John GARNETT

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    NAME John /GARNETT/ GIVN John

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    NAME John /GARNETT/ SURN GARNETT

    JOHN (2) GARNETT of St. Ann's Parish, Essex County, Va. received 150

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    NOTE JOHN (2) GARNETT of St. Ann's Parish, Essex County, Va. received 150
    CONC a. from father John (1) Garnett by will, 1703; he lived on this land

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    NOTE JOHN (2) GARNETT of St. Ann's Parish, Essex County, Va. received 150
    CONC in Essex County, Va., and died there testate, 1713, leaving three sons

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    NOTE JOHN (2) GARNETT of St. Ann's Parish, Essex County, Va. received 150
    CONC [Capt. James (3) of "Mt. Pleasant", John (3), and Anthony, Jr.] each

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    NOTE JOHN (2) GARNETT of St. Ann's Parish, Essex County, Va. received 150
    CONC 50 acres.  He married ca. 1690, Ann ??.  On February 9, 1712 she

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    NOTE JOHN (2) GARNETT of St. Ann's Parish, Essex County, Va. received 150
    CONC joined with her husband, John (2) in conveying interest in 50 acres of

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    NOTE JOHN (2) GARNETT of St. Ann's Parish, Essex County, Va. received 150
    CONC land in Essex County.
    From Doug Garnett: [1671-1713] John GARNETT, eldest son of John

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    NOTE JOHN (2) GARNETT of St. Ann's Parish, Essex County, Va. received 150
    CONC GARNETT, lived in Kingston Parish,  Gloucester County and married a

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    NOTE JOHN (2) GARNETT of St. Ann's Parish, Essex County, Va. received 150
    CONC wife named Ann [maiden name unknown]. His wife may have been Ann

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    NOTE JOHN (2) GARNETT of St. Ann's Parish, Essex County, Va. received 150
    CONC TAYLOR. Shortly after the birth of his first son, James, in 1692, he

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    NOTE JOHN (2) GARNETT of St. Ann's Parish, Essex County, Va. received 150
    CONC moved to St.  Anne's Parish in Essex County where his name is written

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    NOTE JOHN (2) GARNETT of St. Ann's Parish, Essex County, Va. received 150
    CONC as a witness on deed in 1703 and 1710.  On the rent rolls, he appears

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    NOTE JOHN (2) GARNETT of St. Ann's Parish, Essex County, Va. received 150
    CONC as the owner of 150 acres. On February 9, 1712/13 John GARNETT and Ann

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    NOTE JOHN (2) GARNETT of St. Ann's Parish, Essex County, Va. received 150
    CONC GARNETT his wife sold 50 acres of land near Moseley's quarter to

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    NOTE JOHN (2) GARNETT of St. Ann's Parish, Essex County, Va. received 150
    CONC William Taylor. In his will, proved in Essex on March 11, 1712/13,  he

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    NOTE JOHN (2) GARNETT of St. Ann's Parish, Essex County, Va. received 150
    CONC gives to his three living sons [James, John and Anthony] 150 acres to

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    NOTE JOHN (2) GARNETT of St. Ann's Parish, Essex County, Va. received 150
    CONC be equally divided.

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    SOUR @S13@

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    SOUR @S17@

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    SOUR @S35@

    Line 41879 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    SOUR PAGE Marc Garnett at MarGarn@aol.com. Received 4 July 1998

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    SOUR QUAY 1

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    OCCU Planter

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    OCCU Planter DATE 1700

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    OCCU Planter PLAC Essex Co., Virginia

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    OCCU Planter SOUR @S5@

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    OCCU Planter SOUR PAGE The Garnett Family of Essex Co., Virginia by George
    Harrison Sanford

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    OCCU Planter SOUR PAGE The Garnett Family of Essex Co., Virginia by George
    Harrison Sanford CONC King 1914 - 1985

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    OCCU Planter SOUR QUAY 1

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    WILL

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    WILL DATE 7 OCT 1713

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    WILL PLAC Essex Co., Virginia

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    WILL NOTE John (2) Garnett's will, dated 7 October 1713, left his estate in

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    WILL NOTE John (2) Garnett's will, dated 7 October 1713, left his estate in
    CONC land to his three sons, James (3) , John (3), and Anthony (3) to be

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    WILL NOTE John (2) Garnett's will, dated 7 October 1713, left his estate in
    CONC divided between them equally when each became 21 years of age, but

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    WILL NOTE John (2) Garnett's will, dated 7 October 1713, left his estate in
    CONC meanwhile to be in the hands of Thomas Garnett and William Taylor. He

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    WILL NOTE John (2) Garnett's will, dated 7 October 1713, left his estate in
    CONC left his personal estate to his wife, Ann, and named her executrix.

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    WILL NOTE John (2) Garnett's will, dated 7 October 1713, left his estate in
    CONC (Essex Co. Will Book #7 page 60.) She probably died about the same

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    WILL NOTE John (2) Garnett's will, dated 7 October 1713, left his estate in
    CONC time as her husband for she neither qualified as executrix nor

    Line 41904 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    WILL NOTE John (2) Garnett's will, dated 7 October 1713, left his estate in
    CONC renounced. Thomas Garnett and William Taylor were named administrators

    Line 41905 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    WILL NOTE John (2) Garnett's will, dated 7 October 1713, left his estate in
    CONC with will annexed ' on 11 March 1713/14. (Essex Co. Order Book #4 page

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    WILL NOTE John (2) Garnett's will, dated 7 October 1713, left his estate in
    CONC 571.) While this might lead one to think that this William Taylor was

    Line 41907 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    WILL NOTE John (2) Garnett's will, dated 7 October 1713, left his estate in
    CONC a brother-in-law (brother of his wife Ann or husband of his unknown

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    WILL NOTE John (2) Garnett's will, dated 7 October 1713, left his estate in
    CONC sister) Taylor could Possibly have been the husband of an unmentioned

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    WILL NOTE John (2) Garnett's will, dated 7 October 1713, left his estate in
    CONC older daughter of the testator. Another possible husband of that

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    WILL NOTE John (2) Garnett's will, dated 7 October 1713, left his estate in
    CONC unknown daughter of John (1) Garnett is John Foster, who bought the 50

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    WILL NOTE John (2) Garnett's will, dated 7 October 1713, left his estate in
    CONC acre parcel from Thomas (2) Garnett.

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    WILL SOUR @S5@

    Line 41913 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    WILL SOUR PAGE "Ancestors And Some Descendants of Anthony & Elizabeth (Jones)
    Garnett

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    WILL SOUR PAGE "Ancestors And Some Descendants of Anthony & Elizabeth (Jones)
    G
                  

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    NAME Thomas /GARNETT/ GIVN Thomas

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    NAME Thomas /GARNETT/ SURN GARNETT

    One source says that Thomas may have been married twice and that

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    NOTE One source says that Thomas may have been married twice and that CONC
    Elizabeth Muscoe is his second wife.
    The Garnets established in Essex County and Thomas with his older

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    NOTE One source says that Thomas may have been married twice and that CONC
    brother John appears frequently in the records.
    Thomas was likely born about 1675 and Anthony between 1700-1710.

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    NOTE One source says that Thomas may have been married twice and that CONC
    Anthony married about 1730 to Elizabeth, the daughter of Robert Jones,

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    NOTE One source says that Thomas may have been married twice and that CONC
    Burgess of Essex 1726, and widow of John Boulware (Essex D.B. 20, p.

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    NOTE One source says that Thomas may have been married twice and that CONC
    15, O.B. 11, p. 72).
    Thomas Garnett patented 200 acres on Little Poquoson (Nugent's

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    NOTE One source says that Thomas may have been married twice and that CONC
    Cavaliers and Pioneers, Vol. 1, p.24).  The destruction of the early

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    NOTE One source says that Thomas may have been married twice and that CONC
    records in this county precludes our learning more of Thomas who some

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    NOTE One source says that Thomas may have been married twice and that CONC
    say is the immigrant, but it seems that the John that had land close

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    NOTE One source says that Thomas may have been married twice and that CONC by
    was his father.
    From George Loeffler Sr.: One of the daughters of Thomas (2) Garnett

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    NOTE One source says that Thomas may have been married twice and that CONC
    may have married Richard Noel as he was with Mark Andrews (who married

    Line 41244 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    NOTE One source says that Thomas may have been married twice and that CONC a
    daughter) co-bondsman for John (3) Garnett as Administrator of

    Line 41245 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    NOTE One source says that Thomas may have been married twice and that CONC
    estate of Thomas (2) Garnett, in 1750.

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    SOUR @S13@

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    SOUR @S13@

    Line 41258 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    BIRT NOTE Thomas GARNETT, son of John GARNETT, was probably born in Kingston

    Line 41259 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    BIRT NOTE Thomas GARNETT, son of John GARNETT, was probably born in Kingston
    CONC Parish, Gloucester County.  He died in St. Anne's Parish, Essex

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    BIRT NOTE Thomas GARNETT, son of John GARNETT, was probably born in Kingston
    CONC County.

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    DEAT NOTE From Marcie: THOMAS (2) GARNETT , "Planter", of St. Ann's Parish,

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    DEAT NOTE From Marcie: THOMAS (2) GARNETT , "Planter", of St. Ann's Parish,
    CONC Essex County, Va. 1703 inherited from father 150 a. in Essex upon

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    DEAT NOTE From Marcie: THOMAS (2) GARNETT , "Planter", of St. Ann's Parish,
    CONC which he lived and died. Not mentioning his lands in his will, same

    Line 41267 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    DEAT NOTE From Marcie: THOMAS (2) GARNETT , "Planter", of St. Ann's Parish,
    CONC descended to his eldest son, Anthony (3), who sold it, 1758.  In 1709

    Line 41268 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    DEAT NOTE From Marcie: THOMAS (2) GARNETT , "Planter", of St. Ann's Parish,
    CONC Thomas (2) and wife, Elizabeth, sold 50 a. inherited from Anthony (2).

    Line 41269 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    DEAT NOTE From Marcie: THOMAS (2) GARNETT , "Planter", of St. Ann's Parish,
    CONC  Thomas died testate, 1743, Essex Co." (from notes of G. H. S. King)

    Line 41270 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    DEAT NOTE From Marcie: THOMAS (2) GARNETT , "Planter", of St. Ann's Parish,
    CONC [More on THOMAS (2) lineage in a later post].

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    DEAT SOUR @S35@

    Line 41272 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    DEAT SOUR PAGE Marcie at MarGarn@aol.com. Received 4 July 1998

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    DEAT SOUR QUAY 1

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    PROB

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    PROB DATE 20 DEC 1748

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    PROB PLAC Essex Co., Virginia

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    PROB NOTE Probate Record:

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    PROB NOTE Probate Record: CONT

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    PROB NOTE Probate Record: CONT At a Court held for Essex County at
    Tappahannock, on the 20th day of

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    PROB NOTE Probate Record: CONC December, Anno Domini 1748, this Last Will of
    Testament of Thomas

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    PROB NOTE Probate Record: CONC Garnett, deceased, was proved by the oath of
    James Garnett, gen.

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    PROB NOTE Probate Record: CONC [genitive], who also made oath that he did see
    Salvator Muscoe,

    Line 41283 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    PROB NOTE Probate Record: CONC genitival described the same as a witness
    thereto and being also sworn

    Line 41284 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    PROB NOTE Probate Record: CONC to by Elizabeth Garnett, the executrix there
    in named, was admitted to

    Line 41285 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    PROB NOTE Probate Record: CONC record.

    Line 41286 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    PROB NOTE Probate Record: CONT

    Line 41287 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    PROB NOTE Probate Record: CONT Justice A. Beverley

    Line 41288 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    PROB SOUR @S5@

    Line 41289 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    PROB SOUR PAGE Ancestors and Some Descendants of Anthony & Elizabeth (Jones)
    Garnett

    Line 41290 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    PROB SOUR PAGE Ancestors and Some Descendants of Anthony & Elizabeth (Jones)
    Garnett CONT By George B. Loeffler, Sr.

    Line 41291 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    PROB SOUR PAGE Ancestors and Some Descendants of Anthony & Elizabeth (Jones)
    Garnett CONT

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    PROB SOUR QUAY 2

    Line 41293 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    OCCU Res. St. Anne's Parish, Essex Co

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    WILL

    Line 41295 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    WILL DATE 20 DEC 1733

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    WILL PLAC Essex Co., Virginia

    Line 41297 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    WILL NOTE His wife is the executrix.

    Line 41298 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    WILL NOTE His wife is the executrix. CONT

    Line 41299 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    WILL NOTE His wife is the executrix. CONT In Thomas' will dated December 20,
    1733, proved December 20, 1748 (VA

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    WILL NOTE His wife is the executrix. CONC Mag., Vol 33, p.30), he mentions
    several "small children, namely John,

    Line 41301 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    WILL NOTE His wife is the executrix. CONC Anne, James, Mary, Avend Thomas".

    Line 41302 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    WILL NOTE His wife is the executrix. CONT

    Line 41303 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    WILL NOTE His wife is the executrix. CONT From David Goodman via email: WILL:
    dtd 20 Oct 1733 pro 20 Dec 1748 WB

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    WILL NOTE His wife is the executrix. CONC 7-60 (may have been married twice)
    Clover Frances (Cornelious Fossom

    Line 41305 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    WILL NOTE His wife is the executrix. CONC was desc thru Anthony & Elizabeth
    (Boulware) Garnett DAC #22422.

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    WILL NOTE His wife is the executrix. CONC Elizabeth was d/o Robert Jones,
    Burgess of Essex 1726 & widow of John

    Line 41307 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    WILL NOTE His wife is the executrix. CONC Boulware.

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    WILL NOTE His wife is the executrix. CONT

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    WILL NOTE His wife is the executrix. CONT That Anthony, though not named in
    the will was his oldest son is

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    WILL NOTE His wife is the executrix. CONC proved by the following:  Essex
    D.B. 28, p. 115, October 27, 1758.

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    WILL NOTE His wife is the executrix. CONC Anthony Garnett and Elizabeth his
    wife of Culpeper County convey to

    Line 41312 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    WILL NOTE His wife is the executrix. CONC Richard Noell 150 acres that
    descended to said Anthony as heir at law

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    WILL NOTE His wife is the executrix. CONC to his father Thomas Garnett,
    deceased.

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    WILL NOTE His wife is the executrix. CONT

    Line 41315 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    WILL NOTE His wife is the executrix. CONT Thomas (2) Garnett had a wife
    Elizabeth as early as 8 June 1709 (see

    Line 41316 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    WILL NOTE His wife is the executrix. CONC aforementioned deed to John
    Foster). This same Elizabeth, or another~

    Line 41317 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    WILL NOTE His wife is the executrix. CONC Elizabeth, was also his widow. In
    his will dated 20 December 1733

    Line 41318 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    WILL NOTE His wife is the executrix. CONC (Essex Co. Will Book #7 page 60),
    he names her executrix and names his

    Line 41319 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    WILL NOTE His wife is the executrix. CONC "small children" John, Anne, Sarah,
    James, Joyce, Mary, Avey and

    Line 41320 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    WILL NOTE His wife is the executrix. CONC Thomas. He does not name his eldest
    son Anthony, who was apparently

    Line 41321 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    WILL NOTE His wife is the executrix. CONC otherwise provided for. However,

    Line 41322 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    WILL NOTE His wife is the executrix. CONT on 27 Oct. 1758 Anthony Garnett and
    Elizabeth, his wife, of Culpeper

    Line 41323 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    WILL NOTE His wife is the executrix. CONC Co. Va., deed to Richard Noel, of
    Essex Co., Va., two tracts, one of

    Line 41324 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    WILL NOTE His wife is the executrix. CONC which (150 acres) descended to
    Anthony as heir at law to his father

    Line 41325 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    WILL NOTE His wife is the executrix. CONC Thomas Garnett. (See Essex Co. Deed
    Book #28 page 115.)

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    WILL NOTE His wife is the executrix. CONT

    Line 41327 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    WILL NOTE His wife is the executrix. CONT Thomas (2) Garnett's will was
    witnessed by Salvatore Muscoe and James

    Line 41328 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    WILL NOTE His wife is the executrix. CONC (3) Garnett (son of John (2)).
    Thomas (2) Garnett died in St. Ann's

    Line 41329 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    WILL NOTE His wife is the executrix. CONC Parish Essex Co. Va. and his will
    was probated 20 Dec. 1743 by oaths

    Line 41330 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    WILL NOTE His wife is the executrix. CONC of James (3) Garnett, Gentlemen,
    and Elizabeth Garnett, Executrix. His

    Line 41331 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    WILL NOTE His wife is the executrix. CONC inventory dated 19 June 1744 showed
    5 negroes and other items, and was

    Line 41332 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    WILL NOTE His wife is the executrix. CONC signed by Elizabeth Garnett,
    Executrix. (Essex Will Book #7 page 174.)

    Line 41333 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    WILL NOTE His wife is the executrix. CONC Apparently probate was never
    closed, because on 20 June 1750 John (3)

    Line 41334 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    WILL NOTE His wife is the executrix. CONC Garnett (son of Thomas (2)) was
    appointed Administrator of the Estate

    Line 41335 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    WILL NOTE His wife is the executrix. CONC of Thomas (2) Garnett, with Richard
    Noel and Mark Andrews, Co-

    Line 41336 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    WILL NOTE His wife is the executrix. CONC bondsmen. (Essex Will Book #11 page
    115.) An appraisal of the Estate

    Line 41337 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    WILL NOTE His wife is the executrix. CONC of Thomas (2) Garnett dated 13
    June 1761 showed 8 negroes (which

    Line 41338 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    WILL NOTE His wife is the executrix. CONC included 4 of the 5 shown on the
    inventory of 19 June 1744). Thomas

    Line 41339 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    WILL NOTE His wife is the executrix. CONC (2) Garnett died between 20 Dec.
    1733 when he signed his will and 20

    Line 41340 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    WILL NOTE His wife is the executrix. CONC December 1743, when it was
    probated, probably shortly before the

    Line 41341 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    WILL NOTE His wife is the executrix. CONC latter date. His wife Elizabeth
    probably died shortly before 20 June

    Line 41342 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    WILL NOTE His wife is the executrix. CONC 1750 when her son John (3) Garnett
    was appointed Administrator of his

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                       Line 42009 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    NAME Anthony /GARNETT/ GIVN Anthony

    Line 42010 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    NAME Anthony /GARNETT/ SURN GARNETT

    Line 42012 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    SOUR @S13@

    Line 42013 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    SOUR @S17@

    Line 42017 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    BIRT SOUR @S5@

    Line 42018 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    BIRT SOUR PAGE Andrews Family Descended from James Andrews of Old R
    appahannock Co.,

    Line 42019 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    BIRT SOUR PAGE Andrews Family Descended from James Andrews of Old R
    appahannock Co., CONC Virginia, Compiled by Kittie LeBlanc, Los Angeles,
    California 1981

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    BIRT SOUR QUAY 1

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    DEAT NOTE He was 21 years old when he died.

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    DEAT NOTE He was 21 years old when he died. CONT

    Line 42025 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    DEAT NOTE He was 21 years old when he died. CONT From Marc Garnett: ANTHONY
    (2) GARNETT of Gloucester and Essex

    Line 42026 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    DEAT NOTE He was 21 years old when he died. CONC Counties.  He died without
    issue, Essex ca. 1707 and the 150 acres

    Line 42027 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    DEAT NOTE He was 21 years old when he died. CONC left to him by his father
    devolved upon his brothers John (2) and

    Line 42028 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    DEAT NOTE He was 21 years old when he died. CONC Thomas (2) who deeded
    portions of it.

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    DEAT NOTE He was 21 years old when he died. CONT

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    DEAT NOTE He was 21 years old when he died. CONT Anthony GARNETT died young
    and did not marry. He died without issue in

    Line 42031 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    DEAT NOTE He was 21 years old when he died. CONC Essex County about 1709 and
    150 acres of land left to him by his

    Line 42032 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    DEAT NOTE He was 21 years old when he died. CONC father develved to his two
    surviving brothers:  John GARNETT and

    Line 42033 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    DEAT NOTE He was 21 years old when he died. CONC Thomas GARNETT who deeded
    portions of it.

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    DEAT NOTE He was 21 years old when he died. CONT

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    DEAT SOUR PAGE Marc Garnett at MarGarn@aol.com. Received 4 July 1998

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