Thomas Moore’s Genealogy Site - Person Sheet
Thomas Moore’s Genealogy Site - Person Sheet
Documentation
On 9 October 1710, Andrew Harrison Sen of ye County of Essex for the naturall Affection I bear towards my son Andrew give all that tract of land whereon I now live containing one hundred thirty acres wch I purchased of John Prosser Situate on ye South Side of Rappa River in the Freshes thereof being meted & bounded as is Expresst in the aforesd Prossers Deed to me. Signed Andrew his AH mark Harrison. Witnesses: James Harrison, William Williams. [Essex County, Virginia, Deed Book 13, page 365.]
On 9 October 1710, Andrew Harrison Senr, for the naturall affection I bear toward my Son Andrew, Have given Two hundred acres of Land being one moiety or halfe part of a Tract of four hundred acres being my proportionable part of a Patent granted to me Richard Long & Samuel Ellit being Forest Land lying on ye South Side of Rappah: river being bounded by the Land of my Son William Harrison on the North on the East Side by the Line of Mr John Burk on the South Side by ye Land of Mr Richard Bucker & Larken Chew on ye South East Side by ye Land of Richd Long this being the bound of my four hundred acres ye upper part whereof is ye part wch I give to my aforesd son Andrew. Signed Andrew his AH mark Harrison. Witnesses: James Harrison, William Williams. [Essex County, Virginia, Deed Book 13, page 365.]
On 10 October 1710, Andrew Harrison Senior, by reason of ye Naturall Affection I bear towards my Daughter Elizabeth Munday, gifts 200 acres of Land, being one moiety or half part of a Tract of four hundred acres being my proportionable part of a Patent granted to me Richard Long & Samuell Ellit being forest land lying on ye South Side of Rappahanock river being bounded by the Land of my Son Andrew Harrison on the North Side & on ye South East Side by the line of Richard Long this being the bounds of my four hundred acres ye lower part whereof is the part which I give unto my aforesd. Daughter Elizabeth Munday. Signed Andrew his AH mark Harrison. Witnesses: Thomas Munday, William Harrison. [Essex County, Virginia, Deed Book 13, page 367.]
On 10 October 1710, Andrew Harrison Senior, by reason of ye Naturall afection I bear to my Son William, gives 270 acres of land, being the third part of a dividend of Land granted to me Andrew Harrison Richard Long & Samuell Ellitt being Forestland Lying on ye South Side of Rappa river being bounded as followeth vizt. bounded by a Line of Richard Long on ye northwest side & by the north East Side by a line of Mr John Buckner and on the South Side A dividing line between Andrew Harrison junr & William Harrison. Signed Andrew his AH mark Harrison. Witnesses: Thomas Munday, Andrew Harrison Junr. [Essex County, Virginia, Deed Book 13, page 367.]
On 9 October 1710, Andrew Harrison Senr, for the naturall affection I bear toward my Son Andrew, Have given Two hundred acres of Land being one moiety or halfe part of a Tract of four hundred acres being my proportionable part of a Patent granted to me Richard Long & Samuel Ellit being Forest Land lying on ye South Side of Rappah: river being bounded by the Land of my Son William Harrison on the North on the East Side by the Line of Mr John Burk on the South Side by ye Land of Mr Richard Bucker & Larken Chew on ye South East Side by ye Land of Richd Long this being the bound of my four hundred acres ye upper part whereof is ye part wch I give to my aforesd son Andrew. Signed Andrew his AH mark Harrison. Witnesses: James Harrison, William Williams. [Essex County, Virginia, Deed Book 13, page 365.]
On 10 October 1710, Andrew Harrison Senior, by reason of ye Naturall Affection I bear towards my Daughter Elizabeth Munday, gifts 200 acres of Land, being one moiety or half part of a Tract of four hundred acres being my proportionable part of a Patent granted to me Richard Long & Samuell Ellit being forest land lying on ye South Side of Rappahanock river being bounded by the Land of my Son Andrew Harrison on the North Side & on ye South East Side by the line of Richard Long this being the bounds of my four hundred acres ye lower part whereof is the part which I give unto my aforesd. Daughter Elizabeth Munday. Signed Andrew his AH mark Harrison. Witnesses: Thomas Munday, William Harrison. [Essex County, Virginia, Deed Book 13, page 367.]
On 10 October 1710, Andrew Harrison Senior, by reason of ye Naturall afection I bear to my Son William, gives 270 acres of land, being the third part of a dividend of Land granted to me Andrew Harrison Richard Long & Samuell Ellitt being Forestland Lying on ye South Side of Rappa river being bounded as followeth vizt. bounded by a Line of Richard Long on ye northwest side & by the north East Side by a line of Mr John Buckner and on the South Side A dividing line between Andrew Harrison junr & William Harrison. Signed Andrew his AH mark Harrison. Witnesses: Thomas Munday, Andrew Harrison Junr. [Essex County, Virginia, Deed Book 13, page 367.]