John Nunnally & Ellinor

John Nunnally & Ellinor

1760 Reconstructed Virginia Census

NUNNALLY,

Daniel Jr. - Chesterfield 33:69

Daniel Sr. "

Jane "

John "

JOHN Jr "

Nunnery

Archelous "

Thomas "

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Chesterfield County, Virginia Deeds 1756-64 Weisiger 975.5594

Deed book #3, 1755-1759

p.21 page 280 John Nunnally of Dale Parish, Chesterfield Co., to his son JOHN NUNNALLY of same, for love & affection, gives him 175 acres being land and plantation where my said son lives. 7 July 17589

No witnesses Signed: John ( ) Nunnally Recorded 7 July 1758

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Chesterfield County, Virginia Wills 1749-1774 Weisiger 975.5594

p.? page 159 Will of John Nunnally 9 May 1765

To son JOHN, 1 shilling

To son in law Elam Farmer, 1 shilling

To grandchildren Elam Farmer, Jr. and Martha Farmer, 1 shilling

To daughter Sarah Jackson, 1 shilling

To son in law Gilbert Elam, 1 shilling

To my late daughter Jane Elam, dec’d, to her child, 1 shilling

To daughter Ann Flournoy, 1 negro Cesar

To daughter Margaret Nunnally, 1 negro named Doctor

To daughter Rebecca Nunnally, 1 negro

To son Archelaus, 150 acres with plantation he lives on, land I bought of Robert Rickman, and 1 negro

To son Jeremiah land I bought of Peter Blankinship, 100 acres, 1 negro, and items

To son Thomas, part of land I live on, on south side of Spring Branch, also to him negroes and items, and he is to give his brother Jeremiah L 10 when he is of age

To wife MARGARET, use of plantation I live on for life, except part I gave son Thomas, and all land 306 acres to said Thomas entailed him; also to wife negroes

Executrix; wife MARGARET

Wit: John Ellis, Agnes Markham, Nath. Tanner

The land I gave Archelaus by will, he has sold to his brother in law John Ellis. To son Jeremiah, 1 negro girl

Dated 19 Oct 1765

Wit: Nath. Tanner, Elam Farmer

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Virginia Tax Payer 1782-87

NUNNELLY,

JOHN SR 1782 Dinwiddie

John Jr "

Thomas "

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Genealogical Records of Buckingham County, Virginia 9975.5623

1800 Tax List

The first number after each name indicates the white male tithables. The second number shows the number of horses owned. The third and forth numbers indicate the number of negro tithables, and the number of negroes between the ages of 12 and 16.

NUNALLY, JOHN (B.N.) 2-3-3-2

Nunally, Josiah 1-2

Nunally, Arthur 1-3-2-1

Nunally, Barnett 1-3; 1 stud horse

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Buckingham Land Tax Summaries & Implied Deeds 1782-1814 975.5634 Ward

Volume 1 pp.226-7

Nunnally, _____ . 1799 - sold 400 AC to Henry Jackson 1804 - sold 10 AC to David Nowlin.

Nunnally, A. 1807 - sold 100 AC to David Nowlin.

Nunnally, Arthur. 1794-1811. Deceased/Estate: 1812 to 1814. Bought: 1796 - 100 AC from JOHN NUNNALLY. 18-2 - 161 AC from R. Cottrell. 1806 - 50 AC from James Amos. 1813/1814 Location: Estate a resident, land on Georges Creek 18NE), residence of his widow. In 1806 John son of Arthur listed.

Nunnally, Barnett/Bernard. 1799 to 1814. Bought: 1799 - 220 AC from JOHN N.(?NUNNALLY). 1804 - 391 AC from Guer. (?Guerrant). 1822 - 125 AC from H. Lewis?. Sold: 1807 - 100 AC to David Nowlin. 1810 - 250 AC on Muddy Creek (10NE) to Thomas E. Pleasants. 1813/1814 Location: residence on Slate River (11NE).

Nunnally, Betsey. 1805 to 1814. Bought: 1805 - 102 and ½ AC from from JOHN NUNNALLY deceased. 1813/1814 Location: a resident, land on Sharps Creek (15 NE).

Nunnally, Branch. 1805 to 1806. Bought: 1805 to 1806. Bought: 1805 - land from JOHN NUNNALLY deceased.

Nunnally, Curtis. 1805 to 1814. Bought: 1805 - ½ of JOHN NUNNALLY deceased land on which he lived. 1813/1814 Location: residence on 169 AC on Sharps Creek (16NE).

NUNNALLY, ELLINOR. 1805 to 1812. Bought: 1805 - 1/3 of land of JOHN NUNNALLY deceased.

?NUNNALLY, J 1799 - J. N. Sold 220 AC to Barrett Nunnally.

NUNNALLY, JOHN. 1789 to 18-4. Deceased 1805 to 1812. Sold: 1796 - 100 AC to Arthur Nunnally. 1799 - 400 AC to Gad Blankenship. 1805 - Deceased sold ½ of land where he lived (169 AC) on Sharps Creek (16NE) to Curtis Nunnally ½ of land where he lived to Peter Voden, 1/3 of his land to ELLINOR NUNNALLY and sold 102 and ½ AC to John Nunnally, son of Arthur. 1807 - Deceased sold 102 and ½ AC on Sharps Creek (15NE) to Betsy Nunnally, and land to Branch Nunnally.

Nunnally, John, son of Arthur. 1805 to 1814. Bought: 1805 - 102 and ½ AC from JOHN NUNALLY deceased. 1813/1814 Location: a resident, land on Sharps Creek (15NE).

Nunally, Joseph. 1813 - proprietor for Peter Voden on 169 AC on Sharps Creek (16NE).

Nunnally, Josiah. 1794 to 1814. 1813/1814 Location: residence on Georges Creek (20NE).

Volume 2 p.266

Nunnally, Arthur. Estate, 1815 to 1822. Sold: 1819 - 250 AC to John C. Nunally, sold by J. B. Nunnally. Loc: on Georges Creek (18NE).

Nunnally, Bernard 1815 to 1818. Bought: 1816 - 50 AC on Moores Creek (10NE) (on Long Branch in 1817) from Henry Winfrey. Sold: 1815 - 33 and ½ AC to Abraham Jones. 1816 - 91 and ½ AC to Abraham Jones. 1818 - 50 AC to T. Ballow.

Nunnally, Betsey 1815 to 1186. Estate, 1817 to 18739. Estate a non- resident many years. Sold: 1839 - 102 and ½ AC on Sharps Creek (15NE) to Isaac Baber.

Nunnally, Curtis. 1815 to 1817. Loc: Sharps Crreek (16NE).

Nunnally, James B. 1818 - bought 169 AC on Sharps Creek (16NE) from Curtis Nunally, and 169 AC on Sharps Creek (16NE) from John Nunnally. 1819 - sold 338 AC to Hardin P. Lewis.

Nunnally, John C., or son of Arthur. 1815 to 1819, 1823. Bought: 1818 - "lined out" was 169 AC from Peter Voden (but in 1819 he was owner of 169 AC on Sharps Creek (15NE). 1819 - 250 AC from James B. Nunnally. 1823 - 250 AC on Georges Creek (18NE), from Battlesby Ballowes agent. Sold: 1823 102 and ½ AC (15NE to Bennett Maxey; also he and ?Racheal L.? sold 220 AC (18NE) to W. B. Sanderson.

Nunnally, Josiah. 1815 to 1819. Sold: 1819 - 153 and ¼ AC on Georges Creek (20NE) to John Guerrant. In 1817, his name written next to William Smith of Chesterfield County entry.

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Our Nunnally/Nunley Family - Some Descendants of Richard Nunnally by Jean Nunley Dennison

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"In the absence of court records for Buckingham County, a will or estate settlement for our JOHN NUNNALLY is not found. However, the county land tax records reveal that JOHN NUNNALLY died in 1805. That year’s tax list states ‘JOHN NUNNALLY Dec’d Estate,’ and adds a new name to the list ‘ELLINOR NUNNALLY,’ with ‘one-third of the land on which John lived.’. This is the portion traditionally allowed as ‘dower land,’ reserved for a man’s wife; was ELLINOR JOHN’s widow? She continues on the tax list until 1812 with this same acreage; did she die then?"

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