Thomas Moore’s Genealogy Site - Person Sheet
Thomas Moore’s Genealogy Site - Person Sheet
NameGeorge L. Garnett 
Death19 Oct 1836
FatherWilliam Andrews Garnett (-1835)
MotherDorothy Booker (1790-1850)
Documentation
George L. Garnett was mentioned in the 19 October 1832 will of his father, William A. Garnett, proved 20 July and 17 August 1835. [Essex County, Virginia, Will Book 23, page 390.]
“Geo: L. Garnett son of W. A & Dorothy Garnett died Oct 19 1836” [Booker-Garnett-Lyell family Bible at the Virginia State Archives, Acc. 24585.]
In about 1846, oratrix Dorothy Garnett complained that during the lifetime of her deceased husband William A. Garnett to wit on 25 July 1832 by a certain deed of trust of William Garnett and Dorothy Garnett of the first part and William S. Croxton of the second part, all of the County of Essex, the said mortgagers conveyed all their interest and title in certain property. William A. Garnett died about the __ day of _______, ____, having left a last will and testament naming Dorothy executrix. In a suit in chancery, your oratrix and George L Garnett, son of your oratrix and William A Garnett, were plaintiffs, and Wm S Croxton was defendant. A decree of 20 July 1835 pronounced your oratrix trustee. After settlement she found herself indebted to the estate of William A. Garnett $259.30 in principal and $15.55 in interest. Due from her as executrix is $844.10 in principal and $307.73 in interest. She has not received monies due to her. That James Garnett, Samuel T. Moorman who intermarried with Emily Garnett who is since deceased without issue may be made defendants. No date, but decree on 21 December 1846. Garnett vs Garnett. [Essex County, Virginia, Box Chancery No. 51, item 51-J-4.]
“Geo: L. Garnett son of W. A & Dorothy Garnett died Oct 19 1836” [Booker-Garnett-Lyell family Bible at the Virginia State Archives, Acc. 24585.]
In about 1846, oratrix Dorothy Garnett complained that during the lifetime of her deceased husband William A. Garnett to wit on 25 July 1832 by a certain deed of trust of William Garnett and Dorothy Garnett of the first part and William S. Croxton of the second part, all of the County of Essex, the said mortgagers conveyed all their interest and title in certain property. William A. Garnett died about the __ day of _______, ____, having left a last will and testament naming Dorothy executrix. In a suit in chancery, your oratrix and George L Garnett, son of your oratrix and William A Garnett, were plaintiffs, and Wm S Croxton was defendant. A decree of 20 July 1835 pronounced your oratrix trustee. After settlement she found herself indebted to the estate of William A. Garnett $259.30 in principal and $15.55 in interest. Due from her as executrix is $844.10 in principal and $307.73 in interest. She has not received monies due to her. That James Garnett, Samuel T. Moorman who intermarried with Emily Garnett who is since deceased without issue may be made defendants. No date, but decree on 21 December 1846. Garnett vs Garnett. [Essex County, Virginia, Box Chancery No. 51, item 51-J-4.]