Nathaniel Garland

LAWSUIT: 30 Sep 1702 Nathaniel Garland and Elizabeth his wife required agains t Richard Dozier of the Parish of Copeley a third part of a tract o f land and premises lyeing in the parish aforesaid containing about 3 00 acres which to her doth belong of the free hold which was and ap pertained to Leonard Dozier, late of the parish aforesaid, her lat e husband

GARLAND, NATHANIEL, 16 January 1702; 31 March 1703; Westmoreland County, Virginia

Whereas Robert Middleton and Mary his wife did in their lifetime give to my sons John and Nathaniel each a mare and whereas both sons are dead, etc., 6000 lbs. tobacco, still tubb and worm, servant who was sent out of England for use and rescue of son John; my son Jeremiah Garland exr; my brother Thomas Garland to be guardian until son is 21 years of age.

1654-1800 Westmoreland County, Virginia Wills [Augusta B. Fothergill]; Page 17
MIDDLETON, ROBERT, 1 February 1696-7; 26 May 1697.

• Son John 50 acres of land, and rest of my lands to sons John and Benedict jointly and that the eldest heir male enjoy my plantation Taniherne with 364 acres of land. My sons or their heirs shall not at any time sell or mortgage any of my land save to each other.
• To John and Nathaniel sons of Nathaniel Garland one crown to buy gloves.
• To Daniel and Jeremiah sons of Nathaniel Garland 500 pounds tobacco each.
• To John, Robert, Thomas and Elizabeth Middleton, children of John Middleton 500 pounds tobacco each when of age.
• Sons John and Benedict residue of estate and the negroes upon my plantation and Alimbeck be not divided.

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