Radford Maxey

Radford appears to be the first Maxey born in the U.S.

Source: Maxeys of Virginia

Radford was a planter, and, it seems a lawyer. He was executor of several estates. He was a Justice in the county, and a Vestryman
He inherited his father's patent (land grant)

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GEDCOM Note

Occupation: Planter and Lawyer
Military Service: Revolutionary War Pension
Radford was a planter and probably a lawyer, judging from the number of estates in which he was executor. Guardianship papers pertaining to his son William recorded that a law book was among the many items turned over to him when he became of age. In 1767 Radford was listed as a Justice in the country and, according to the records of Antrim Parish, was a Vestryman that year and the next.

Per Eddie Cone, Revolutionary War Pensioner. Rev. War pension Halifax Co., Va. February 20 1783. An account of sundry estate received by John Maxey as guardian of Wm., orphan of Radford Maxey. count May 18, 1780. February 20, 1783, I discharge my brother John ( release from guardianship as Wm. was of age.