I49597: William ARNOLD Jr. (ABT 1750

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See George H. S. King's "Marriages of Richmond County" p 203 and the chart on page 266 for descendants of this line down to 1960. INVENTORY OF RICHARD TALIAFERRO: Pursuant to an order of Court bearing date of fourth day of Jan. 1715, wo /subscrib(ed) being first sworn and before - Will Thornton, Justice have appraised all singular(the estate) of Richard Taliaferro deceased, as produced before us by Mr. Thos. Turner Administrator whereof here followeth an inventory --

A negro man named Taylor 32 pounds 0 0
a negro man named Govornour 25 pounds 0 0
an old indian woman 15 pounds 0 0
an old pewtor salt 0 0 4
3 tableclothes, 2 towels, & 2 napkins, all old 0 5 0
a frying pan 0 1 6
2 pr. of pott hookes 0 2 0
1 iron ladle 0 1 3
1 pr. of flash forkes 2 pewtor cajons ? and dish
2 cold plates 0 6 3
an old drawing knife and tin funnel 0 0 8
3 iron wedges 0 6 0
2 old siftors, a wood postle & mortar 0 0 4
1 brass, 1 iron candlestick 0 1 6
a stone lugg & 3 3/4 pail 0 3 0
an old cagg (keg?) , a pair of iron spanjolls ? 0 6 0
a sow and 2 piggs 0 10 0
a silver headed camo 0 15 0
a warming pan 0 8 0
2 cows and two year old yearling 4 3 0
an old sorrell hore 3 0 0
an old dark gray horse 6 10 0
a grind stone 0 5 0
a young hores not broke 50 s
an old white hore 40 s 4 10 0
3 old small tables 10 s
10 s of old part wheels
an old wood tubbs with covers
an old broken truck chest
and four old broken chris 0 3 6
an old featherbed coulftor (comfortor) 3 pillos 2 ruggs 2 50
1 pr. old blankets
2 pr pillowcovrs
a pair of curtains and battings 0 12 0
3 bedboards and 3 ells of garlicks 0 15 0
creditt paid by Wm. Jonath Gibson cash 0 2 6
a mare bridle and sash 3
2 old grubbing 40 ? 3 2 0
total 400 13 11

Jonath: Gibson
William Strother
Robt. Harrison
Recorded among the records of Richmond County, the Seventh day of March 1715.

"1694 Richard Taliaferro the pirate married Sarah Wingfield, the daughter of Martha and John Wingfield of the Bahamas. Martha Wingfield died in Boston Jul 23 1709, left all property to daughter Sarah Taliaferro. Richard died 1718; Sarah died 1718; only son died in 1721; left three daughters: Martha married 1714 Thomas Turner, she died 1726 and he married her sister Sarah. Another daughter married Rice Hooe IV and died without issue."

"Encyclopedia of Virginia Biography, Volume IVThe Taliaferro family early settled in Virginia, where they were land and slave owners. The will of Charles Taliaferro of St. Mary's parish, Caroline county, Virginia, dated March 2, 1734, gives to wife Mary, three hundred acres of the tract on which they lived, with seven slaves, household goods and livestock. To granddaughters he also bequeathed lands and slaves. Richard Taliaferro was an early settler of Gloucester county, where his daughter Martha married, in 1711, Thomas Turner, the first of this line in Virginia. Taliaferros served with distinction in the revolution and the family have ever been prominent in Virginia, and eminent in the professions. Edward C. S. Taliaferro was born in Gloucester, Virginia, December 17, 1874, son of General William Booth and Sally (Lyons ) Taliaferro."

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My Southern Family

William ARNOLD Jr.

ABT 1750 - ____

ID Number: I49597

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Katherine BRYANT

24 Apr 1876 - ____

ID Number: I5153

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Joseph COMBS Sr.

ABT 1690 - 11 Sep 1756

ID Number: I51143

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Mildred Williams GIBSON

18 Jan 1832 - 3 Apr 1859

ID Number: I84972

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Nancy MCDANIEL

1747 - AFT 1824

ID Number: I12447

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Daughter PROCTOR

BEF 1621 - ____

ID Number: I97576

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RUCKER

ABT 1880 - ____

ID Number: I43906

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Richard TALIAFERRO Sr.

ABT 1660 - 1715

ID Number: I18702

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