives, Acc. 24166]
Richard J. Muse and Zebulon M. P. Carter in deed of trust dated 18 September 1846 with Charles L. Boughan, were in account with James M. Matthew trustee. Property was sold. Ordered recorded 19 October 1857. [Essex County, Virginia, Deed Book 51, pages 110–111.]