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• Hij is geboren januari 1603 in St Phillips Parish, Gloucestershire, England.
• Hij is overleden op 27 april 1660 in Cliffs, Westmoreland, Virginia, United States, hij was toen 57 jaar oud.
• Een kind van Richard Pope
• Deze gegevens zijn voor het laatst bijgewerkt op 2 mei 2024.

Gezin van NATHANIEL (VA) POPE LT. COL.

Hij is getrouwd met LUCY ANNE FOX.

Marriage
Date: 27 Apr 1630
Place: Bristol, Somerset, England

Zij zijn getrouwd in het jaar 1635 te Westmoreland, Virginia, Verenigde Staten, hij was toen 32 jaar oud.

Kind(eren):

1. Anne Fox Pope  1635-1668 
2. Nathaniel Fox Pope   
3. Elizabeth Fox Pope   

Notities over NATHANIEL (VA) POPE LT. COL.

ANCESTOR OF MARK PADDOCK DAVIS (AK)

1654-1800 Westmoreland County, Virginia Wills [Augusta B. Fothergill]; Page 5
Wills of Westmoreland County, Virginia
POPE, NATHANIEL of Appomattox, , 16 May 1659; 28 April 1660.
To son Thomas the plantation upon the cliffs, five cows at the age of 21 years.
To son Nathaniel plantation whereon I live;
wife Lucy land whereon I live for life or until marriage.
To son in law John Washington money which he oweth unto me.
My son in law William Hardidge
son Thomas to be exr. and if he die son Nathaniel;
Witnesses; John Washington, Law[rence] Washington, John Rosier
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1661-1662 Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds-Wills No. 1; [John Frederick Dorman]; Pages 4-4a [1-1a] [D&W 1, pp. 115-16].
Will of Nathaniell Pope of Appomattox in the County of Westmoreland, haveing a resolu[tion to goe] for England this present shipping, dated 16 May 1659.
Unto my sonn Thomas Pope my land and plantation scituate upon the Cliffts, five cowes or heifers when he shall come to the age of one and twenty yeeres or day of marriage.
Unto my sonn Nathaniell Pope all that land and plantation whereon I now live and am seated.
In case my sonn Thomas shall dye whem I doe make my executor, my sonn Nathaniell shall be my executor.
Unto my son Nathaniell Pope my whole estate of land lyeing At the heade of Appomattax Creeke by pattent 1050 acres.
My wife Luce Pope shall have the whole seate of land whereon I now live [as] long as shee shall live. In case she should marry then give her 20,000 weight of tobacco.
(Unto my] sonn in law John Washington that summ of mony Which [he stands indebted] unto mee by a bill under his hand for £80 sterling.
To my sonn [Thomas one mare].
(Unto my sonn Nathaniel one mare].
Unto my sonn in law [John Washington one] mare.
Unto my sonn [in law William Hardridge] one stone horse.
My executors pay unto my sonn in [law William Hardish] 200 pounds [out] of my estate in England.
Nathaniell Pope
Wit: Jo: Rosier, Lawrence Washington, John Washington,
Wm. Hardich.
20 April 1660. Proved by Mr. John Rosier.
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1661-1662 Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds-Wills No. 1; [John Frederick Dorman]; Pages 8a-10a [5a-7a].
Mr. Nathaniell Pope. Inventory. 14 May 1660. Total valuation £395.0.1.
The servants: Richard Higdon, Willm. Robinson and Eliza. Norton; Robt. Hedges and Edward Pickery; John Coster, John Butler and Robert Owen; Jasper Bennet, Isaack Berkly and Willm. Staple; John Waller, Charles Coskett; Richard Taylor,
Dorcas Rose.
Debts by bill [due from] George Weeden, Richard Cole,
William Empson, William Robinson, Christopher Butler, Richard Browne Gent., Gervase Dodson, Rice Maddocks, Phillep Silvester, Stephen Norman, Elias Blake, Francis Grey, David Philleps, Robert Wiatt, David Anderson, John Withers, John Walton.
Inventory of the cattle.
Two beds delivered, one to Thomas Pope, the other to
Nathaniell Pope with rugs which were not appraised.
John Dodman
Willm. Peirce
Augustine Hull
17 May 1660. Sworn by Mr. John Washington (guardian of
Mr. Pope's children).
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1652-1658 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book, Part 1; [Antient Press]; Page 21
NOW ALL MEN by these pr:sents that Mr. NATHANIEL POPE of the County of Northumberland & Colony of Virginia doth give his marke of hoggs & Cattle underkeeled on both eares ( )
20 Janu: 1652. This marke was recorded
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1653-1657 Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds-Wills; [Beverley Fleet];
p.36. Com'rs for the County of Westmorland 4th Aprill 1655
The names of the Com'rs appointed by the Governor and Councell for the County of Westmorland in Virginia
Mr Thomas Speke )
Mr Nathaniel Pope ) These five first to
Mr John Hallowes ) be of the Quorum
Mr John Hiller )
Mr Walter Brodhurat )
Mr John Dodman
Mr Gerrard Fooke
Mr John Tew
Mr James Baldridge
Mr Alex Bainham
Leift Tho Blagg
These appointed by the Governor and Councell to be of the Militia for the said County of Westmorland
Colonel Thomas Speke
Leift Colo Naths Pope
Major John Hallowes
Capt Tho Blagg
Capt Alex Bainham
Vera Copia Sack: Brewster
20 July 1655 This Order was Recorded
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1653-1657 Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds-Wills; [Beverley Fleet];
p.86. Deed of Gift. 20 Oct 1657. Lt Col Nathaniel Pope has sold to Robt Cole a cow and calf of his son Nathaniel Pope which were given him by Thomas Thursden and also a cow and calf of his daughter Margarett given her by Thursden. Now gives the children cattle to replace that sold.
Wit: Signed Nathanael Pope
Tho Speke
Walter Brodhurst Ack and rec 20 Oct 1657
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1659-1660 Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds-Wills No. 1; [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 134a.
20 July 1659. John Washington attornye of Mr. Nathaniell Pope doe discharge Stephen Norman of a judgment of 6090 pounds of tobacco.
John Washington
Wit: John Ryves, Vincent Younge.
20 July 1659. Acknowledged.
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Charles County Circuit Court, Liber A; 114 Sep 1659, Page 63
Commissioners Present: Mr. John Hatch,
Capt. John Jenkins, Mr. James Waker, Mr. Robert Hundley
Mr. John Washington, atty. for Mr. Nathaniell Pope, Plt.; William Robisson, Def.; debt of 1000# of tobacco for 2 years Nov next
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1661-1662 Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds-Wills No. 1; [John Frederick Dorman]; Pages 19a-20a [16a-17a] [D&W 1, pp. l22-24].
31 Aug. 1660.7 James Pope of Wicacomocoe in the County of Northumberland, yeoman, by vertue of a letter of attorny to me graunted by Gervase Dodson of same, serveyer, appointe Daniell White of Upper Machoticke my attorne for the better assurance of a parcell of land unto Nathaniell Jones to acknowledge a deed of sale.
James Pope
Wit: Roger Atkinson, Wm. (X) Webb.
14 Nov. 1660. Recorded.
31 Aug. 1660. James Pope of Wicacomocoe in the County of Northumberland, yeoman, by vertue of a letter of attorney to me graunted by Gervase Dodson of same, serveyer, and Isbell his wife, to Nathaniell Jones of Upper Machoticke in the County of Westmoreland, yeoman. For a valuable consideration. 460 acres part of a pattent of 3000 acres formerly graunted to Major John Smith and Mr. Francis Smith, engineere, dated 10 Sept. 1654 and due by purchase to Dodson who hath renewed the patten with addition of more land the whole being now 5200 acres, 16 Sept. 1657, which parcell of land hath bin lately surveyed by Nathaniell Jones ... on the east side towards the head of Uppe Machoticke Creeke by the creeke side ... land belonginge to thg-' said Jones ... land formerly pattented by Christopher Boyse now in the possession of the said John Smith ... land of Gerva Dodson late in the tenure of Charles Wood by lease ... branch of the beaver dams ...
James Pope
Wit: Daniell White, Roger Atkinson.
14 9br [Nov.] 1660. Acknowledged by Daniell White attorney of Pope.
14 Nov. 1660. Daniel White by virtue of a letter of attorn, graunted by James Pope acknowledge this deed of sale unto Nathaniel Jones.
Daniell White
Wit: Thomas Pope, David Anderson.
14 9br [Nov.] 1660. Recorded.
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1663-1668 Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds-Wills No. 1, Part 1; [John Frederick Dorman];
Pages 276-77. 13 Jan. 1661 [1662]. Patent of Francis Morrison, Esqr., unto Nathaniel Pope deceased, of 1050 acres in Westmoreland County ... 50 acres northerly upon a main branch
of Hollis's Creeke at Appomattocks, easterly upon the land of Major John Hollis ... 1000 acres bounding northerly upon the 50 acres ... westward side of a swamp, easterly upon the land
of Major Hollis ... makeing a quadrangle figure ... formerly granted to Nathaniel Pope and given by him to Nathaniel Pope by will and granted by patent the last of November 1656.
Francis Morrison
Thomas Ludwell
15 Nov. 1665. Recorded.
1 Nov. 1665. Nathaniel Pope of Westmoreland County to Mr. John Watts. For a valuable consideration. All my interest of this pattent.
Nathaniel Pope
Wit: John Washington, Isaack Berkley.
15 Nov. 1665. Acknowledged by Nathaniel Pope.
15 Dec. 1665 [sic]. John Watts to Thomas Wilsford. In consideration that Thomas Wilsford bath paid unto Nathaniel for half of the purchase of this pattent. One half of this pattent
John Watts
Wit: John Quigley, John Samways.
15 Nov. 1665. Acknowledged by John Watts.

Thomas and Susannah Gerard had 11,000 acres from Lord Baltimore known as St. Clement's Manor and St. Clement's Island in 1638-1639. Thomas was involved in the uprising in St. Marys Co, MD and left to settle on lands in Westmoreland County, Virginia, where he died. Jan and List: Below is an interesting account of a suburban type lifestyle that Thomas GERRARD, John WASHINGTON, and other MD ex-patriots lived in VA. "The Englishmen on the banks of the Potomac mingled elegant pleasures with rude labors and perilous enterprises. There is a record of a contract in 1670 between John LEE, son of Col. Richard LEE, then deceased, Henry CORBIN, Isaac ALLERTON, and Dr. Thomas GERRARD, for building a banqueting house at or near their respective lands. The English colonist acted as far as the circumstances would permit, precisely as he would in London. It was a rare thing if the richer settlers did not visit the mother country once during the year...
Among those who resided in the "suburban" area (Westmoreland Co. VA) above Machodic, at Nomini Creek, were: Walter BRODHURST, Edmund BRENT, Nicholas SPENCER, Valentine PEYTON, Maj. John HALLOWES (HOLLIS), Above Nomini resided at Appomattox Creek (now Mattox) Col. John WASHINGTON, his father-in-law, Col. Nathaniel POPE, William BUTLER, the minister, and Andrew MONROE, who lived in Maryland, in 1643. Still further up the river, beyond Nomini, were Samuel HAYWARD, , Col. Giles BRENT, and his famous sister, Margaret BRENT, at "Peace" on Acquia Creek. Other settlers were Capt. John ASHTON, Capt. John LORD, brother of Rich'd LORD, of Hartford, New England; Capt. William HARDWICH, a tailor from Maryland, brother-in-law of Mrs. WASHINGTON; Thomas STURMAN, of Maryland; Daniel HUTT, formerly of London; John ROSIER, minister, Anthony BRIDGES, Capt. George MASON (born in 1629), John HILLILER, Capt. Thomas EWELL, Col. Gerrard FOWKE, Col. Thomas SPEKE, Capt. William PIERCE, Capt. John APPLETON, Col. Tomas BLAGG, Capt. Alexander BAINHAM, Col. John DODMAN, Lewis MARKHAM, Clement SPELMAN, William BROWNE, of Plymouth, Daniel LISSON, Robert VAULX, and Capt. Thomas and William BALDRIDGE. " ( Genealogies of VA Families" from Wm. & Mary Quarterly, Vol. V, p.903-907.)
Pat Obrist
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Contributed by: James Hughes

URL:http://www.combs-families.org/combs/records/va/kg-land.htm
URL title: Combs Land of King George County, Virginia
(#12) Acreage: 300 Owners: William Underwood Sr. > Nathaniel Pope alias Bridges > Nathaniel Pope > John Pope > Joshua Farguson

18 May 1685 (Rappahannock Records, Vol. 1682-88, p. 202) William UNDERWOOD of Sittingbourne Parish, Rappahannock County, on May 18, 1685, acknowledged a bond to Nathaniel POPE of Westmoreland County for the sum of 15,000 pounds of good merchantable tobacco and cask. The said UNDERWOOD hath sold unto said POPE a tract of land containing 300 acres of the tract UNDERWOOD now lives on, near the line of John WILLIS, running on said line next to Potomac including a level of land by the burnt poplar, including the plantation and houses thereunto belonging - William UNDERWOOD and Joane his wife to acknowledge this sale to Daniel WHITTY [WHILLY per Sparacio] and Mary his wife at the next court for Rappahannock County on the North side of the River on behalf of Nathaniel POPE and shall at any time when required make such conveyance as shall be lawful to the said POPE. Witnessed by Francis TRIPLETT, Charles PORTER (Genealogies of Virginia Families, Fothergill, who transcribed WILLS, not Willis (Sparacio)

03 Aug 1696 (Richmond VA DBII:188) William UNDERWOOD of Richmond County to "Nathaniel POPE als BRIDGES" a tract of land containing 300 acres lying in the freshes of Rappahannock River, being part of the land on which said UNDERWOOD now liveth, near the Rappahannock Road over the main branch of FOXHALLS Mill Dam, in the back line next to Potomac as granted to the said UNDERWOOD (Richmond Deeds, Bk II, p. 188, Underwood, Fothergill).

3/4 Aug 1730-7 Aug 1730 (King George DB1-A:64-69) Indent. John POPE of Washington Parish, Westmoreland County, Virginia to Joshua FFARGUSON of Hanover, KG County, £30, land whereon Joshua now live, 80 A, being all that remaineth of 300 A. formerly sold by Capt. Wm. UNDERWOOD Gent of County of Richmond Deced unto Nathaniel POPE alias BRIDGES Father to said John POPE.. said UNDERWOOD by deed bearing date 3 Aug 1696 said 80 A in Parish of Hanover bounded by land of Jeremiah MURDOCH; Abraham BLAGG; BLAGG'S Line, along former line of William UNDERWOOD deced to Nathaniel POPE to first mencd. station. also with the remaining part of 100 A. bought by William WHEELER sold to Nathaniel POPE Father to John POPE.. UNDERWOOD'S deed bearing date 4th Dec 1689 .. 80 A as also parcell remaining of the 100 A... To have and to hold John POPE doth hereby promise that the above sold land against claims of John PIPER & William ROE their heirs... s/John POPE, Presence Josiah FARGUSON, Moses [x] KNIGHTON. Ackn. by John POPE 7 Aug 1730... & Thos. TURNER w/POA from Elizabeth POPE wife of said John ... relinquished her right of Dower... s/Elizabeth [x] POPE, Wits: John [x] BURCH, George PARSONS. 7th Aug 1730.. (Sparacio) The above was Abraham BLAGG III. See Also Abraham BLAGG I in records of St. Mary's Co MD with Abraham COMBS of Old Rappa. Co VA & St. Mary's Co MD. Abraham BLAGG I m Margaret WEIRE, d/o Maj. John & Honoria UNKNOWN Ware (Jones) (See Also Burroughs-Vassall-Ware Families)

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Nathaniel Pope was granted land in Virginia as follows:

March 23, 1664: Sir William Berkley to Thomas Pope, 2,454 acres in Westmoreland County, 1,050 acres granted to Nathaniel Pope by patent of May 19, 1651; 500 acres to said Pope by patent April 24, 1656, and since to Mr. Thomas Pope, son and heir of Mr. Nathaniel Pope; 854 acres of the said land being due to Thomas Pope for the transportation of 17 persons

Source: A History of Chapman and Alexander Families
Author: Sigismunda Chapman
Call Number: CS71.C466

NATHANIEL POPE, in 1637 one of the twenty-four freemen of the "Grand Inquest" in Maryland, was exempted in 1643, with his nine menial servants, from all military service. Sent as agent to Kent Island 1647, in 1650 he removed to Virginia, on Pope's Creek. "On the 4th April, 1655, Commissioned for ye County of Westmoreland;" also, "Appointed by ye Governor & Council to be of ye Militia for ye said County Lieut Col. Nathaniel Pope." By Governor and Council made one16 of the Quorum. The Will of "Coll. Nathaniel Pope of Appomattox, Westmoreland County, Gentleman, about to go to England," dated May 16, 1659, and proven April 20, 1660, contains bequests to son-in-law John Washington, and son-in-law William Hardidge.

Source: Bibliographic Information: Ancestral Records and Portraits vol.2 The Grafton Press. New York. 1910.

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