The year 1685 continues in the (Old) Rappahannock County Court for our Cadwallader Jones (JO-1).
On the 4th November it is recorded:
"Judgment upon Attachment is granted to John Battaile (BAT-1) as assignee of Richard Payne (PA-4) against William Stanly (STA-1) for one pound Sterling money due by Bill in the hands of Colnll. Cadwalladr: Jones (JO-1) to be pd wth cost of suit als exe." p.19
John Battaile (BAT-1) continues to be involved in life of the family.
On the same date is recorded:
"Judgment upon Attachment is granted to Doctr: Moses Hubartt (HUB-1) agst the Estate of Wm. Stanly (STA-1) in the hands of Colnll. Cadwaldr: Jones (JO-1) for Six hundred pounds of tobb & cask for his Phisicall means means administered, proven by the Oath of the sd Hubbart to be pd wth cost of suit als exe." p. 20
Cost of health care way back then...who would have guessed.
From (Old) Rappahannock County Virginia Order Book Abstracts 1685 - 1687, by Ruth & Sam Sparacio, The Ancient Press.
Showing posts with label court orders 1685. Show all posts
Showing posts with label court orders 1685. Show all posts
Sunday, March 2, 2014
Saturday, February 8, 2014
CJ (#28) Court Cases 1685
On the same date [2 July 1685], as Cadwallader Jones (JO-1) was serving as a justice, the following case was recorded:
"The Reference granted between Colnll. Cadwaldr: Jones (JO-1) Plt. and Fredrick Grimshaw (GRI-1) Deft. is continued till next North side Court"
(Old) Rappahannock County, Virginia Order Book Abstracts, by Ruth & Sam Sparacio, p. 96.
The case is continued in the September court of (Old) Rappahannock as follows:
"Refference is granted in the suit depending between Colnll. Cadwallader Jones (JO-1) and Fredrick Grimshaw (GRI-1) Deft. till next North side Court. And the Sheriff is ordered to suppena Adam Woffendall (WOF-1) to make his personall appearance at sd North side Court to declare upon Oath what he knows concerning the Difference"
(Old) Rappahannock County, Virginia Order Book Abstracts 1685 - 1687, by Ruth & Sam Sparacio, p.6. [Date is 2d Sept. 1685.]
Back and forth it goes. More to come.
"The Reference granted between Colnll. Cadwaldr: Jones (JO-1) Plt. and Fredrick Grimshaw (GRI-1) Deft. is continued till next North side Court"
(Old) Rappahannock County, Virginia Order Book Abstracts, by Ruth & Sam Sparacio, p. 96.
The case is continued in the September court of (Old) Rappahannock as follows:
"Refference is granted in the suit depending between Colnll. Cadwallader Jones (JO-1) and Fredrick Grimshaw (GRI-1) Deft. till next North side Court. And the Sheriff is ordered to suppena Adam Woffendall (WOF-1) to make his personall appearance at sd North side Court to declare upon Oath what he knows concerning the Difference"
(Old) Rappahannock County, Virginia Order Book Abstracts 1685 - 1687, by Ruth & Sam Sparacio, p.6. [Date is 2d Sept. 1685.]
Back and forth it goes. More to come.
Sunday, December 8, 2013
CJ (#26) May 1685
Records of the Rappahannock County Court of 7th May 1685 continues:
"Refference is granted to Colnll. Cadwallider Jones Plt. (JO-1) & Frederick Grimshaw Deft. (GRI-1) till next North side Court".
At this time Rappahannock County cover both sides of the Rappahannock River. The south side was the most western and faced the unknown frontier. The north side faced to the northeastern border of prior settlements. Courts were held on both sides of the river. Cases from this same date contained many individuals that were to play a role in the family of Cadwallader Jones (JO-1).
From (Old) Rappahannock Courty Orders 1683 - 1685, p. 86.
"Refference is granted to Colnll. Cadwallider Jones Plt. (JO-1) & Frederick Grimshaw Deft. (GRI-1) till next North side Court".
At this time Rappahannock County cover both sides of the Rappahannock River. The south side was the most western and faced the unknown frontier. The north side faced to the northeastern border of prior settlements. Courts were held on both sides of the river. Cases from this same date contained many individuals that were to play a role in the family of Cadwallader Jones (JO-1).
From (Old) Rappahannock Courty Orders 1683 - 1685, p. 86.
Monday, October 28, 2013
CJ (#26) Court Days Continue
The Rappahannock County court was a center of activity. Our Cadwallader Jones (JO-1) was often involved during 1684 - 1685. On February 5th, 1684/85 it is recorded:
"Judgment upon (nihil dicit) is granted against the Administrs. of Majr. Henry Smyth (SM-45) deced to Colnll. Cadwallader Jones (JO-1) for thirteen thousand pounds of tobb. & caske due by Accot: signed & put into the hands of the sd. Majr. Smyth (SM-45) to collect, being Leaveys & Clerk & Sheriff fees to be paid according to priority in Law with cost of suit als exec."
It would seem that Major Henry Smyth (SM-45) had been assigned the task to collect the taxes and fees that were under his jurisdiction. The court seems to say that these were to be given (transferred) to our Cadwallader Jones (JO-1) from the estates of Major Henry Smyth (SM-45) who had died some time prior to this courts activities. Henry Smyth (SM-45) seems to have had a very large estate, and there are a great number of court "suits" dealing with the administrators of his will. The Smyth/Smith and Jones families share a number of connections.
(Old) Rappahannock County Orders 1683 - 1685, pp. 61-62.
"Judgment upon (nihil dicit) is granted against the Administrs. of Majr. Henry Smyth (SM-45) deced to Colnll. Cadwallader Jones (JO-1) for thirteen thousand pounds of tobb. & caske due by Accot: signed & put into the hands of the sd. Majr. Smyth (SM-45) to collect, being Leaveys & Clerk & Sheriff fees to be paid according to priority in Law with cost of suit als exec."
It would seem that Major Henry Smyth (SM-45) had been assigned the task to collect the taxes and fees that were under his jurisdiction. The court seems to say that these were to be given (transferred) to our Cadwallader Jones (JO-1) from the estates of Major Henry Smyth (SM-45) who had died some time prior to this courts activities. Henry Smyth (SM-45) seems to have had a very large estate, and there are a great number of court "suits" dealing with the administrators of his will. The Smyth/Smith and Jones families share a number of connections.
(Old) Rappahannock County Orders 1683 - 1685, pp. 61-62.
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