John Sr. Curd^[1]

1706 - 1752  (46 years)

• Name	John Sr. Curd
  Born	1706	Henrico, Virginia, United States
  Gender	Male
  Died	May 1752	Goochland, Virginia, United States
  Person ID	I500491	My Genealogy
  Last Modified	1 Jan 2019

  
  

  Father	Edward Sr. Curd,   b. Abt 1680, Curdsville, Buckingham, Virginia, USA ,   d. Bef 2 Oct 1742, Henrico, Virginia, United States  (Age < 62 years)
  Mother	Jeanette Bayne,   b. 1688, Henrico, Virginia, United States ,   d. 30 Nov 1766, Henrico, Virginia, United States  (Age 78 years)
  Married	Abt 1703	Henrico, Virginia, United States
  Family ID	F500061	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Notes

  [Tobias Hartmann] by Mike & Bushy Hartman Name: John Curd Birth: 1706 in Henrico Co., Virginia Death: May 1752 in Goochland Co., Virginia Note: John's children are all named in his will. Division of goods held Jan. 16th, 1759 recorded in Deed & Will Book No. 7, p. 336 DIVISION OF ESTATE John Curd, DECEASED GOOCHLAND COUNTY Virginia. JANUARY 16, 1759 In obedience to an Order of Goochland Court we have assigned to Elizabeth Curd widow of John Curd, Dec'd her dower of the Goochland County Court records. said Decedants estate and divided the remainder among the orphans of the said Decedant in manner following, vizt. To the aforesaid Elizabeth Curd we have assigned three negro's namely Dinah a Wench, Jenny a Wench & Harry a Boy, as her full & Equal third part of all the negroes 58--4--5 after paying her acct agst the said estate of 12--5--9 as her full third part of the chattels. To John Curd Orphan of the said Decedant we have assigned a negro girl named Hannah and a negro Boy named Quality, provided he pay to Elizabeth his sister Ten Shillings Currt. Money on Demand. To William Curd orphan of the Decedant we have assigned a negro man named Jo Provided he pay Elizabeth his sister sixteen pounds & unto James his brother seven pounds ten shillings on Demand. To Joseph Curd we have assigned a negro woman named Sarah provided he pays his brother James three pounds ten shillings on Demand. To Mary Curd orphan &c. we have assigned a negro woman named Nan provided she pay her brother James ten shillings & her sister Ann three pounds on Demand. To Charles Curd orphan &c. we have assigned a negro man named Will Provided he pay unto his sister Ann thirteen pounds ten shillings upon Demand. To James Curd Orphan &c. we have assigned a negro girl named Rachel & one Negro boy named George and that he receive seven pounds ten shillings from his Brother William & three pounds ten shillings from his Brother Joseph & ten shillings from his sister Mary. To Elizabeth Curd Orphan &c., we have assigned one negro boy named Louis and one negro girl named Almy and that she receive ten shillings from her Brother John and sixteen pounds from her Brother William. To Ann Curd Orphan &c. we have assigned one Negro Boy named Jack and that she receive thirteen pounds ten shillings from her Brother William, And to each of the orphans aforesaid we have assigned fourteen pounds Eleven Shillings one penny half penny as their equal parts of the personal estate of the Decedant after paying the administrator's acct. agst. the said estate of twelve pounds five shillings & nine pence half penny a pr. acct. annexed. Signed: Willm Miller Joseph Pollard Richd. Pleasants At a Court held for Goochland County January the 16th, 1759. This division of the Goods and Chattels, rights & credits of John Curd decd. was presented into court and ordered to be recorded. Teste: Val. Wood Cl. Cur. ...x

  
  

• Sources

  [S500041] GrayHalJuly2013 Web Site, Dave Gray, John Sr. Curd (Reliability: 3), 31 Dec 2018. Added via a Smart Match