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Cornelius Cargill was born in about 1681 in Perthshire in the central lowlands of Scotland. He died in 1763 in Cornwall, Lunenberg Co., VA.
"Cornelius was residing in Westover Parish, Prince George County, Virginia by 1712. He sold out in 1713 and removed to Wayanoke Parish. By April, 1719, he was living in Martins Brandon Parish."
Cornelius Cargill witnessed the 1721 Prince George Co, Va deed to Thomas House for property adjoining Charles Blancherd. Between 1726 and 1734 Cargill moved down to Brunswick County, Virginia.Cornelius Cargill was also recorded in Brunwick County in 1735 and 1745. Then Cargill was recorded in the newly-formed Lunenburg county tax lists in 1748,1749,1750,1752. His widow filed her will in Lunenburg in 1757.
In 1713 Cornelius Cargill married Mary Lucy, sister of Robert Lucy in Prince
George County, VA Mary Lucy was born about 1680 in Charles City and died about
1719 in Prince George County.
13 May 1717 - Francis Wynn of Bristol Parish, Prince George Co. to William
Stainback of Parish of Westopher, Prince George Co. land in Westopher Parish,
142 ac at mouth of Simsons Gutt next to William Rainey. Signed Francis Wynne.
Witnesses: Francis Hardyman and Cornelius Cargill.
RAINY Land Records - Mecklenburg Co., Virginia
In Prince George Records in 1721 Cornelius Cargill witnessed a deed to Thomas House
p.468 June 14, 1721 Thomas House of Surry to
John Hardyman of Pr. Geo. Co.
for L 10, 50 acres in Pr. Geo. Co. in Martins Brandon Parish, bounded by
CHARLES BLANCHERD, Blackwater Swamp. "said 50 acres (something seems to
have
been omitted here by the clerk after these three words, as the rest seems to
refere to a larger tract from whidh the 50 acres originiated)" bearing
date
20th April 1682 containing 292 acres, conveyed by said Mecham to the said
Thomas Harrison and Elinor his wife as by conveyance dated 30the July 1686
will appear"
Wit: Mathew (MS) Smart, Jr.
George Hamilton
Cornelius Cargill
Thomas (T) House
June 13, 1721 Hannah, wife of Thomas House relinq. dower rt.
John Cargill, minister, thought to be brother of Cornelius Cargill (who was recorded with CHARLES BLANCHERD in 1721) married Sarah Hamlin.
The 1723 Prince George estate of Timothy Bridges mentions Rev. John Cargil
(brother of Cornelius), Capt. John Hamlin, John Hardyman, William Hamlin,
Thomas W. Sparrow (son of Charles?), Charles Hamlin and Thomas Harrison.
Pr. George County 1713-1728 Book page 770
Accounts of estate of Timothy Bridges for 1723. Mentions John Cargill (for
funeral Sermon), Richard Cook, Mrs. Elizabeth Mallory, Mr. NIcholas Cocke,
John Battle, Capt. George Ray, Capt. John Hamlin, Mr. Robert Rogers,
Richard Ingrum, Mr. John Scott, Mr. Nicholas Hatch, Col. Henry Harrison,
Thomas Clerke, Thomas Perry, Col. Francis Lightfoot, james Davis, Thomas
Stevens, Matthew Williams, Richard Bodfman, Edward Bettes, Mr. John
Hardyman, Mr. John Baird, William Hamlin, Jehre Barker, George
Barker,
Thomas W. Sparros, William Haly, Robert Rivers, Peter Talbott, Robert
Cate,
Mrs. Elizabeth Middleton, Matthew Raisons, Robert Glover, John Griffin, Mrs.
Mary Bond, Robert Hunnicutt, Peter Anderson, Col. Allen, Mr. Thomas
Eldridge, Nathaniel Harrison,Esq., Mr. Robert Hall, Mr. Natahniel Newton,
Mr. Jeremiah Quare, orphans of Charles Hamlin, Francis Wyatt, Susan Wyatt,
Samuel Briggs, Mr. John Nickells, Thomas Alloin, William
Harrison, Thomas
Harrison, Dr. Hammersley, Edward Prince, Cheatham, Capt. Hyde, Henry
Freeman, George Davenport. By William Hamlin, Administrator.
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"Cornelius Cargill to Robert Hunnicutt of Prince Georges county
of Prince Georges County …one tract or parcell of Land containing by estimation one hundred and fifty acres, be the same more or less, together with all houses, orchards and appurtenances to the said one hundred and fifty acres of Land belonging, or in any way wise appertaining, and the reversion and reversions, remainder and remainders of all and singular the premises, and every part and parcell thereof, which said bargained and sold lands and premises are situate, lying and being on the south side of the Cattail Swamp, on the north side of the Blackwater Swamp, and on both sides of the Reedy Branch of the said Cattail Swamp, in the Parrish and County aforesaid, and formerly were in the tenure, holding, and occupation of one Thomas Anderson now deceased, and by James Anderson and Charles Anderson two of the sons of the said Thomas Anderson after his decease sold and conveyed to the said Cornelius Cargill and to his heirs forever that is to say, One hundred and five acres of the aforesaid Land was sold and conveyed to the said Cornelius Cargill, by the aforesaid James Anderson, by Deed dated the fourteenth Day of April, One thousand seven hundred and nineteen, and the same day acknowledged and recorded in the records of the said County Court. And the residue of the aforesaid tract of land was sold and conveyed to the said Cargill by the aforesaid Charles Anderson by Deed dated the Tenth Day of March, One Thousand Seven hundred and Eighteen and the same Day acknowledged, and recorded in the records of the County Court aforesaid, as by the said Deeds relation being thereunto had, will appear. Which said one hundred and fifty acres of land are bounded according to the ancients and known bounds thereof, and as in the aforesaid Deeds is mentioned… Sealed and Delivered |
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Carol Middleton's Research on Hamlin-Taylor: * Richard Taylor, born 1664, Charles City County, VA. On 11/03/1673, Richard Taylor owned a 1673 patent along the Blackwater River, * Elizabeth Taylor. Married John Hamlin, son of Stephen and Agnes |
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William Barker was master and captain of the ships "America"
and "Ye In 1637 and 1639, William Barker was named on two different land patents
in In 1637 William Barker patented 600 acres in Charles City formerly bounded William Barker married Frances Ward. Their daughter was Sarah Barker was married three times and her husbands
were: Quoted from Carol Middleton's research. |
In Charles City County, VA Court Orders 1687-1695, page 149:
"At a court holden at Westover 3 August 1688 page 181 CHA. BLANCHEVILLE
has
order agst Capt. James Bisse as merrying Adm'x of Robert Lucy, dec'd, for 2
days attendance at court"
Robert Lucy's sister, Mary Lucy was born about 1680 in Charles City
and died about 1719 in Prince George County.
Mary Lucy was married twice:
(1) Thomas Anderson m. abt 1695, Charles City Co, VA
(2) CORNELIUS CARGILL m. 1713, Prince George County, VA
John Cargill, minister, thought to be brother of Cornelius Cargill married
Sarah Hamlin.
15 Sept., 1774, Jno. Cargill & Ann Eldridge, relict of William Eldridge.
24 July, 1779, John Massenburg & Elizabeth Eldridge. Letter of consent from Ann Cargill, her mother.
1 Dec., 1762, John Cargill & Sarah Avery, d. Capt. Richard Avery.
http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/va/sussex/vitals/marriages/misc0000.txt