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About William McKinney, III
- Reference: MyHeritage Family Trees - SmartCopy: Sep 24 2017, 1:53:54 UTC
GEDCOM Note
Although researchers can not find any records for him that has William "IV", it is useful to distinguish several generations of early immigrants from Isle of Skye In his 1729 will the name is listed McKenne.
GEDCOM Note
We being summoned by the Sheriff by virt
We being summoned by the Sheriff by virtue of an order 26 May 1708 in an action of trespass between William Robinson by John Wellingto his prochin amy and George Brown, and having met on the land and being sworn by John Bushrod, Gent., to lay out the land in dispute with Thomas Thopson, surveyor, we did not find George Brown a trespasser. Richd. Dozier, William Mackenny, James Smith, Thomas Browning, James Bourn, Benedt. Middleton, Edward Ransdale, William Lynton, Joseph Carr, William Walker, George South, James Hazelrigg [Westmoreland Deeds & Wills #4]
WILL of William and Jane McKenne
28 NOV 1732 Nominy, Cople Parish, Westmoreland County, VA We William and Jane McKenne of Nominy being sick make this our will. Lands to our three sons Gerrard, John and Daniel; son William; grandchild Kenne Williams; 3 daus. Deborah Marmaduke, Jane Williams and Mary Williams 1 shilling each.
Will proven 14 JAN 1733 Westmoreland County, VA Inventory of William Mackene was recorded by James Hardwick, Thos. Roberson, and Wm. Friar. Gerard MacKene his son and one of his executors attended.
BEQUEST of William and Jane
To all People to whom these presents shall Come, We Willm and Jane Makenne do Send Greeting. Know ye that we thus: Willm and Jane Makenne of the Parish of Copley in ye County of Westmoreland for and in Consideration of Love and good Will affection &c. we have towards our Loving Sons Garrard, John, and Daniel Makeney Have Given Granted and by these presents do freely clearly and asolutly Give and Grant unto ye aforesaid: Garrard, John, and Daniel Makenne their Heirs for Ever Lawfully begotten two hundred acres of Land and ye Plantation whereon We now Live to be equally Divided betwixt my aforesaid Sons Garrard, John, and Daniel With those presents We have Delivered the aforesaid two hundred Acres of Land and Plantation to our aforesaid Sons and their Heirs Lawfully Begotton for Ever. Should one of my aforesaid Sons Die without Lawfull Heir that part Possessed shall be Equally Divided betwixt ye other two. Should two Dye without Heir ye aforesaid Land shall be Inherited by him or his Heir that is Living for Ever. We also give free privilege to Either of our aforesaid sons to Sell, Morgage or Bargin that part of Land they are possessed with to each other their Heirs &c. In Witness whereof We William and Jane Makenny have Reason to set Our hands and Seals this 29 Day of March in the Year of Our Lord One thousand Seven hundred & thirty two.
William Makenne (his mark and seal) Jane Makenne (her mark and Seal)
Signed Sealed and Delivered in presence of Richd. Sutton, Thos. Asbury, Jacob Remy.
Westmoreland. At a Court held for this County the 29th Day of March 1732, William Makenny & Jane his Wife personally acknowledged this Deed of Gift of Land by them possessed to their Sons Garrard John & Daniel Makenny to be their proper Act and Dleed to be and ... Deed mentioned Which at the instance of The said William Makenny is admitted to Record.
Recorded the Sixth Day of April 1732. G. Burberville.
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