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About Matilda West
In 1704 Mrs. Matilda West, widow, refused to take the usual oath, being a Quaker. She must have been considered a desirable convert, because both her father and husband had been staunch adherents of the Church of England .
Matilda received a patent for 500 acres north side of Pungoteague Creek. Matilda and her sister Tabitha had 3500 acres in 1658 before their marriages
She is on the Virginia 1704 Rent rolls in Accomack Co., VA with 3600 acres.
Her will was dated 6 Sept 1721 and proved 6 March 1722 (1). Her date of death was listed as 3 Jan 1721 (but 1722 is more reasonable) (2).
Citations
- (1). Col. John Wise of England and Virginia (1617-1695); Wise, Jennings Cropper, Virginia Historical Society (Film 0000593)
- (2). Virginia Bible Records; Austin, Jeanette 1987 (Book 977.5 D2aj) p281
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Matilda West's Timeline
1644 |
1644
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Accomack County, Virginia, Colonial America
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August 31, 1658
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Accomack County, Virginia, United States
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1661
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Northampton County, Virginia
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1662
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Accomac, Accomack, Virginia, United States
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1662
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Wachapreague, Accomack County, VA, United States
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1665
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Accomack County, Virginia, Colonial America
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1673
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Accomack County, Virginia
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March 27, 1674
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Accomack County, VA, British North America
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March 27, 1674
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Accomack County, Virginia, United States
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