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| Birth: | About 1716 in (Of), Montgomery, Penn. |
| Death: | 20 Jan 1788 in Shelburn Parrish, Leesburg, Loudoun, Va |
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| Christening: 10 Aug 1740 , Montgomery, Virginia, (Bap.Church) |
| Burial: 1788 , Loudoun, Virginia 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 |
| Changed: 18 May 2005 14:17:35 |
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See Historical Document.1 _KKNB
1 _KKNB TITL Tombstone inscriptions and Howell family records of Belmont Co., Ohio
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1 _KKNB TITL Daughters of the American Revolution Library Microfilms
1 _KKNB REPO
1 _KKNB CALN
1 _KKNB MEDI Microfilm
1 _KKNB PAGE 424324
1 _KKNB DATA
1 _KKNB TEXT John Marks Loudoun County, VA , Will
1 _KKNB TITL Abstracts, Wills, Inventories and Administration Accounts of Loudoun County, Vi rginia 1757-1800
1 _KKNB AUTH King, J. Estelle Stewart
1 _KKNB PUBL Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., Baltimore, Maryland: 1984
1 _KKNB REPO
1 _KKNB CALN
1 _KKNB MEDI BookLoudoun County at the time of the Revolution was one of the most densely po pulated counties in the State. Although the war never touched Loudoun soil, her volunteer rate, according to the returns of 1780 and 1781, numbered 1,746 -
1 _KKNB far in excess of those numbers reported by any other Virginia county. The Ketoctin B aptist Church in northern Loudoun County, organized in 1770, became a meeting place for the colonists who were eager to hear the Rev. John Marks, an outsp
1 _KKNB oken opponent of the abuses of the English Parliament on the Americans. His fiery sp eaches helped send an extraordinary number of patriots into militia and Continental Army service.
1 _KKNB The following is the text of John Mark's will as written on January 31, 1787 and pro ven for probate on April 16, 1790 as recorded in Loudoun Co., Virginia Will Book "C":
1 _KKNB In the name of God Amen the thirty first day of January in the Year of our Lord Thou sand seven hundred and Eighty Seven. I John Marks Sen. of Loudoun County in the state of Virginia Yeoman being in a Common state of Health and of sound an
1 _KKNB d perfect mind and memory calling to mind the mortality of my body that it is appoin ted for all men once to die do make and ordain this my last will and Testament in the following nanner that is to say principally and first of all I recomi
1 _KKNB tmend my soul to God who gave it and my body to the earth to be buried in a christia n like manner at the desscression of my Executors whom I shall hereafter appoint and as touching such worldly estate wherewith God hath been pleased to ble
1 _KKNB ss me. I give devise and dispose of the same in the following manner and form. Fir st I give and bequeath to Uriah my dearly beloved Wife all my moveable estate (Implement of Husbandry excepted) after my lawfull debts and funeral charges
1 _KKNB are paid together with full priviledge and right to live on the place I now live dur ing her Widdowhood and to enjoy the whole or any part of the House Cellar and Garden as she pleases. I also bequeath to my said Wife one third part of the
1 _KKNB produce of my plantation or any profit arising therefrom without cost or charge to h er and a right to keep one Horse and two Cows if she cause, together with firewood brought to her door Cut ready for her use, whom I appoint my Executors
1 _KKNB of this my last Will. Also I give and bequeath unto my beloved Son Elisha Marks al l and singular of my wearing apparel, who I appoint Executor of this my Will. Also I give and bequeath unto my beloved Daughter Mary Married to Thomas Hump
1 _KKNB hry the sum of five pounds Virginia Currency to be paid as I shall hereafter direct . Also I give and bequeath to my beloved Daughter Martha married to William Howell the sum of Twenty five pounds Virginia Currency to be paid as I shall he
1 _KKNB reafter direct. Also I give and bequeath to my beloved Daughter Uriah Married to Je nkin Williams the sum of Twenty five pounds Virginia Currency to be paid as I shall hereafter direct. Also I give and bequeath to my beloved son John Mark
1 _KKNB s the plantation and tract of land he now lives on to him and his Heirs and Assign s forever he my said John Marks paying the sum of Twenty five pounds Virginia currency to my daughter Martha married to William howell, and I order my said S
1 _KKNB on John to pay the sum of Thirty Shillings Yearly and every Year to my Wife upon he r demand during her Widdowhood. Also I give and bequeath to my beloved Son Thomas Marks the plantation and tract of Land he now lives on to him his heirs o
1 _KKNB r assigns forever. he my said son Thomas Marks paying the sum of Twenty five pound s Virginia Currency to my Daughter Uriah married to Jenkin Williams and I order my said Son Thomas to pay the sum of Thirty Shillings to my Wife Yearly and v
1 _KKNB ery Year upon her demnd during her Widdowhood. Also I give and bequeath to belove d son Abel Marks the plantation and tract of Land I now live upon to him his heirs and Assigns forever or during the lease from and after my Wifes Widdowhood
1 _KKNB or decease and it is my Will that he may live with her granting her the rights prive leages and profits bequeathed to her above mentioned but if it prove inconvenient for my said son Abel to live on the place with my Wife she is here by em
1 _KKNB powered to let it to another person but at her decease as above the plantation and t ract of land be the property of him my son Abel to whom also I give and bequeath all and singular of implements of Husbandry. He paying the sum of Five po
1 _KKNB unds Virginia Currency to my Daughter Mary as above bequeathed. And I do hereby utt erly disallow revoke and disannul all and other bequeathments Wills, Testaments or legacies or legacies by me hereto fore made willed or bequeathed ratyfyi
1 _KKNB ng & confirming this and no other to be my last Will and Testament. In witness wher eof I have hereunto set my hand & Seal the day and Year above written.
1 _KKNB Signed Sealed published.......................................[Signed] John Marks p ronounced and declared by the said John Marks as his last will and Testamont in the presance of the Subscribers John Hatcher "X [his mark]"; Philip Thomas
1 _KKNB ; and David Thomas Probate of the will [Will Bk. 'C', page 328] as follows:
1 _KKNB At a Court held for Loudoun County April 16th 1790. This will was proven by the Oat hs of Philip Thomas and David Thomas two of the subscribing Witnesses. Thereto and ordered to be recorded and on the motion Uriah Marks Executrix and Elish
1 _KKNB a Marks Executor therein named who made oath Certificate is granted them for obtaini ng a probate thereof in due form giving Security whereupon they together with David Thomas and Timothy Hixon their Securities entered into and Acknowledged
1 _KKNB their Bond in the Penalty of Five hundred pounds conditioned as the law directs. T este......................Chas. Binns
1 _KKNB
NSFX (Rev.)
_STAT Dead
DATE 5 Jan 1999
TIME 22:35
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See Historical Document.1 _KKNB 1 _KKNB TITL Tombstone inscriptions and Howell family recor ds of Belmont Co., Ohio 1 _KKNB PAGE 17 1 _KKNB TITL Daughters of the American Revolution Library Microfilms 1 _KKNB REPO 1 _KKNB CALN 1 _KKNB
MEDI Microfilm 1 _KKNB PAGE 424324 1 _KKNB DATA 1 _KKNB TEXT John Marks Loudoun County, V A , Will 1 _KKNB TITL Abstracts, Wills, Inventories and Administration Accounts of Loudoun County, V 1 _KKNB AUTH King, J. Estelle Stewart 1 _KKNB
PUBL Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., Baltimore, Maryland: 1984 1 _KKNB REPO 1 _KKNB CAL N 1 _KKNB MEDI BookLoudoun County at the time of the Revolution was one of the most densely p 1 _KKNB far in excess of those numbers reported by any
other Virginia county. The Ketocti 1 _KKNB oken opponent of the abuses of the English Parlia ment on the Americans. His fiery s 1 _KKNB The following is the text of John Mark's will as written on January 31, 1787 and pr 1 _KKNB In the name of
God Amen the thirty first day of January in the Year of our Lord Tho 1 _KKNB d perfect min d and memory calling to mind the mortality of my body that it is appoi 1 _KKNB tmend my soul to God who gave it and my body to the earth to be buried in
a christi 1 _KKNB ss me. I give devise and dispose of the same in the following manner an d form. Fi 1 _KKNB are paid together with full priviledge and right to live on the place I now live du 1 _KKNB produce of my plantation or any profit
arising therefrom without cost or charge t 1 _KKNB of this my last Will. Also I give and be queath unto my beloved Son Elisha Marks al 1 _KKNB hry the sum of five pounds Virginia Currency to be paid as I shall hereafter direct 1 _KKNB
reafter direct. Also I give and bequeath to my beloved Daughter Uriah Married to J 1 _KKN B s the plantation and tract of land he now lives on to him and his Heirs and Assign 1 _KKNB on John to pay the sum of Thirty Shillings Yearly and every
Year to my Wife upon he 1 _KKNB r assigns forever. he my said son Thomas Marks paying the su m of Twenty five pound 1 _KKNB ery Year upon her demnd during her Widdowhood. Also I give and bequeath to belove 1 _KKNB or decease and it is my
Will that he may live with her granting her the rights priv 1 _KKNB powered to let it to ano ther person but at her decease as above the plantation an 1 _KKNB unds Virginia Currency to my Daughter Mary as above bequeathed. And I do hereby ut
1 _KKNB ng & confirming this and no other to be my last Will and Testament. In witness wh e 1 _KKNB Signed Sealed published.......................................[Signed] John Mark 1 _KKNB ; and David Thomas Probate of the will [Will Bk.
'C', page 328] as follows: 1 _KKNB At a Court held for Loudoun County April 16th 1790. Thi s will was proven by the Oa 1 _KKNB a Marks Executor therein named who made oath Certificate is granted them for obtain 1 _KKNB their Bond in the
Penalty of Five hundred pounds conditioned as the law directs 1 _KKNB NSFX (Rev.) _STAT Dea d DATE 5 Jan 1999 TIME 22:35
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Christen: Date: 10 Aug 1740 Place: Montgomery, Virginia, (Bap.Church)
_UID: 2E03FC5D3167AF45A19F7BD880959F1D7A1F
CONC: irginia 1757-1800 opulated counties in the State. Although the war never touched Loudou n soil, her volunteer ra te, according to the returns of 1780 and 1781, numbered 1,746 - n Baptist Church in northern Loudoun County, organized in
1770, became a meeting place for th e colonists who were eager to hear the Rev. John Marks, a n outsp peaches helped send an extraordinary number of patriots into militia and Continental Army ser vice. oven for probate on April 16, 1790 as
recorded in Loudoun Co., Virginia Will Book "C": usand seven hundred and Eighty Seven. I Joh n Marks Sen. of Loudoun County in the state of Vi rginia Yeoman being in a Common state of Health and of sound an nted for all men once to die do make
and ordain this my last will and Testament in the follow ing nanner that is to say principall y and first of all I recomi an like manner at the desscression of my Executors whom I shall hereafter appoint and as touc hing such worldly estate
wherewith God hath been pleased to ble rst I give and bequeath to Uriah my dearly beloved Wif e all my moveable estate (Implement o f Husbandry excepted) after my lawfull debts and funeral charges ring her Widdowhood and to enjoy the whole or
any part of the House Cellar and Garden as sh e pleases. I also bequeath to my said Wife on e third part of the o her and a right to keep one Horse and two Cows if she cause, together with firewood brough t to her door Cut ready for her use,
whom I appoint my Executors l and singular of my wearing apparel, who I appoint Executor of t his my Will. Also I give an d bequeath unto my beloved Daughter Mary Married to Thomas Hump . Also I give and bequeath to my beloved Daughter Martha
married to William Howell the sum o f Twenty five pounds Virginia Currency to be paid as I sh all he enkin Williams the sum of Twenty five pounds Virginia Currency to be paid as I shall hereafte r direct. Also I give and bequeath to my beloved
son John Mark s forever he my said John Marks paying the sum of Twenty five pounds Virginia c urrency to m y daughter Martha married to William howell, and I order my said S r demand during her Widdowhood. Also I give and bequeath to my beloved
Son Thomas Marks th e plantation and tract of Land he now lives on to him his heirs o s Virgi nia Currency to my Daughter Uriah married to Jenkin Williams and I order my said Son T homas to pay the sum of Thirty Shillings to my Wife Yearly and v
d son Abel Marks the plantation and tract of Land I now live upon to him his heirs and Assig n s forever or during the lease from and after my Wifes Widdowhood eleages and profits bequeathed to her above mentioned but if it prove inconvenient
for my sai d son Abel to live on the place with my Wife she is here by em d tract of land b e the property of him my son Abel to whom also I give and bequeath all and s ingular of implements of Husbandry. He paying the sum of Five po terly
disallow revoke and disannul all and other bequeathments Wills, Testaments or legacie s or le gacies by me hereto fore made willed or bequeathed ratyfyi reof I have hereunto set my hand & Seal the day and Year above written. s pronounced and
declared by the said John Marks as his last will and Testamont in the presan ce of the Subscr ibers John Hatcher "X [his mark]"; Philip Thomas ths of Philip Thomas and David Thomas two of the subscribing Witnesses. Thereto and ordered t o be
recorded and on the motion Uriah Marks Executrix and Elish ing a probate thereof in due for m giving Security whereupon they together with David Thomas a nd Timothy Hixon their Securities entered into and Acknowledged .
Teste......................Chas. Binns
1 _UID 2E03FC5D3167AF45A19F7BD880959F1D7A1F
See Historical Document.1 _KKNB
1 _KKNB TITL Tombstone inscriptions and Howell family records ofBelmont Co., Ohio
1 _KKNB PAGE 17
1 _KKNB TITL Daughters of the American Revolution Library Microfilms
1 _KKNB REPO
1 _KKNB CALN
1 _KKNB MEDI Microfilm
1 _KKNB PAGE 424324
1 _KKNB DATA
1 _KKNB TEXT John Marks Loudoun County, VA , Will
1 _KKNB TITL Abstracts, Wills, Inventories and Administration Accountsof Loudoun County, Vir ginia 1757-1800
1 _KKNB AUTH King, J. Estelle Stewart
1 _KKNB PUBL Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., Baltimore, Maryland:1984
1 _KKNB REPO
1 _KKNB CALN
1 _KKNB MEDI BookLoudoun County at the time of the Revolution was oneof the most densely pop ulated counties in the State. Although the warnever touched Loudoun soil, her volunteer rate, according to the returnsof 1780 and 1781, numbered 1,746 -
1 _KKNB far in excess of those numbers reported by any other Virginiacounty. The Ketoctin Ba ptist Church in northern Loudoun County, organizedin 1770, became a meeting place for the colonists who were eager to hearthe Rev. John Marks, an outsp
1 _KKNB oken opponent of the abuses of the English Parliament on theAmericans. His fiery spe aches helped send an extraordinary number ofpatriots into militia and Continental Army service.
1 _KKNB The following is the text of John Mark's will as written onJanuary 31, 1787 and prov en for probate on April 16, 1790 as recorded inLoudoun Co., Virginia Will Book "C":
1 _KKNB In the name of God Amen the thirty first day of January in theYear of our Lord Thous and seven hundred and Eighty Seven. I John MarksSen. of Loudoun County in the state of Virginia Yeoman being in a Commonstate of Health and of sound an
1 _KKNB d perfect mind and memory calling to mind the mortality of mybody that it is appoint ed for all men once to die do make and ordain thismy last will and Testament in the following nanner that is to sayprincipally and first of all I recomi
1 _KKNB tmend my soul to God who gave it and my body to the earth to beburied in a christia n like manner at the desscression of my Executorswhom I shall hereafter appoint and as touching such worldly estatewherewith God hath been pleased to ble
1 _KKNB ss me. I give devise and dispose of the same in the followingmanner and form. Firs t I give and bequeath to Uriah my dearly belovedWife all my moveable estate (Implement of Husbandry excepted) after mylawfull debts and funeral charges
1 _KKNB are paid together with full priviledge and right to live on theplace I now live duri ng her Widdowhood and to enjoy the whole or any partof the House Cellar and Garden as she pleases. I also bequeath to mysaid Wife one third part of the
1 _KKNB produce of my plantation or any profit arising therefromwithout cost or charge to he r and a right to keep one Horse and two Cowsif she cause, together with firewood brought to her door Cut ready forher use, whom I appoint my Executors
1 _KKNB of this my last Will. Also I give and bequeath unto my belovedSon Elisha Marks al l and singular of my wearing apparel, who I appointExecutor of this my Will. Also I give and bequeath unto my belovedDaughter Mary Married to Thomas Hump
1 _KKNB hry the sum of five pounds Virginia Currency to be paid as Ishall hereafter direct . Also I give and bequeath to my beloved DaughterMartha married to William Howell the sum of Twenty five pounds VirginiaCurrency to be paid as I shall he
1 _KKNB reafter direct. Also I give and bequeath to my belovedDaughter Uriah Married to Jen kin Williams the sum of Twenty five poundsVirginia Currency to be paid as I shall hereafter direct. Also I giveand bequeath to my beloved son John Mark
1 _KKNB s the plantation and tract of land he now lives on to him andhis Heirs and Assigns f orever he my said John Marks paying the sum ofTwenty five pounds Virginia currency to my daughter Martha married toWilliam howell, and I order my said S
1 _KKNB on John to pay the sum of Thirty Shillings Yearly and everyYear to my Wife upon he r demand during her Widdowhood. Also I give andbequeath to my beloved Son Thomas Marks the plantation and tract of Landhe now lives on to him his heirs o
1 _KKNB r assigns forever. he my said son Thomas Marks paying the sumof Twenty five pounds V irginia Currency to my Daughter Uriah married toJenkin Williams and I order my said Son Thomas to pay the sum of ThirtyShillings to my Wife Yearly and v
1 _KKNB ery Year upon her demnd during her Widdowhood. Also I give andbequeath to beloved s on Abel Marks the plantation and tract of Land I nowlive upon to him his heirs and Assigns forever or during the lease fromand after my Wifes Widdowhood
1 _KKNB or decease and it is my Will that he may live with her grantingher the rights privel eages and profits bequeathed to her above mentionedbut if it prove inconvenient for my said son Abel to live on the placewith my Wife she is here by em
1 _KKNB powered to let it to another person but at her decease as abovethe plantation and tr act of land be the property of him my son Abel towhom also I give and bequeath all and singular of implements ofHusbandry. He paying the sum of Five po
1 _KKNB unds Virginia Currency to my Daughter Mary as above bequeathed.And I do hereby utter ly disallow revoke and disannul all and otherbequeathments Wills, Testaments or legacies or legacies by me hereto foremade willed or bequeathed ratyfyi
1 _KKNB ng & confirming this and no other to be my last Will andTestament. In witness where of I have hereunto set my hand & Seal the dayand Year above written.
1 _KKNB Signed Sealed published.......................................[Signed] John Marks p ronouncedand declared by the said John Marks as his last will and Testamont in thepresance of the Subscribers John Hatcher "X [his mark]"; Philip Thomas
1 _KKNB ; and David Thomas Probate of the will [Will Bk. 'C', page 328]as follows:
1 _KKNB At a Court held for Loudoun County April 16th 1790. This willwas proven by the Oath s of Philip Thomas and David Thomas two of thesubscribing Witnesses. Thereto and ordered to be recorded and on themotion Uriah Marks Executrix and Elish
1 _KKNB a Marks Executor therein named who made oath Certificate isgranted them for obtainin g a probate thereof in due form giving Securitywhereupon they together with David Thomas and Timothy Hixon theirSecurities entered into and Acknowledged
1 _KKNB their Bond in the Penalty of Five hundred pounds conditioned asthe law directs. Te ste......................Chas. Binns
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