Samuel Henshaw
B: c1661
D: c1719
M: Keziah Pell
├── Elizabeth Henshaw (c1695-?) 1,2
├── John Henshaw 1,2,3
├── Thomas Henshaw 1,2,3
├── Samuel Henshaw (?-c1758) 1,2,4
├── Mary Henshaw (<1721-?) 2,3,5
└── Keziah Henshaw 6
Samuel Henshaw [ID 05158]
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Born about 1661, Essex County, Virginia.1,4 (On Feb 6 1683, as a witness to the will of Jno. Watson, Samuel signed showing his age as 23 years old).4
He married Keziah Pell2 [Keziah Shipley1,4,7,8, Keziah Comber1,4], 17152, Essex County, Virginia2. Keziah, daughter of Timothy Pell & Ealse -, was born about 1670, Old Rappahannock County, Virginia.2 Keziah was the daughter of Timothy Pell and his wife Ealse (Alice). After Timothy Pell died, Ealse (Alice) had remarried to Daniel Shipley.2,9
Samuel is shown with 200 acres of land in Essex County, Virginia in the "Virginia Quit Rent Rolls" of 1704.10,11
Samuel was active in real estate transactions. The following deeds were recorded:
Deed recorded Feb 3 1703/4:12
John Evins of Sittenbourne par, planter, sells Saml Henshaw, for 3000 lb tobo, 400 acres on S side of Rappahannock River. Adjoins land Thomas Pannells sold to Edward Stafford next adjoining to Nathan Bentley according to a division that was betwixt John Speed and John Amos.
Wit:
John Andrews
Richd X West
Signed
John X Evins
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Power of Attorney recorded Feb 2 1705/6:13
Samuell Henshaw of St. Annes par, planter, to "my well beloved wife Kezia Henshaw" to prosecute suit agst Phillip Lake and also give the sd Lake a conveyance for 400 acres.
Wit:
Isaac Flowers
Mary X Flowers
Signed
Samuell Henshaw
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Order dated May 22 1706 and signed by Richd Covington:14
Attachment agst est of Samll Hinshaw, who hath absented himself out of the county, for a debt of 590lb tobo due Mr Arthur Bowers.
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On Sep 8 1714, Samuel engaged in several real estate transactions, all recorded the next day, as follows:
Deed recorded Sep 9 1714:15,16
Samuel Henshaw, planter, and Kazia his wife, of St. Anns Par., sell Arthur Onbee, planter, of the same Par., for £20. Sterling, 30 acres in St. A. Par. adj land of John Catlett and Ralph Rowzee, the land of Thomas Hawkins and in possession of John Boughan and others, the land of John Cooke.
Wit:
John Man his mark
Sam'll Bizwell
John Boughan
Signed
Samuel Henshaw
Kazia Henshaw her mark
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Deed recorded Sep 9 1714:16,17
Nicholas Copland of St Anns Par., sells Samuel Henshaw, in consideration of 30 acres sold by Henshaw and wife to Arthur Onbey, 30 acres in St. Anns Par., on West side of Popoman Swamp, etc.
Wit:
John Man his mark
Sam'll Biswell
John Boughan
Signed
Nicholas Copland his mark
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Deed of Gift recorded Sep 9 1714:16,18,19
Samuel Henshaw and Kazia his wife, for love, good will and affection "for our Loving Son in Law Samuel Bezwell and our dear daughter Elizabeth his wife" give 40 acres, adj. Catletts nie the main Road popoinas swamp being part of land where Saml. and Kazia now dwell.
Wit:
John Mann his marke
John Adkinson his marke
John Boughan
Signed
Samuel Henshaw
Kazia Henshaw her mark
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In 1716, Keziah was mentioned in the will of her mother, Ealse Shipley, "of St. A. Par." [St. Anne's Parish], Essex County [will dated Jan 8 1715/16, probated Feb 21 1715/16]:20
To "my Daughter Keziah Henshaw all my sheep".
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At about the same time, on Feb 21 1715/16, a bond was recorded in Essex County, Virginia for Samuel to become administrator of an estate:21
£50. Sterl. Sam'll Henshaw ad'mr of est of Francis Gibson.
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On Aug 18 1716, Samuel completed his duties as administrator and presented the inventory of the estate of Francis Gibson.22
Samuel Henshaw died about 1719, Essex County, Virginia.1,4 Samuel died before Sep 7 1719 when his will was probated.4
After Samuel died, Kezia remarried in 1720 to Thomas Comber.23 In a deed dated Dec 20 1720, Thomas Comber and Kezia Comber convey to Charles Brown 60 acres. Signed by Thomas Comber and Kezia Comber (Kezia made the same 'H' mark she had previously used in other deeds). This deed was acknowledged Feb 21 1720/21. On the same day, a deed of gift to John Henshaw, Mary Henshaw and Thomas Henshaw was recorded. Thomas Comber names these as his children-in-law (step children).24
Keziah died after Feb 20 1721, Essex County, Virginia.2
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Sources
- Contribution from Debra Henshaw Lawrence.
- Contribution from Bill Buchanan ().
- Contribution from Bill Buchanan () citing:
Deed of gift from Thomas and Kezia Comber to step children;
Essex County, Virginia, Deed Book 16, pages 275-277.
- Contribution from Charles Ruffin Henshaw Jr..
- Contribution from Bill Buchanan () citing:
Deed of gift from Thomas and Kezia Comber to step daughter Mary Henshaw;
Essex County, Virginia, Deed Book 16, pages 275-277.
- Wilkerson, Eva Eubank. "Index to Marriages of Old Rappahannock and Essex
Counties, Virginia, 1655-1900". Richmond, VA: Clearfield Company, 1953;
Book D 28, page 43.
- "Virginia Marriges 1851-1929": Ancestry, Inc.
- Wilkerson, Eva Eubank. "Index to Marriages of Old Rappahannock and Essex
Counties, Virginia, 1655-1900". Richmond, VA: Clearfield Company, 1953;
Book D&W 14, page 475.
- "Virginia Colonial Abstracts", Vol. 9, Essex County Wills and Deeds 1714-1717;
Abstracted by Beverley Fleet; Genealogical Publishing Co., 1961.
- "Virginia Quit Rent Rolls, 1704"; Lineages, Inc.; http://www.lineages.com.
- "Alphabetical Rent Roll of Virginia 1704/05", USGenWeb archives.
- "Virginia Colonial Abstracts", Vol. 29, Essex County Records 1703-1706;
Abstracted by Beverley Fleet; Genealogical Publishing Co., 1961;
Book 11, page 138.
- "Virginia Colonial Abstracts", Vol. 29, Essex County Records 1703-1706;
Abstracted by Beverley Fleet; Genealogical Publishing Co., 1961;
Book 12, page 184.
- "Virginia Colonial Abstracts", Vol. 29, Essex County Records 1703-1706;
Abstracted by Beverley Fleet; Genealogical Publishing Co., 1961;
Book 12, page 255.
- "Virginia Colonial Abstracts", Vol. VIII, Essex County Wills and Deeds 1711-1714;
Abstracted by Beverley Fleet; Genealogical Publishing Co., 1961;
Book 14, page 291.
- "Early Virginia Immigrants", by George Cabell Greer, Clerk Virginia State Land Office;
Baltimore, 1982; Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc.
- "Virginia Colonial Abstracts", Vol. VIII, Essex County Wills and Deeds 1711-1714;
Abstracted by Beverley Fleet; Genealogical Publishing Co., 1961;
Book 14, page 292.
- "Virginia Colonial Abstracts", Vol. VIII, Essex County Wills and Deeds 1711-1714;
Abstracted by Beverley Fleet; Genealogical Publishing Co., 1961;
Book 14, page 288.
- Essex County wills and deeds, 1711-1714; http://www.ancestry.com.
- "Virginia Colonial Abstracts", Vol. 9, Essex County Wills and Deeds 1714-1717;
Abstracted by Beverley Fleet; Genealogical Publishing Co., 1961;
Will Book 14, page 474.
- "Virginia Colonial Abstracts", Vol. 9, Essex County Wills and Deeds 1714-1717;
Abstracted by Beverley Fleet; Genealogical Publishing Co., 1961;
Will Book 14, page 476.
- "Virginia Colonial Abstracts", Vol. 9, Essex County Wills and Deeds 1714-1717;
Abstracted by Beverley Fleet; Genealogical Publishing Co., 1961;
Will Book 14, page 658.
- Wilkerson, Eva Eubank. "Index to Marriages of Old Rappahannock and Essex
Counties, Virginia, 1655-1900". Richmond, VA: Clearfield Company, 1953;
Book D 16, page 277.
- Contribution from Bill Buchanan () citing:
Essex County, Virginia, Deed Book 16, pages 275-277.
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