West Virginia Court Records

Marriage and Wills, Lancaster, CO. PA

March 1763 Leonard Bender, dec'd Minor child, John Bender. Petition of Adam Heck and his wife Barbara, late Bender, the widow.

March 1768 Paul Leson, dec'd Distr to Anna Maria Tudy, Elizabeth __, Catharine Tudy, Jacob Tudy, Michael Tudy, and Nicholas Tudy and his wf. Dau Catharine has received her legacy. Ludwig Bender has received the 3 ps devised to his wf Louisa

March 1770 John Bender, dec'd. Adm Adam Ulrick. Distr to twin son John and Eberhard and dau Elisabeth, wf of Christian Blaugh

June 1773 Henry Snevley, dec'd. Distr. to Christina w/o Jacob Myer, Mgt wf of David Bender, John Snevely, Catharine Snevely, Eve Snevely, Elisabeth Snevely and Jacob Snevely

Jan 1779 Lodwick Bender, late of Rapho twp. Pet. eldest son Benjamin Bender. Father died intestate

Christian Geiger, dec'd late of Warwick twp. Distr; George Geiger, the children of William Geiger, Elizabeth, w/o Peter Levi, Margaret, w/o John Bender, Anna Maria, wf of George Unger and Christina wf of Michael Wyland

March 1791 Benjamin Bender, dec'd late of Rapho. Distr. Barbara Bender, the widow, John, eldest son, Barbara, w/o Peter Leinweber, Magd, w/o Anthony Brets. Catharine, w/o Andrew Shell, Rosina, Elisabeth, Jacob, Christina, Benjamin and Ann

There was a Leonard Bender/Painter who died in Lancaster PA in 1776, married to a Caterina Haug, 1735-1787, probably the father of my Leonard. He was born in Eschelbach, Baden, Germany

Supposed to come on the ship "Anderson" in 1752

Catherine Haug was the wife of Johann "Leonard" Bender, and they had a Elizabth B. Painter/Bender b. 1758

Catherine Haug was the daugther of Hans Jerg Haug, 1682-1740 and Christina Buhrie, 1704 - ?

Hans Jerg Haug's father was Jerg Haug, 1655, and Elizabeth Wuchter, 1660-1736

Jerg Haug's father was Jacob Haug, 1619-1693

Jacob Haug's father was Jurg Haug, 1587-1675 and Maria unknown, 1597-1647

Jurg Haug's father was Bastian Haug, 1568-? and wife Anna, 1570

Name: Anna Barbara Bender Description: Daughter Date: 5 Jun 1743 Prove Date: 13 Feb 1744 Book Page: G:164 Remarks: Bender, Mathias. New Hanover, County of Philadelphia. June 5, 1743. February 13, 1744. G.164. Wife: Anna Catharina. Children: Frederick, John, Alexander and Anna Barbara. Exec: Anna Catharina and Frederick Bender.

Abstracts of Lancaster Co., PA, Wills, 1729 1819
BENDER, LEONARD Lampeter Twp.
July 4, 1782 September 3, 1782
Children: Michael, Leonard, Barbara wife of Michael Lawbinger and
Margaret wife of Nicholas Miller.

wife: Maria Margaret Baer, 1712-1771
possible child of Leonard Bender and Anna Barbara Schmeid

BENDER, JOHN Warwick Twp.
March 14, 1775 May 31, 1782
Wife: Margaret Bender.
Children: John and Elizabeth.
Ex.: Margaret Bender and Peter Huber.

BENDER, JOHN GEORGE Mt. Joy Twp.
February 21, 1782 March 29, 1783
Wife: Ann Elizabeth Bender.
Children: Henry, William, George,
John, Mary, Elizabeth, Margaret and Barbara.
Ex.: John Nissly and Abraham Sherer.

BENDER, ADAM Leacock Twp.
November 13, 1744 March 25, 1745
Wife: Maria Bender.
Children: John, Adam, David, Elizabeth and Maria.
Ex.: John Deeodarffer and John Swope.

BEAR, ISAAC Manheim Twp.
January 24, 1774 April 12, 1774
Wife: Barbara Bear.
Children: Elizabeth wife of John Bender, Jacob, Isaac and John.
Ex.: John Bear and John Bender.

BENDER, LEONARD Lancaster Borough.
December 20, 1806 January 21, 1807
Children: Leonard, Michael, Jacob, John and Susanna wife of --- Habecker.
Grandchildren: David and Daniel Habecker.
Ex.: John Bender and John Bender (a nephew).

BOTT, JOHN Manor Twp.
April 9, 1808 May 21, 1808
Wife: Catharine Bott.
Children: Catharine wife of David Eichholtz, Susanna,
Margaret, Anna, Elizabeth, Barbara, John and Jacob.
Ex.: John Sensenick and Michael Bender.

BENDER, JOHN Leacock Twp.
June 11, 1805 December 20, 1809
Wife: Catharine Bender.
Children: Mary, David, Susanna, Sarah, Isaac, Joseph and Catharine.
Ex.: Adam Miller Jr.

BRENNER, JOHN ADAM Manor Twp.
January 5, 1813 February 20, 1813
Wife: Elizabeth Brenner.
Children: John, Jacob, Polly, Peggy, Catharine, George, Betsey and Christopher.
Ex.: Christopher Brenner and Michael Bender.

BENDER, MICHAEL Lancaster Borough.
February 13, 1810 August 16, 1816
Wife: Margaret Bender.
Children: John, Michael, George, Eve wife of Michael Haberstick
and Ann wife of John Gall.
Ex.: John and Michael Bender.

BENDER, BENJAMIN Rapho Twp.
April 20, 1774 May 13, 1777
Wife: (name not given).
Children: (the names and number not given).
Ex.: John Sherrer and Stephen Wenger.

Below is 1790 Lancaster Co., PA census, this must be Leonard Sr.'s son.

Leonard Bender of Warwick Twp., Lancaster County, PA married a girl named Barbara ca 1759. They had one child. Court records are confusing as to his name. It was either John or Leonard. By 1763 Leonard had died and Barbara remarried to Andrew Heck. When Andrew and Barbara left Lancaster County, the Childs uncle, John Bender took the child to raise. Barbara was my 4th ggm. Can anyone tell me her maiden name.

A Leonard Bender of Lancaster, Lancaster Co, made a will on 12/20/1806, probated on 1/21/1807. Names no wife. children; Leonard, Michael, Jacob, John, Susannah, wife of ? Habecker; Gr children; David & Daniel Habecker. Execs. were son, John & nephew, John Bender.

My Leonard Bender was born 1705 & married Maria Margaret Baer in Germany. he died 1782 in Lancaster co. They had 4 children, one of them was Anna Barbara but she married George Michael Laubinger in Lancaster Co.
Carla

Laubinger Notes:

Archibald Rutherford, died 1789,md. Barbara Laubinger, dtr of George Laubinger and Barbara Painter

1762 February 1 Mason, Philip.
Note to Michael Laubinger promising to pay 4 pounds and 19 shillings. Witnessed by Aaron Parker.

1762 August 11 Elrod, Teter.
Note to pay Michael Laubinger 1 pound and 17 shillings. Witnessed by J. Townshend.

1763 January 8
Virginia. Hampshire County.
To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Philip Mason to answer petition of Michael Laubinger.

1763 January 8
Virginia. Hampshire County.
To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Teter Elrod to answer petition of Michael Laubinger.

1764 August 2 Laubinger, Michael.
Bill for goods sold to Hugh Murphey.

1765 October 22 Straded, John.
To Bryan Bruan [Bruin] merchant in Winchester. “Please to pay to George Michael Laubinger or order the sum of Five Pounds Curr’ money & place the same to account of . . .” Witnessed by Thomas ___ and James Forman.

1766 October 28 Virginia. Hampshire County.
To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Hugh Murphey to answer petition of George Michael Laubinger.

1766 October 28 Virginia. Hampshire County.
To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for John Straded to answer petition of George Michael Laubinger.

V-12 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Worshipful the Court of Hampshire County. George Michael Laubinger has filed suit against Hugh Murphy to recover 4 pounds, 14 shillings, and 2 pence.

V-18 Virginia. Hampshire County.
To the Worshipful the Court of Hampshire County. Michael Laubinger has filed suit against Philip Mason to recover 4 pounds, 19 shillings due by note.

A standard History of Georgia and Georgians by Lucian Lamar Knight:

The parents of Judge Ray, back in County Donegal, Ireland, were David Ray and his wife, whose maiden name was Lucy Atchison. They lived at Balla Davit in County Donegal. During the long period of his residence at Newnan, besides being a prominent member of the bar at that place, Judge Ray had extensive plantation interests in that vicinity and was a large grower of cotton.

He was married December 25, 1833, to Bethenia Gilliam Lavender, a descendant of Capt. John Knowles of Jamestown, Virginia, who came from England to the Virginia Colony in 1663, and located at Jamestown. Capt. John Knowles had a daughter named Bethenia who married William Giles, the ancestor of Gov. William B. Giles, of Virginia. Governor Giles and wife had a daughter named Mary who married Thomas Hardin and they in turn had a daughter named Susannah who married Capt. Charles Ellis an officer of the King's Militia of Albermarle County, Virginia. Captain Ellis and wife had a daughter named Edith, who married Devereux Gilliam, the latter being a nephew of the Rev. Devereux Jarrett, a distinguished Episcopal minister of Virginia who was called "The Rising Star" of the Episcopal Church in that state, for the reason that the church was chiefly re-established by him after the close of the Revolutionary war.

Devereux Gilliam and his wife moved to Tennessee in 1787 and settled at the Junction of the Holstein and French Broad Rivers above Knoxville, where later a fort, known as Fort Gilliam, was erected to fight the Cherokee Indians. (See Ramsey's History of Tennessee.)

Devereux Gilliam and wife had a daughter named Mary, who married John Lavender, a native of Winchester, Virginia/ and son of George Michael Laubinger, a Pennsylvanian of German descent, who served in the Revolutionary war, and who was enrolled in that war under the name of Lavender.

It will be seen therefore that the name Lavender was originally spelled Laubinger. George Michael Laubinger, previous to the Revolutionary war, had been a soldier under General Forbes in the French and Indian war, and had contributed greatly to that officer 'a military achievements in that war. (See Henning's Statutes of Virginia.)

Mrs. Bethenia Lavender Ray, mother of Captain Ray, was a sister of George Michael Lavender, who became a pioneer resident of Floyd County, Georgia, and for whom Lavender Mountain was named. Mrs Ray died in 1867. Captain Ray was the fifth of six children born to Judge John Ray and wife, four daughters and two sons. Only one of these children is living. That is a daughter, namely, Mrs. Emmett Ray Lowe, of Atlanta. Capt. Lavender R. Ray was reared at Newnan, Georgia. When the Civil war broke out he was a student at the University of North Carolina, at Chapel Hill. He at once put aside his books and, upon returning home joined Company A, First Georgia Infantry, as a private. He was then but eighteen years of age. He served throughout the full four years of the war and at its close was a lieutenant and ordnance officer of the division of cavalry commanded

305 East Boscawen Street
Winchester
Winchester City
Virginia USA
Postal Code: 22601

The below was taken from the plaque mounted on the end of the old church ruins:

“The land was given by Thomas Lord Fairfax by patent dated May 15, 1753 to David Dieterich, Jacob Seibert, Christophen Lambert and George Michael Laubinger, trustees "For the use of the people called Lutherans in the County of Frederick." The corner stone was laid April 1, 1765. Walls and roof completed in 1772. Fully completed in 1793. Destroyed by fire September 27, 1854.

The congregation was admitted to the Ministerium of Pennsylvania in 1762 and the Rev Carl Frederich Wildbahn was the first authorized minister. He was forced by the Indians, whose depredations interfered with his work and the building of a church, to retire to Conewango, PA. Only visiting ministers thereafter preached here. Among them Major-General the Rev Peter Muhlenberg of Woodstock VA until the Rev Christian Streit because them regular pastor on July 19, 1785. He had served as Chaplain of the 8th VA Regt Continental Line during the Revolution and was the only dissenting minister to hold the commission of Chaplain of Virginia troops. He is buried near the East wall of these ruins. During the Re volution the Church was used as barracks for American troops. The two bells in the tower were cast in Bremen, Germany and were the first to call people to worship in Winchester. One of the bells still serves the present congregation. The old church contained the first church organ in this community. Here in 1820 was organized the Synnod of Maryland and Virginia.

A document written in Latin, subscribed by the Rev Johann Caspar Kirchner, officiating minister Ludwig Adamus, scribe, and Antony Ludi, School Master, placed in the corner stone preserved the names of the founders. As follows: Thoas Schmidt, Nicolaus Schrach, Christoph Heuschel, DAvid Dieterich, Christoph Wetzel, Peter Helfenstein, Geo-Michael Laubinger, Heinrich Beker, Jacob Braun, Stephen Fraenchel, Christoph Altrith, Tobias Otto, Eberhard Dorig, Andreas Friedly, Christoph Heinz, Imanuel Buger, Dewald Hiegel, Jacob Trautwein, Joh Sigmond Haenli, Johannes Lemley, Johannes Lentz, Christian Schumacher, Michael Roger, Michael Warnig, Christoph Lambert, Samuel Wendel, Mihael Gluck, Julius Spickert, Balthaser Po, Jacob Koppenhaber, Heinrich Weller, Christian Newberger.

Notable contributors to the building fund were Col George William Fairfax, Col William Byrd III of Westover, and the Hon William Nelson of Yorktown.”

George Michael Laubinger, b. 1729, died 1781
Barbara Painter or Bender, b. 1755, died 1808

The name of George Michael Laubinger appears on a list of members of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Winchester, VA, as one of the "Hearers and Founders of this Temple." The list of names was put in the church's cornerstone when it was built in the late 1700s. All were residents of Winchester at the time. No other information given.

Thanks, but I have that info, even a picture of the plaque & old church wall. He was Rosanna's father. George & Anna Barbara Bender (some changed this name to Painter) were married in Lancaster Co., Pa. & moved to Fred. Co.

From Denizations and Naturalizations in the British Colonies in America, 1607-1775 by Lloyd DeWitt Bockstruck
pg. 174:
Laubinger, George Michael. He was naturalized in Frederick County, Virginia September 4, 1765. My note: he would be about 36 yrs old.

From George Washington’s papers:

Laubinger (Lawbinger), Michael, 4:62. See also Louwinger, George Michael

Laubinger's (Lawbinger's) ordinary, 4:62

Lavender, Michael, 4:425

 Frederick County, Virginia, Deeds, Book 10, pages 483 & 485 Lease & (Release) - 1 Aug 1765 - Between Solomon Hedges and Rebecca his wife of Hampshire County to Thomsa Hilyard of Frederick County... consideration of 5 shillings (£12.10)... part of a tract of land lying and being now in Frederick County and on the west side of Opeckon Creek and is part of a tract of 875 acres granted to Edward Davis the 12th Nov 1735. Line to Peter Hedges... Containing 102 acres of land more or less... Rents of one pepper corn on the 29 day of Sept only if same shall be lawfully demanded... Signed Solomon Hedges & Rebecca Hedges. Witnesses: Thomas Rutherford, George Michael Laubinger, Henry Brinker. Recorded: 3 Sep 1765.

 Frederick County, Virginia, Deeds, Book 10, pages 487 & 488 Lease & (Release) - 1 Aug 1765 - Between Solomon Hedges and Rebecca his wife of Hampshire County to Allen Cox of Frederick County... consideration of 5 shillings (£12.10)... one parcel of land part of a Tract of land lying and being on the west side of Opeckon Creek and is part of a tract of land containing 875 acres granted to Edward Davis the 12 Nov 1735. Containing 173 acres... Rent of one pepper corn on 29th day of Sep is same be lawfully demanded. Signed Solomon Hedges & Rebecca Hedges. Witnesses: Thomas Rutherford, George Michael Laubinger, Henry Brinker. Recorded 3 Sep 1765.

Oct. 2, 1749. Foreigners from Swabia, Wirtemberg, and Darmstadt,- ship Jacob

Adolph de Grove, Captain, from Amsterdam, last from Shields, England.-290 passengers.

Friederich Buckel
Christoph Furstner
Friederich Walles *
Conrad Bauster
Philip Storm *
Martin Wust
Michael Miller *
Georg Hoffman
Johan Jacob Sinn
Johan Georg Sinn
Hans George Keplinger *
Hans Georg Hoffman
Georg Christian Spangler
Johan Henrich Herget
Johan Christoph Kees ?
John Georg Steigleder
George Bachert *
Joseph Ritter
Paul Lebing
Jacob Uhllerich
Johannes Becker
Daniel Freysinger *
Conrad Reese *
Johannes Roth
Jacob Sinder
Peter Seyds *
Martin Treibel
Martin Erch
Georg Schweigers
Jacob Traudt
Jacob Rupp
. Jacob Gilbert
Lorentz Hoch
Johann Jabbes ?
Johannes Neier
Marcus Gonner
Henry Rubert
William Hofman *
Matheis Hartman
Johannes Rohm
Henry Krahmer
Jacob Kautzman
Johann Bauman
Adam Eichholtz
Valentin Villib
Friederich Becholt
Adam Shnyder *
Henry Wirdt
Christoph Heiply *
Philip Stumpff
Peter Seyler *
Jacob Heibly *
Melchior Wolfart *
Joseph Volck
Johannes Folck *
Martin Dotter
Johan Conrad Lebing
Georg Michael Laubinger
Hans Georg Krafft
Friederich Pfiersching
Jacob Fleischmann
Johan Henrich Knoss
Martin Bleymeyer
Georg Eberharth
Heinrich Hoffman
Joh. Conrad Leitheiser
Eberhart Windmeyer
Christian Fried. Haberlin
Hans Georg Bauer
Johan Georg Stein
Bernhart Gilbert
Simon Grossman
Hans Adam Fakler *
Hans Philip Schoster
Georg Carl Rubert *
Johan Henrich Rohm
Hans Georg Munig *
Joh. Georg Hunkinger
Gotfried Samuel Welper
Johan Georg Heinrich
Joh. Adam Hiltenbeittel *
Job. Martin Eichholtz
Joh. Wendel Kuhner
Johannes Zimmermann
Joh. Michael Schneyder
Hans Michael Gandner
Johan Jacob Heil
Johann Adam Roth
Johan Georg Grother
Melchior Vogelmann
Johan Georg Storner
Hans Michael Giutner
Nicolas Dotter
Matheis Dotter
Claudt Reinaldt.

From original German signature unless marked with *
* From name written by clerk
? Original German signature
§ Sick difficult to decipher

“Town of Winchester Land Book, 1809”

List of Land Tax within the District of Daniel W. THOMAS

Commissioner in the Corporation of Winchester for the year 1809~

LAUBINGER, Barbara

Stewart Bell Jr. Archives Room
Handley Regional Library
Winchester-Frederick County Historical Society
P.O. Box 58, Winchester, VA 22604
(540) 662-9041, fax (540) 722-4769
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James Wood Family Papers
173 WFCHS

Scope and Content: This collection contains the business papers of Col. James Wood Sr. and some of his family. The papers are accounts, diaries, receipts and various memorabilia of the family for the period from 1736 to1868. Included are papers of the Frederick County, Virginia Clerk’s office for the period from 1743 to 1769. This is an item-level inventory prepared by Wilmer Kerns. (5 boxes) Last updated 03/07.

Biographical/Historical: Col. James Wood Sr. (1707?-1759) was born, according to a grandson, in Winchester, Hampshire, England. He attended Oxford University, was a lieutenant in the Royal Navy, and came to Virginia with one of the colonial governors. Around 1735, he acquired a tract of land "on the branches of the Opequon" from which, in 1744, a large part of Winchester was formed in accordance with his stipulations to the Justices of Frederick County. He built the first "Glen Burnie" in 1738. He married Mary Rutherford in 1738 with whom he had children (1) Elizabeth (b. 1739), (2) James Jr. (b. 1741), (3) Mary (b. 1742), (4) John (b. 1743-44), and (5) Robert (b. 1747). He was a Colonel in the Frederick County militia and served with his friend Col. George Washington in the 1754 campaign against the French. He is buried in the family graveyard at Glen Burnie.

Cite As: James Wood Family Papers, 173 WFCHS, Stewart Bell Jr. Archives, Handley Regional Library, Winchester, VA, USA.

Accounts, 1759-1761—James Wood Sr. Estate—Box 2

The 38 manuscript items in this folder pertain to the settlement of the estate of Colonel James Wood Sr., who died on November 6, 1759. The first 37 are receipts that itemize various court services and fees owed to Colonel Wood in his capacity as Clerk of Court. Examples of services are: petitions, suits, attorney fees, judgments, orders, pleas, bail, continuances, etc. The 38th and final manuscript item pertains to the personal estate of Colonel Wood. His wife, Mary (Rutherford) Wood, was Executor for his estate.

George Michael Laubinger, 1759, 19x8

From the German Element of Shenandoah Valley Virginia by John Walter Wayland
Names of persons whose wills are recorded in Frederick County Will Book No.4
Covering the Period from 1770 to 1783

George Laubinger

Frederick County, Virginia, Wills & Administrations 1795-1816
Laubinger, George Michael
Inventory & Appraisal. Sept 1811
N estate found. Mention of one of daughters of deceased, Rosanna Campbell, and widow of deceased, Barbara. Exr: Lewis Hoff, Examiners: Jos. Gamble, Robert Gray, Pendleton Heironmus, page 71

Frederick County, Virginia, Wills & Administrations – 1795-1816
Will Book 8, page 90
Laubinger, Barbara
Will: 19 Feb 1808/ 7 Mar 1810
Children: Michel, Catherine (wife of Henry Brinker), Rosana (widow of William Campbell) and Susanna (wife of John Bartlett), Granddaughter Barbara, daughter of John Laubinger.
Exr: “the person in whose hands this will may be deposited at the time of my death”
Wit: James Rely, George Harrison, Pg. 523-524

CHRONICLES OF THE SCOTCH-IRISH SETTLEMENT OF VIRGINIA; Vol 2, pp 150 – 159
by Lyman Chalkley

Dever vs. Williams--O. S. 186; N. S. 66--Bill 1803. Orators are, viz: George Dever and Charles Carlyle of Hampshire. George in 1802 contracted with Owen Williams of Hampshire to exchange lands. Williams transferred tract in now Ohio, Ross County. Wayne township, about 15 miles from Chilicothe, 333 acres formerly owned by Colin Keck (Cock), which was sold for taxes to George Michael Laubinger. Orator claims no such land existed in Ohio. John Parrell was to be one of the arbitrators. John Parrill deposes in Chillicothe, Ross County, Ohio, 1804.

From Publications of Pennsylvania German Society, 1983
“… with Georg Michael Laubinger, also from Hoffenheim …

1802 Upper District Hampshire County Tax
George Michael Laubinger, 1;1 (must be a son or grandson)

The Planting of New Virginia
Michael Laubinger was accused of selling liquer to the troops in return for army supplies

Early Records, Hampshire County Virginia

1797 Benam, Benjamin, wife Sarah, to George Andrews of Pennsylvania, of Hampshire county
271 acres on Little Cacapeon Rivr, recorded 10/17/1797
Wit: John Higgins, George Laubinger, Francis Murphy

1767 10-28 Early Records Hampshire County Virginia
Jones, Owen to Bryan Bruen of Winchester
Wit: G. Mich. Laubinger

1778 4/7
Laubinger, George Michael to Martin Roller of Dunmore County
wife, Barbara of Frederick Co., (lease and release)
800 acres on Cacapeon River; rec. 5/12/1778
Wit: John Magill, Wm. Campbell, George Rootes

1770 10/7
McKever, Paul to Frederick Conrad
Wit: Wm Campbell, G. Laubinger (there are others too)

1770 11/17 – Smith Richard to Bryan Bruin
Wit: G. Michael Laubinger, one of others

1772, 1/4 - Watson, Joseph to John Foxcraft
Wit: G. Michael Laubinger

Hampshire County, Virginia (now west Virginia) volume I Minute Book Abstracts 1788-1802
July 19, 1799 - George M. Laubinger allowed license to keep an ordinary at his house in Springfield he having complied with the law. Page 75.

Hampshire County, Virginia (now West Virginia): Volume I – Minute Book Abstracts 1788-1802
July 16, 1798
Ordered that John Higgins be recommended to his Excellency the governor and council as a fit and property persons to execute the office of Captain, Michael Laubinger, Lieutenant and John Sebring Ensign of a rifle company in this county. Page 160.

Early Records, Hampshire County Virginia
Brinker, Henry – 12/13/1837, probate: 3/27/1838
to John Brady for use and benefit of Hannah Laubinger, wife of George, “during her curvature” (relationship not shown). Exec. John Brady. See Christopher Heiskell
Wit: David Kinnison, R. G. Piper, James M. Brady

Virginia Northern Neck Land Grants 1775-1800 Vol III
Book Q. 212-George Edgington of Hampshire Co. 226 A. near Dillon’s Run of Great Cacapehon in said Co. Surv. Elias Poston. Adj. said Edgington, James Brawdy, George Nixon, Michael Laubinger, John Engle. 23 Oct 1777

Book U pg. 406 – Michael Laubinger asne. Of Moses Ashbrook 294 A. (20 Jan 1786) in Hampshire Co. bet. New Cr. Mt. and Knobley Mt. adj. the Salt Spring Surv. Of William Harris. 17 Sep 1789.

Book V, page 325: George Horn asne. Of John Rout 191 A (23 June 1790) in Hampshire Co. on Dillons Run of Great Cacapeon adj. William Ingles, Laubinger 6 Dec 1791

Hampshire County Records, 1816-1923, Virginia/West Virginia
Chancery Book #1
William P. Stump, John Donaldson and Garrett W blue merchants and partners trading under the name and rim William P Stump & Co, Plaintiffs against John Brady as executor and as devisee of Henry Brinker dec’d and George M. Laubinger and Hannah his wife, Defendants. Page 464.

(West) Virginia Court Records

Folder 1 (1754 Oct. 29 - 1761 July 21) Folder 6 (1765 Feb. 5 - 1766 June 8) Folder 11 (1781 April 10 - 1788 March 20)

Folder 2 (1761 Aug. 12 - 1762 Aug. 25) Folder 7 (1766 July 22 - 1767 April 25) Folder 12 (1789 June 24 - 1789 Dec. 15 - V-8)

Folder 3 (1762 Sept. 17 - 1763 May 19) Folder 8 (1767 June 22 - 1767 Dec. 3) Folder 13 (V-9 - V-20)

Folder 4 (1763 May 25 - 1764 Nov. 4) Folder 9 (1768 May 16 - 1770 May 25) Folder 14 (V-21 - V-30)

Folder 5 (1764 Dec. 20 - 1765 Jan. 15) Folder 10 (1771 May 23 - 1781 March 20) Folder 15 (oversize documents)

Folder 1 (12 items)

Date Description

1754 October 14 Arnold, Josiah.

Will of Josiah Arnold. Witnessed by James Smith and Even Pugh, Jr.

1759 Corn, Timothy.

Bill to Peter Young for balance due for “one wagon and geers.”

1760 Corn, Timothy.

Bill to Z. Wright for saddle.

1760 Gollehen, William.

Bill to Job Parker for work – “sawing,” “splitting rails,” “helping home with hogs,” “work in harvest,” etc.

1760 March Gallant, James.

Bill to Benjamin Parker for one hat. Also, note signed by Jonathan Cobun, Justice of the Peace, that the “account is just & true and that he hath received no part thereof.”

1760 May 16 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Benjamin Parker to answer petition of James Gallant.

1760 June 13 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To one of the Coroners of Hampshire County. Summons for Solomon Hedges to answer petition of Michael Harness.

1760 September 23 Hart, George.

Note to pay Peter Schew 1 pound, 13 shillings and 9 pence. Witnessed by Sampson Haywell.

1761 Gilbert, Felix.

Statement of account. Also signed by William Preston, Justice of Peace, stating that the account was justly due.

1761 January 7 Linch, Charles.

Bill to Henry Bronton and Benjamin Parker (security) for linen, etc. Also, document from court of Hampshire County against them for refusing to pay the bill.

1761 June 9 Conner, Cornelius.

Promise to pay William Gibson 3 pounds, 2 shillings, and 6 pence. Witnessed by Niebs. Seaver.

1761 July 21 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Cornelius Conner to answer petition of William Gibson

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Folder 2 (14 items)

Date Description

1761 August 12 Gibson, William.

Note to pay Charles Linch 2 pounds, 6 shillings, and 1 penny. Witnessed by J. Mastham. Also, statement from the Court of Hampshire County that William Gibson is indebted to Charles Linch.

1761 August 27 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for John Read to answer petition of William Gibson.

1761 September 8 Greene, George.

Agreement of George Greene and Thomas Ashbee to pay Garrit Decker sum of 14 pounds, Virginia currency. Witnessed by E. Byrne.

1761 September 16 Virginia. Hampshire County.

Petition and summons against Richard Beeson in debt to Christopher Witele.

1761 November 9 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Timothy Corn to answer petition of Zadock Wright.

1762 February 1 Mason, Philip.

Note to Michael Laubinger promising to pay 4 pounds and 19 shillings. Witnessed by Aaron Parker.

1762 March Virginia. Hampshire County.

Summons for Thomas Edwards, his master, to answer petition of David Gibbons for ill treatment. Signed by Samuel Dew.

1762 May 5 Henderson, Archibald.

Bill for goods sold to Michael Waxler. Also, sworn statement signed by James Scott that neither Archibald Henderson nor Jonathan Glassford has received any of the amount due them by M. Waxler.

1762 May 11 Hite, Abraham.

License bond signed by Abraham Hite and Peter Hog, from Hampshire County. Witnessed by Samuel Dew.

1762 May 20 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for George Green and Thomas Ashby to answer petition of Garret Decker.

1762 May 20 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Michael Wexler to answer petition of John Glasford. (Copy of original document.)

1762 August 10 Murphy, Hugh.

License bond signed by Hugh Murphy and John Ross from Hampshire County.

1762 August 11 Elrod, Teter.

Note to pay Michael Laubinger 1 pound and 17 shillings. Witnessed by J. Townshend.

1762 August 25 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Timothy Corn to appear at the Court House and answer petition of Peter Young.

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Folder 3 (13 items)

Date

Description

1762 September 17 Phillips, Robert.

Bill for goods sold to James Buchanan. Also, sworn statement of Charles Smith, Justice of Fredrick County, that the bill had not been paid.

1763 January 8

Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Philip Mason to answer petition of Michael Laubinger.

1763 January 8

Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Teter Elrod to answer petition of Michael Laubinger.

1763 January 8 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for William Gibson to answer petition of Charles Linch.

1763 March 30 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for George Hart to answer petition of Peter Lehew.

1763 March 31 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for James Buchannan to answer petition of Messers Hugh Lenox & William Scott.

1763 April 16 Phillips, Robert.

Bill to Samuel Stanacre for 3 pounds, 2 shillings, and 2-1/4 pence, in account with Lenox & Scott.

1763 April 25 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Henry Brondon and Benjamin Parker to answer petition of Charles Linch.

1763 April 26 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Philip Reily to testify on “a certain matter of controversy” between Michael Waxler and Henry Vanmeter.

1763 April 26 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Henry Vanmeter to answer petition of Michael Waxler.

1763 April 28 Linch, Charles.

Bill for goods sold to Daniel Weastfall.

1763 May 11 Virginia. Hampshire County.

License bond signed by Robert Gregg and John Forman. Witnessed by Samuel Dew.

1763 May 19 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Absalom Kent to answer charges of Daniel Cresap for the sum of 2 pounds, 7 shillings, & 3 pence.

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Folder 4 (14 items)

Date Description

1763 May 25 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Samuel Stalnaker to answer charges of Messers Hugh Lenox & William Scott.

1763 May 28 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Job Parker to answer petition of William Gallahugh.

1763 October 15 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Job Parker to answer petition of William Gallahugh.

1763 October 15 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Samuel Stalnaker to answer charges of Hugh Lennox and William Scott.

1763 December 6 White, John.

To William Stephens. Statement of account for goods purchased.

1763 December 7 Wager, Archibald.

Statement signed by Archibald Wager, Justice of Frederick county, that George Wright had not received the amount due him from Alexander Boyd.

1763 December 15 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Richard Fields to answer petition of Felix Gilbert.

1764 March 2 Virginia. Hampshire County.

Summons for Henry Presser to answer the petition of Edward Bush.

1764 June 11 Linch, Charles.

Bill for goods sold to Peter Cassety.

1764 August 2 Laubinger, Michael.

Bill for goods sold to Hugh Murphey.

1764 August 5 Haffer, M.

To Robert Gregg. Notes for two [or ten] pounds and fifteen shillings. Witnessed by John Carpenter.

1764 September 3 Petty, Ebenezer.

Note to pay Charles Linch the sum of two pounds and one shilling. Witnessed by John Roussau.

1764 September 14 Dixon, Roger.

Statement signed by Roger Dixon that the account of David Williams listed on the page is a “just & True Copy from the Books kept by the late Robt. Jackson, or Factor William Gale, Esq.”

1764 November 4 Huston, William.

Bill for goods sold to Robert Gregg.

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Folder 5 (10 items)

1764 December 20 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Andrew Arnold and his wife, Priscilla, to answer petition of Thomas Berry.

1764 December 20 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Alexander Boyd to answer petition of George Wright.

1764 December 20 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Gabriel Case to answer petition of Joseph Beelir.

1764 December 20 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Philip Mason to answer petition of Jacob Burhod.

1764 December 20 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Benjamin Parker and John Stagg to answer petition of Robert Bell.

1764 December 20 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Henry Vanmeter to pay Henry Brinker the sum of 1 pound, 16 shillings, and 4 pence.

1764 December 26 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for George Hart to answer petition of Henry Bresser.

1764 December 26 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Benjamin Jones to answer petition of Henry Bresser.

1765 January 5 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons to testify in the case of John Petor vs. Job Parker.

1765 January 15 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for David Williams to answer the petition of William Gale, Esq.

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Folder 6 (11 items)

Date Description

1765 February 5 Garner, Thomas.

Bond signed by Thomas Garner and John Forman of Hampshire County. Statement of the terms of the account between them and Henry Keith.

1765 February 5 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Peter Cassety to answer petition of Charles Linch.

1765 February 5 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Ebenezer Petty to answer petition of Charles Linch.

1765 February 5 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Daniel Westfall to answer charges of Charles Linch.

1765 June 3 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Michael Waxler to answer charges of Robert Gregg.

1765 June 20 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for William Hewston to answer petition of Robert Gregg.

1765 October 13 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for William Hewston to answer petition of Robert Gregg.

1765 October 22 Straded, John.

To Bryan Bruan [Bruin] merchant in Winchester. “Please to pay to George Michael Laubinger or order the sum of Five Pounds Curr’ money & place the same to account of . . .” Witnessed by Thomas ___ and James Forman.

1765 December 3 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Thomas Suttles to answer petition of Cornelius Bogard.

1765 December 18 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Frederick County. Summons for William Hougland to answer the petition of Jonathan Buckaloe of Hampshire County.

1766 June 8 Virginia. Frederick County.

Note signed by J. O. Greenfield that “This day Jean McKearney came before Me and Made Oath that the said William Huston was to Take the Amount of the above sum of One pound one shilling & nine pence in Goods from Mr. Gregg’s store . . .”

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Folder 7 (11 items)

Date Description

1766 July 22 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for William Stephens to answer petition of John White.

1766 October 10 Darling, William.

Note agreeing to pay Charles Linch the sum of 4 pounds, 13 shillings, and 1-1/2 pence.

1766 October 14 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for William Darling to answer petition of Charles Linch.

1766 October 28 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Hugh Murphey to answer petition of George Michael Laubinger.

1766 October 28 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for John Straded to answer petition of George Michael Laubinger.

1766 November 11 Virginia. Hampshire County.

License bond signed by Peter Steenbergen and Samuel Dew. Witnessed by Charles Linch.

1767 March 10 Gayer, Henry Christian.

To Capt. Richard Derby. Bill for hearth stones, etc. ???

1767 April 14 Virginia. Hampshire County.

License bond signed by John Keating and Luke Collins. Witnessed by G. Jones.

1767 April 25 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for John Cochran to answer petition of Adam Brown.

1767 April 25 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Thomas Douthik and Solomon Hedges to answer petition of Edward Bush.

1767 April 25 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Isaac Sparks to answer petition of James Buchanan.

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Folder 8 (12 items)

Date Description

1767 June 22 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for James Anderson and John Pringle to answer petition of William Bowyer.

1767 June 22 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for John Cartright, jun. to answer petition of William Bowyer.

1767 June 22 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Edward Corn to answer petition of Enoch Innis.

1767 June 22 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Edward Corn to answer petition of Enoch Innis.

1767 June 22 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Isaac Sparks to answer petition of James Buchanan.

1767 June 22 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Jacob Tucker to answer petition of William Bowyer.

1767 August 20 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Henry Begly to answer petition of Enoch Innis.

1767 August 20 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons of Henry Shipler to answer petition of Robert Owen and his wife, Mary, late Mary Beall.

1767 August 22 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for administrator of estate of Samuel McMurry to satisfy petition of Robert Cuningham.

1767 November 13 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for William Darling to answer petition of Charles Linch.

1767 December 2 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Mynard and Patience Johnson, Abraham Kuykendall, and Lydia McCarty to answer petiton of Justices of Hampshire County.

1767 December 3 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Peter Cassety to answer petition of Cuthbert Bullitt.

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Folder 9 (12 items)

Date Description

1768 May 16 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Samuel McCord to answer petition of Isaac Cox.

1768 September 23 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Thomas Spencer to answer petition of Peter Babb.

1768 September 23 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Daniel Westfall to answer charges of Charles Bruce.

1769 March 25 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for James Anderson to answer charges of Cuthbert Bullitt.

1769 March 25 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for William Gibson and Joseph Weavill to answer petition of Cuthbert Bullitt.

1769 March 25 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Peter Kyzer to answer petition of Bryan Bruin.

1769 March 25 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Thomas McCarty to answer petition of Thomas Branon.

1769 March 25 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Richard Powell, Jun., to answer charges of John Briscoe.

1769 March 25 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for John Williams to answer petition of Cuthbert Bullitt.

1769 June 13 Virginia. Hampshire County.

License bond signed by Peter Steenbergen and Abraham Hite. Witnessed by Samuel Dew.

1769 November 29 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for John Stagg to answer petition of Richard Byrn.

1770 May 25 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Bryan Bruin, Hugh Murphey, & Thomas McGuire to answer petition of Andrew Cochran, William Cunningham & Co.

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Folder 10 (14 items)

Date Description

1771 May 23 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for George Kyger to answer petition of Isaac Cox.

1771 May 23 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for William Stewart to answer petition of Enoch Innis.

1771 November 20 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for James Chew to answer petition of Aaron Jenkins, assignee of Samuel Perry.

1772 May 23 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Ebenezer Petty to answer charges of Robert Cunningham, assignee of James Cunningham.

1772 May 23 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Samuel Pritchard and Hugh Murphy to answer charges of John Caplinger.

1772 May 23 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for George Wilson to answer charges of Benjamin Jones.

1773 August 19 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Hugh Murfey to answer charges of Cuthbert Bullitt.

1779 August 7 McGuire, Edward.

To Job Bacorn [?] Lease for land in Hampshire County, Virginia.

1781 March 5 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Catherine Forman, administratrix of the estate of the late William Forman, to answer charges of Daniel Morgan.

1781 March 20 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Levi Ashbrook to answer petition of Justices of Hampshire County – 10 pounds fine for not keeping road, of which he is surveyor, in repair.

1781 March 20 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for William Bullitt to answer petition of Justices of Hampshire County.

1781 March 20 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Lawrence Haff to answer petition of Commonwealth of Virginia – to satisfy Justices of Court with 1000 pounds of Tobacco for his fine for concealing two Tithables.

1781 March 20 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Moses Tichenal to answer petition of Job Bacom.

1781 March 20 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Vincent Williams to answer petition of Commonwealth of Virginia for ten pounds – his fine for not keeping the road of which he is surveyor in repair.

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Folder 11 (10 items)

Date Description

1781 April 10 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Samuel Baker to answer petition of court of Hampshire County.

1781 May 30 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Owen Rogers to answer the petition of Hampshire County Court.

1781 November 3 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Matthias Hite to answer charges of R. Riding.

1782 May 28 Virginia. Hampshire County.

To the Sheriff of Hampshire County. Summons for Samuel Pritchard, Jonathan Pugh, & Thomas McGuire to answer petition of Messers Andrew Cochraine, William Cunninghame and Co. Signed by Gabriel Jones, Clerk. *