Thomas Moore’s Genealogy Site - Person Sheet
Thomas Moore’s Genealogy Site - Person Sheet
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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 19 December 1721 in Essex County Court: “Mary Paget ye wife of ffrancis Paget being bound over to this Court to answr ye Complaint of Jno Munday & Eliza his wife concerning her traiterous intent to murther the said Elizabeth Munday The Court hearing the Evidences Do order that the Sherrif take the sd Mary in his custody & safely keep her till the said ffrancis do give bond wth good & sufficient Security in the sum of fifty pounds strl for ye sd Marys keeping the peace towards all his Majties Leige people but more especially towards Eliza Munday.” [Essex County, Virginia, Order Book 5, page 618.]
Elizabeth was mentioned in the 27 October 1739 will of her husband, John Munday, proved 18 March 1739/40. “I do Lend unto my well beloved wife during her Natural Life and after her decease I do give and Equally divid it among my Children which I shall here nominate as follows Margrett Munday Charles Munday Vinifred Ambrose Harrison Tabitha To them and their Heirs for ever And I do make my beloved wife and my Son John Munday Executors full and Solely of this my present Last will and Testamt”. [Essex County, Virginia, Will Book 6, pages 242–243.]
On 18 March 1739/40, Elizabeth Munday, John Munday, Thos. Waring, and John Seayres were bound £500 current money for Elizabeth Munday and John Munday’s executorship on the estate of John Munday, deceased. Signed Eliza. her x mark Munday, John his + mark Munday, TWaring, Jno. Seayres. [Essex County, Virginia, Will Book 6, pages 243–244.]
On 15 April 1740, an inventory and appraisal of the estate of John Munday, deceased, made by Nathael Fogg, Richd. Covington, and Cornelius Sale Junr. was submitted to court by Elizabeth Munday, executrix. [Essex County, Virginia, Will Book 6, pages 244–246.]
On 19 December 1721 in Essex County Court: “Mary Paget ye wife of ffrancis Paget being bound over to this Court to answr ye Complaint of Jno Munday & Eliza his wife concerning her traiterous intent to murther the said Elizabeth Munday The Court hearing the Evidences Do order that the Sherrif take the sd Mary in his custody & safely keep her till the said ffrancis do give bond wth good & sufficient Security in the sum of fifty pounds strl for ye sd Marys keeping the peace towards all his Majties Leige people but more especially towards Eliza Munday.” [Essex County, Virginia, Order Book 5, page 618.]
Elizabeth was mentioned in the 27 October 1739 will of her husband, John Munday, proved 18 March 1739/40. “I do Lend unto my well beloved wife during her Natural Life and after her decease I do give and Equally divid it among my Children which I shall here nominate as follows Margrett Munday Charles Munday Vinifred Ambrose Harrison Tabitha To them and their Heirs for ever And I do make my beloved wife and my Son John Munday Executors full and Solely of this my present Last will and Testamt”. [Essex County, Virginia, Will Book 6, pages 242–243.]
On 18 March 1739/40, Elizabeth Munday, John Munday, Thos. Waring, and John Seayres were bound £500 current money for Elizabeth Munday and John Munday’s executorship on the estate of John Munday, deceased. Signed Eliza. her x mark Munday, John his + mark Munday, TWaring, Jno. Seayres. [Essex County, Virginia, Will Book 6, pages 243–244.]
On 15 April 1740, an inventory and appraisal of the estate of John Munday, deceased, made by Nathael Fogg, Richd. Covington, and Cornelius Sale Junr. was submitted to court by Elizabeth Munday, executrix. [Essex County, Virginia, Will Book 6, pages 244–246.]