John Kennedy

Not the same as John Cannaday

Family

https://www.colonial-settlers-md-va.us/getperson.php?personID=I0697...

• Parents unknown
• Spouse: Sarah {Unproven} Billington (Abt 1657 - Bef 1699) Married: Abt 1673 Place: North Farnham Parish, Old Rappahannock County, Virginia

Children: 

• 1 Sarah Kennedy (3 Oct 1673 - Aft 1710)
• 2 Alicia Kennedy (Bef 1676 - )
• 3 Joanna Kennedy (15 Oct 1678 - )
• 4 Isabel Kennedy (Bef 1680 - Aft 1703)
• 5 John Kennedy (Bef 1680 - )
• 6 James Kennedy (Bef 1680 - )

*7 Mary Kennedy (11 Oct 1680 - )

*8 Samuel Kennedy (16 Sep 1684 - )

===Property===

http://lawsondna.org/Media/virginiacounties/Richmond.html

Richmond County, VA, Deed Book 3, 1697-1704, pages 65-66, 22 August 1699 – Whereas John Kennedy, late of this County, deceased, died seized of 200 acres of Land situated, lying and being on the South side of Totaskey Creek in the said County and by his Last Will and Testament did give and bequeath the said 200 acres of land unto his Eldest Son, John Kennedy Junior and his heirs and for want of issue to James Kennedy and his heirs and for want of issue to be equally divided between his four daughters, Sarah, Alitia, Mary and Isabell Kennedy, who now survives and are all married, the eldest to Alexander Fleming, the second to Thomas Alger, the third to George Blewford and the fourth to Wm. Lawson. Now so it is that we the above parties with the free consent and desires of our wives have the day above written unanimously condescended and earnestly requested, entreated and desired Mr. James Samford, Mr. Thomas Baylis, Mr. Samuel Samford and Edward Jones indifferently elected and chosen by us the Subscribers to lay out and make as equal division of the said 200 acres of land into four several parts according to the best of their Judgments, we having already made choice of our several lots and whatsoever the said Mr. James Samford, Mr. Thomas Baylis, Mr. Samuel Samford and Edward Jones shall do in or about the premises we shall be therewith content and hold the same firm and as stable as if by due course of Law it had been divided. As Witness our hand the day and year first above written. Test. Owen Dermott, Richard Apleby and John Lovett. Signed Alexander Fleming (his mark), Thomas Algar, George Bluford (his mark) and Wm. Lawson (his mark).