The colonial vestry book of Lynnhaven Parish, Princess Anne County, Virginia, 1723-1786, Part 12

Author: Lynnhaven Parish (Princess Anne County, Va.)
Publication date: 1949
Publisher: Newport News, Va. : G.C. Mason
Number of Pages: 178


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Ordered that Vestry be adjourned 'till legal notice given.


Teste Thomas Abbott Clerk Vestry John Whitehurst


[120] Parish of Lynhaven County of Princess Anne


At a Vestry held the 18th day of October 1773


Present


The Reverend Robert Dickson Minister Mr. Anthony Lawson Church-Warden Capt. James Kempe, Col: Edward Hack Moseley, Senior, Capt. Dennis Dawley, Mr. Thomas Reynolds Walker and Col. Edward Hack Moseley, Junior


etyen


The Parish of Lynhaven Dr. Lbs. Tobo.


To the Reverend Robert Dickson for Salary 16000


for Shrinkage and Cask 1280


John Bullman Clerk of Brick Church for Salary


1650


Thomas Abbott Clerk of Eastern Shore Chapel and Vestry 2000


Cason Moore Clerk of Pungo Chapel for Salary 1650


Mr. Anthony Lawson for finding Elements at Brick Church 240


Mr. Thomas Reynolds Walker for finding Elements at Eastn shore Chap- 240


Mr. Jonathan Bonney for finding Elements at Pungo Chapel 240


Anthony McKeil for cleaning Brick Church 270


Mr Thomas Reynolds Walker for cleaning Eastern shore Chapel 270


Mr. Tully Williamson for cleaning Pungo Chapel 1772 & 1773 540


William Capps for keeping Mary Lester Orphan of James Lestert 480 and her Negro one Year past


John Chapel for keeping his Daughter one Year past 300


Betty Broughton for keeping her four Children one Year past 800


Charles Broughton for keeping John Easter son of Mary Easterl one Year pasti 200


John Nicholas for keeping Eliz. Southern's Children one Year past 300 Thomas Olds Sent for keeping Elizabeth Heath's Child 8 Months 320


Thomas Olds Sent for keeping said Child 4 months coming 160


Alice Marsh for her Support 600


John Nicholas for support of Eliz. Southern's Child one Year coming 300


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VESTRY BOOK OF LYNNHAVEN PARISH


To John Chapel for support of his Daughter one Year coming 300


Anthony McKeil for his support 500


Elizabeth Gorden Widow of John Gorden deceased for support -


of two children 600


Capt. Dennis Dawley for support of Sarah Sharwood's Children 600


John Bonney Senior for looking after Pembrook Brown 180


Anthony Fentress for one Acre of Ground whereon to erect the New Chaple at Pungo


and breaking his other Landf 600


[121] John Dyer for keeping Ruth Airs 1772 & 1773 1000


William Dawley, son of John, for support of Ruth James 500


Elizabeth Consaulvo for support of her 3 Children 800


Catharine Wood for support of her 3 Children 1000


Tully Barns for support of Mary Lester Orphan 360


Anne Godfrey Widow of Smyth for support of 3 Children 900


Mary Whitehurst Widow of Samuel for support of 3 Children 900


Elizabeth Toone for support of her 3 Children 900


Jonathan Hopkins by Account 282


Rachel Nokes for support of her 2 Children


600


Anthony Williams for his support, to be paid Mr. Walke for his Use 480


Elizabeth Cooper for support of 2 Orphans of Thomas Weddell 600


Mary Leversage for support of her 2 Children 600


Blazen Vangover for support of Frances Weldon 480


Frances Sullivan for support of her 2 Children


500


James Brewer for keeping John Norris's Child from 11th Feby last) till this Time 200


James Brewer for keeping John Norris Child this Year 300 500


Elizabeth Omerry for support of her 3 Grand-children 900


William Salmons for keeping Betty Platt's Child 480


George Troughton for keeping Pat Murphey's son 240


Hardress Waller by Account for temporary repairs at the Old | Chapel at Pungof 1444


James Lamb by Account 1244


Mary Willing for support of her Daughter Mary 600


Capt. Dawley for support of Ruth Smith 600


45230


David McClenahan Gent. was this day unanimously elected a Vestry-man in the place and stead of Capt. Tully Robinson deceased. Ordered that this Vestry be adjourned until Tuesday the 16th of November next


Teste Thomas Abbott Clerk Vestry James Kempe


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VESTRY BOOK OF LYNNHAVEN PARISH


[122]]


Parish of Lynhaven - County of Princess Anne


At a Vestry held the 14th December 1773.


Present


The Reverend Robert Dickson Minister Capt. William Woodhouse Senior, Church-Warden Capt. James Kempe Col. Edward Hack Moseley Sr.


Capt. Dennis Dawley Mr. Thomas Reynolds Walker Vestry-men Mr. Anthony Lawson & Col. Edward Hack Moseley Jr.


The Parish of Lynhaven Dr. Lbs. Tobo.


To Lemuel Newton by Account 630


The Commissioners of Pungo [Chapel] for defraying the Expencel of Building and finishing thereof


42000


Mr. Anthony Walke by Account 439-3/4


Thomas Langley by Ditto 480


The Estate of Capt. John Whitehurst by Account 240


Mr. Hardress Waller by Account 24


Doctor Hugh Craigdellie by Account 3441


William Berry for keeping Dinah Creed six months


600


Sarah Edmonds for her relief 400


John Wells for keeping Lidia Land the last year 360


William Gilbert Gray for keeping William Land last year 360


Susannah Nicholas for support of two children 480


Mr. John Bullman by Account 120


Mr. Daniel Dudley by Ditto 60


Mr. James Lamb by Ditto 18


Mr. William Land for keeping Elizabeth Land orphan of Francis Land 200


Frances Jobson for keeping her two children


600


Charity McCaull for her support 240


Elizabeth Petree for her supporting a Child 300


Hannah Fallen for support of her three Children 900


The Church-Wardens for supporting two Children Orphans of Thomas Harvey deceased 600


Peter Norley Ellegood by Account 26-1/4


Sarah Axtead for her support


300


James Williamson by Account 240


800


Betty Broughton by Agreement last Year


William Salmons by Account 360


James Smith for keeping Thomas Lester


480


Jane Jones for support of two Children 540


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VESTRY BOOK OF LYNNHAVEN PARISH


[123]


To John Maye for keeping Mary Willett


240


Messrs. William White & Co. Ballance of their Account 468-1/4


William Moseley by Account 1524


George Troughton for taking care of (and Living at the Parish house) the Poor, He finding himself and his own · family with Provisions the ensuing Year by Agreement.


1920


Henry Smawn for keeping an Orphan Child of the late Charles Norris deceased from September 4th to this time and for the ensuing Year 327


Charles Broughton for keeping John Easter 420


Mary Whitehurst Widow of Samuel per Agreement 600


Ann Godfrey Widow of Smith Godfrey per Agreement 600


Mary Whitehurst for her support 500


Martha Fentress for her support 600


Thomas Abbott for sundry Services


240


Amount Carried over 62648-1/4


Capt. Jacob Ellegood and Capt. William Nimmo were this day elected Vestry-men in the room of Capt. Tully Robinson and Capt. John Whitehurst deceased.


Capt. William Woodhouse is by his consent continued Church-Warden and Mr. John Ackiss is elected another Church-Warden in the Room and stead of Mr. Anthony Lawson.


John Hancock Gent. is elected and appointed Collector of the Levies for the above Tobacco he having given Bond and security according to Law.


Ordered that Vestry be adjourned until legally called.


James Kempe


[124] Princess Anne County l Parish of Lynhaven


At a Vestry held the 14th January 1774


Present


The Reverend Robert Dickson Minister Mr. John Ackiss Church-Warden


Capt. James Kempe Col. Edward Hack Moseley Sr.


Mr. Thomas 01d Mr. Thomas Reynolds Walker


Mr. Anthony Lawson Col. Edward Hack Moseley Jr. Vestry-men


& Capt. Jacob Ellegood


The Parish of Lynhaven Dr. Lbs. Tobo.


To the Church Wardens for support of Parish-house and Į Parishoners the Present Year


3000


Messrs. White & Co. for 3 sets of Bishop Secker's Works 1128


Capt. Jacob Ellegood this day qualified according to Law as a Vestry-man and took his Seat accordingly


Amount of Tobacco Levied 18th October Last 452301


Levied 14th December Last 62648-14


Sheriff's Commission at 6 per Ct. for Collecting 6720-1/4


118727


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VESTRY BOOK OF LYNNHAVEN PARISH


The Parish of Lynhaven Cr:


By 2505 Tithables at 472 lbs. Tobo. per Poll is 1189872 The Tobacco in the Sheriff's hand to bel Collected & accounted for Next Year


Ordered that Mr. John Hancock Gent. receive from each Tithable Person 473 lbs. of Nett Tobacco the ensuing year and make paiment to each Claimer as above.


James Kempe


[125] Princess Anne County ! At a Vestry held the 25th October 1774


Parish of Lynhaven


Present


The Reverend Robert Dickson Minister Capt. John Ackiss Church-Warden


Capt. James Kempe Mr. Thomas Old, Sr.


Capt. Dennis Dawley Mr. Thomas Reynolds Walker


Mr. Anthony Lawson Col. Edward Hack Moseley, Jr. ( Vestry-men and Col. Jacob Ellegood


To the Reverend Robert Dickson Minister his Salary 16000


for Shrinkage and Cask 1280


by Account 390 17670


Mr. John Bullman his Salary, as Clerk of Brick Church 1650


Mr. Cason Moore his Salary as Clerk of Pungo Chapel 1650


Thomas Abbott his Salary as Clerk of Eastern shore Chapel & Vestry 2000 Capt. James Kempe for finding Elements at Brick Church 240


Mr. Thomas Reynolds Walker for Ditto at Eastern shore Chapel 240


Mr. Jonathan Bonney Sr. for ditto at Pungo Chapel 240


Franky McKeil for Cleaning the Brick-Church 270


Mr. Thomas Reynolds Walker . Ditto . Eastern shore Chapel 270


Mr. Tully Williamson Sr. Ditto Pungo Chapel 270


Mr. Jonathan Bonney Sr. for a Coffin for Amy Cowper a poor woman 60


Burrough Moseley by Account 419


Elizabeth Gordon Widow of John Gordon deceased 600


Elizabeth Price Widow of Adam Price deceased 500


Charity McCaull for her support 270


Alexander Keeling by Account 57


Willoughby Berry for keeping an Orphan by Account 180


William Gilbert Gray, for maintaining William Land, Orphan of Francis Land deceased { 360


John Wells for maintaining Lidia Land Orphan of Francis Land decd 360 James Brewer for maintaining John Norris's Orphan 300


Mary Whitehurst Widow of Samuel for support of 2 Children 600


Blazon Vangover for support of Frances Weldon 480


John Cornick by Account 84


Sarah Edmonds for her relief 400


100


VESTRY BOOK OF LYNNHAVEN PARISH


To Mr. Anthony Walke by Account 2439-1/4


The Church Wardens of St. Brides, Norfolk County 408


Elizabeth Consaulvo for support of 3 Children 800


Elizabeth Omerry for support of 1 infirm Child 500


Charles Broughton for support of 1 Orphan 420


Anthony Fentress is appointed Sexton of Pungo Chapel in the room of Tully Williamson Sr. late Sexton


Amount Tobacco Carried forward 33737-1/4


[126] Doctor John Hodgson is appointed Surgeon and Apothecary at the Parish-House, in the Room of the late Doctor Hugh Craigdallie deceased, during the Pleasure of the Vestry.


Ordered and appointed that Capt. John Ackiss, Col. Edward Hack Moseley, Jr., and Col. Jacob Ellegood do meet upon the Glebe Lands and view the same togeth- er with the Buildings thereon, and make their report of the state and condi- tion thereof to the next Vestry.


Ordered that Vestry be adjourned untill Thursday the 24th of November next.


James Kempe


[127] Princess Anne County) At a Vestry held the 24th November 1774 Parish of Lynhaven


Present


The Reverend Robert Dickson Minister Capt. John Ackiss, Church-Warden,


Capt. James Kempe Capt. Dennis Dawley


Mr. Thos ReyS Walker Maj. Anthony Walke - Vestry-Men and Col. Jacob Ellegood


The Parish of Lynhaven Dr. Lbs. Tobo.


To Messrs. William White & Co. by Account


456


Capt. James Kempe by Account 150


Mr. Thomas Reynolds Walker by Account 241


Mr. Edward Moseley by Account


36


Adam Robinson for support of Ruth James 600


Capt. Dawley for support of Ruth Smith


600


for support of Sarah Sharwood 400


Susannah Nichols for support of 2 Children 480


Frances Sullivan for support of 2 Children 400


Jane Jones for support of 2 Children 400


Elizabeth Broughton for support of 4 Children 800


Mary Whitehurst for support 500


Martha Fentress for support 600


Peter Singleton by Account 174


Thomas Old Jr. by Account 315


101


VESTRY BOOK OF LYNNHAVEN PARISH


George Cox by Account


205를


James Smith by Account


36


The Church-Wardens for support of Sarah Axtead


300


= = for support of Charles Norris's Orphan 300


Whiddon Milleson for support of Abigail Milleson


480


Frankey McKeil for support of her two Children 480


Tully Barnes for support of Mary Lester 360


Hannah Fallen for support of 3 Children 800


Capt. John Ackiss the Ballance of his Account


450글


Amount Tobacco carried forward 9564-3/4


Doctors Ramsay and Taylor are appointed Surgeons and Apothecaries at the Parish-House of this County, in the place and stead of Doctor Hodgson, who was elected the last Vestry to serve in those Stations, during pleasure.


Ordered that Maj. Anthony Walke pay into the Hands of the Church-Wardens the Tobacco levied in Vestry the 26th day of November 1771, and that the same be Applied by the said Church-Wardens towards the support of the Parishoners and Parish-House.


Capt. John Ackiss is continued Church-Warden the ensuing Year, and Col. Jacob Ellegood is elected the other Church-Warden in conjunction with Capt. John Ackiss in the room of Capt. Woodhouse deceased.


This day Mr. Anthony Walke Junior, Gent., was elected a Vestry-man in the Room of Capt. William Woodhouse, Sr., deceased.


Frankey McKeil is appointed to take care of the Church, the Ensuing Year as Sexton.


Ordered that Vestry be adjourned untill the 13th day of December next.


James Kempe


Princess Anne County At a Vestry held the 13th day of December 1774 Parish of Lynnhaven


Present


The Reverend Robert Dickson Minister Capt. James Kempe, Thomas Reynolds Walker - Maj. Anthony Walke Col. Edward Hack Moseley, Jr. ( Vestry Col. Jacob Ellegood Capt. John Ackiss men


and Capt. William Nimmo


Ordered that 1440 lbs. of Tobacco be Levied [for] George Troughton for at- tending the Parishoners and Parish-house till this Time 12 Months, and that he be allowed his Provision during that Time at the said Parish-House.


Thomas Reynolds Walker Gent. having entered into Bond, with approved Securi- ty, for collecting the Levies for this present Year, and paying thereof to the several claimants according to Law; it is Ordered that he enter into his Office accordingly.


The Gentlemen appointed by a former Vestry This day made their Report of the state of the Houses and Buildings at the Glebe of this Parish that the same require sundry necessary repairs; therefore Ordered that Thomas Reynolds Wal- ker and Col. Jacob Ellegood Use their best endeavors to employ a workman ca- pable of repairing the same; the expences of which repairs are to be levied at the laying of the next levy.


[128]


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VESTRY BOOK OF LYNNHAVEN PARISH


Ordered that the Parish have Credit for 480 lbs. of Tobacco which was levied last Year for the support of Anthony Williams [on] deceased and which Tobacco is in the hands of the late Collector and be by him paid to the present Col- lector of the Levies for this Year.


[129] The Parish of Lynhaven Dr. Lbs. Tobo.


To George Troughton Overseer of the Poor 1440


The Church Wardens for support of Anne Harvey 600


= = for support [of] Anne Godfrey's 2 Children 600


= = for support of Frankey Jobson's 2 Children 600


Mary Leversage for support of 2 Children


600


Capt. James Kempe by Account


30


Frances Holmes by Account 360


John Maye for keeping Molly Willett ensuing Year


300


Amount of Tobacco Levied 25th October last 33737-1/4


Amount of Tobacco Levied 24th November last 9564-34


6 per Ct. to Collector on the above Tobacco 2870


Total Amount Levied is . . 50702


The Parish of Lyn-haven Cr.


By 2514 Tithables at 20 1b Tobacco per poll is 50280 1b


Tobacco Levied for Anthony Williamson now in the hands of the late Collector 480


50760


Ordered that Thomas Reynolds Walker Gent. collect and receive from each Tithable person twenty pounds of Nett Tobacco and pay the same as above directed.


Ordered that Vestry be adjourned until legally called.


Teste Thomas Abbott Clerk of James Kempe


the Vestry


[130] Princess Anne County At a Vestry held 26th of October 1775 Parish of Lyn-haven


Present


Capt. James Kempe Capt. Dennis Dawley


Thomas ReyS Walker Anthony Walke, Sr.


Edward Hack Moseley, Jr. Jacob Ellegood and William Nimmo, Vestry men


Parish of Lynhaven is Dr. Lbs. Tobo.


To the Reverend Robert Dickson for Salary 16000


for Cask & Shrinkage 1280


John Bullman's Estate for 4 Months Salary at Church 530


Cason Moore Clerk of Pungo [Chapel] for Salary 1650


Thomas Abbott Clerk of Eastern shore [Chapel] & Vestry for salary 2000


103


VESTRY BOOK OF LYNNHAVEN PARISH


To Capt. James Kempe for finding Elements at Church 240


by Account for a Barrel of Pork 330 570


Thomas Reynolds Walker for finding Elements at Eastn shore 240


for cleaning Eastern shore Chapel 270


Assignee of Josiah Dauge 357 867


Jonathan Bonney Sr. for finding Elements at Pungo [Chapel] 240


Anthony Fentress for cleaning Pungo Chapel 270


Frankey McKeil for cleaning Brick Church 270


750


for support of 2 Children 480


Blazen Vangover for support of Frances Weldon 480


James Brewer for maintaining John Norris's Child 300


Catharine Wood for support of her Children 600


The Church-Wardens for support of Anne Harvey's Child 600


Hannah Fallen for support of her family 800


Anne Godfrey for support of her family 600


Elizabeth Consaulvo for support of her family 800


Doctor Charles Earl by Account 108


Charity McCaul1 for support of her family 270


James Lamb by Account 45


William Keeling Sr. by Account 225


Martha Fentress for support 600


Col. Edward Hack Moseley Jr. by Accompt 400


Rachel Nokes for support of herself and Children 600


Mary Leversage for support of herself and Children 600


Ruth Smith to be paid Capt. Dawley 600


Ruth James to be paid William Dawley Sr. 600


Taylor, Widow, for her support 360


Anne Mills for support of her Children 360


John Campbell by Account 175


Anthony Walke Esq. by Account 1482}


Doctor John Reid is appointed Physician & Surgeon to the Parish during pleasure Agreed with George Troughton to attend the Parish house the ensuing Year 1440 on the same terms and Conditions as he attended the same last Year


Amount of Neat Tobacco brought forward 362022


[13]] This day Thomas Reynolds Walker Esq. entered into Bond with security for collecting and paying the Parish Levy.


Vestry is adjourned until the 23rd day of November next.


Teste Thomas Abbott Clerk of Vestry James Kempe.


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VESTRY BOOK OF LYNNHAVEN PARISH


Princess Anne County } At a Vestry held the 23rd day of February 1776 Parish of Lyn-haven


Present


The Reverend Robert Dickson Minister Capt. John Ackiss Church Warden Mr. Thomas Old, Capt. Dennis Dawley, Gentlemen of Col. Thomas ReyS Walker Major Anthony Walke, {


and Col. Edward Hack Moseley Junior the Vestry


The Parish of Lynhaven Dr. Lbs. Tobo.


To Amount of Tobacco levied October 26, 1775 362022


Doctors Ramsay and Taylor & Co. by Account 3808를


Doctor Reade by Accompt 1650


Capt. John Ackiss by Accompt 146-14


Capt. Peter Singleton by Account 2942


William Oakem [Oakham] by Account 19


Mr. Thomas Old by Accompt 1200


James Seneca by Accompt 420


Mary Whitehurst by Petition 500


John Woodland for keeping Ann Moore an Orphan 540


Matthew Godfrey for keeping William Etheredge 180


Jeremiah Plummer for keeping Robert Reade


300


Priscilla Wells, in behalf of John Wells her husband, to be paid Mr. Walke ) 360


William Gilbert Gray for keeping William Land Orphan of Francis L.360


Elizabeth Price for support 500


Whiddon Millerson for support of Abigail Millerson 480


Henry Smawn for support of Charles Norris's Orphan Child 300


Mr. Edward Moseley for his services as Clerk of Brick Church 412


Tully Barnes for maintaining Mary Lester 300


George Broughton by Account 360


Capt. John Cornick by Accompt 756


The Church Wardens for support of Parish-house


2000


51268-3/4


To Six per Cent. to Collector on said Tobacco 3076


Lbs. of Tobo: 54344-3/4


The Parish of Lynhaven


By 2510 Tithables, at 21-3/4 lbs. per Poll 54592}


Ballance due the County in the Hands! 247-3/4 54344-3/4


of the Collector to be Subtracted


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VESTRY BOOK OF LYNNHAVEN PARISH


Ordered that Thomas Reynolds Walker Esq. do collect and receive for every Tithable in this Parish Twenty one Pounds and three quarters of a Pound of of Neat Tobacco and pay the same to each Claimant as above directed.


Mr. Edward Moseley was this day appointed Clerk of the Brick Church in the place and Stead of Mr. John Bullman deceased.


Mr. Thomas Old desiring to resign his seat in Vestry, Mr. George Durant Cor- prew is elected a Vestryman in his place and Stead.


Capt. John Ackiss and Col. Jacob Ellegood are continued Church-Wardens.


Ordered Vestry be adjourned. Thomas Old.


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[132] Princess Anne County ! At a Vestry held the 26th of November 1776. Parish of Lynhaven


Present


Capt. James Kempe Capt. Dennis Dawley Col. Thomas ReyS Walker Mr. Anthony Walke, Sr. Col. Edward Hack Moseley, Jr. Mr. Anthony Walke, Jr. and Capt. George Durant Corprew


The Parish of Lynhaven Dr.


Lbs. Tobo:


To Mr. Edward Moseley Clerk of Brick Church for Salary 1650


for ensuing Year's Salary 1650 3300


Mr. Cason Moore Clerk of Pungo Chapel for Salary 1650


for ensuing Year's Salary 1650 3300


Thomas Abbott Clerk of Eastern shore Chapel for Salary 2000 for ensuing Year & Vestry 1650 3650


Col. Thomas ReyS Walker for Elements at Eastern)


shore Chapel 240


for cleaning the same 270 510


Mr. Jonathan Bonney Sr. for Elements at Pungo Chapel 240


by Account 300 540


Widow Franky McKeil for cleaning Brick Church 270


for support of two children 480


750


Mr. Anthony Walke Sr. by Account 9693


Capt. William Keeling Sr. by Account 282}


Capt. John Cornick by Account


720


Mr. Charles Broughton by Account 840


Mr. Adam Keeling by Account 1236


Doctor John Reid by Account 218


Mr. William Heath by Account 300


Tully Barnes for support of Mary Lester 250


John Woodland for keeping Anne Moore 540


James Brewer for keeping John Norris's Child 300


106


VESTRY BOOK OF LYNNHAVEN PARISH


To Charity McCaull for support 270


Thomas Smith for keeping Anne Knight to this Time 600


The Church Wardens for support of Anne Knight ensuing Year 1080


Mary Leversage for support 600


Frances Harrison for support of an Infirm child 500


Elizabeth Consaulvo for support of two Children 360


Anne Godfrey for support of two Children


360


Martha Fentress for her support 600


Rachel Nokes for support of her Children 600


Mary Whitehurst for her support 500


Jonathan Whitehurst for support of Ruth Smith 600


Anthony Fentress for cleaning Pungo Chapel 270


Lbs Tobacco @ 2d per [1b. ] 24046


6 per Cent. on Collecting 24046 lbs. of Tobacco 1442-3/4


25488-3/4


Ordered that the Register of this Parish be lodged with Mr. Edward Moseley Clerk of the Brick Church and that he Register all Births in the Parish un- til further Orders.


Ordered that Capt. Edward Cannon be appointed Collector of the Parish Levy, He giving Bond and Security to the Church-Wardens.


Col. Edward Hack Moseley Sr. and Captain Dennis Dawley are elected Church- Wardens for the Year ensuing.


Ordered that Vestry be adjourned until Notice given.


James Kempe.


[133] Princess Anne County l At a Vestry held the 18th of February 1777 Parish of Lynhaven Present


Capt. James Kempe, Colonel Edward Hack Moseley, Senior, Captain Dennis Dawley, Colonel Thomas Reynolds Walker, Colonel Edward Hack Moseley, Junior, Captain William Nimmo, Mr. Anthony Walke, Junior, & Captain George Durant Corprew.


The Parish of Lynhaven Dr. Lbs. Nt Tobo:


To amount of Tobacco Levied November 26th, 1776 24046


The Church Wardens for support of the Poor &c. 4500


Capt. Dawley for support of William Cox's 4 Orphans 1000


William Heath by Account 120


The Estate of Capt. William Woodhouse deceased by Account 360


Jonathan Whitehurst for supporting Mary Smith 6 months past 300


Thomas Willoughby by Account 330


Jonathan Whitehurst for supporting Mark Toone's 2 Orphans 360


107


VESTRY BOOK OF LYNNHAVEN PARISH


To Whiddon Millerson for support of Abigail Millerson 480


6 per Cent. on collecting 31496 1bs of Tobacco 1890


33386


The Parish of Lynhaven Cr: 1bs


By 1854 Tithables at 18 1bs of Tobacco per Poll is 33372


Ordered that Captain Edward Cannon do collect and receive for each Tithable person in this Parish, eighteen Pounds of Neat Tobacco, and pay the same to each Claimant the respective Quantities of Tobacco to their several Names annexed


Ordered that Vestry be adjourned James Kempe


[134] Princess Anne County} At a Vestry held the 17th December 1777 Lynhaven Parish


Present Col: Edward Hack Moseley & Capt. Dennis Dawley, Churchwardens Col: Thomas Reynolds Walker, Capt. John Ackiss,


Col. Edward Hack Moseley, Junior, Capt. William } Vestrymen Nimmo & Mr. Anthony Walke Junior


Edward Moseley is Appointed Clerk of the Vestry who qualified according to Law


Lynhaven Parish


Dr.


Lbs Nt Tobo:


To Charity McCaul for her support 270


To Frances McKeal for cleaning the Church 270


& for support of two children 230


500


To Col. Edward Hack Moseley Junior by Account 400


To Anthony Fentress by Account 144


To Ditto for cleaning Pungo Chappel 270 414


To the Churchwardens for the use of Sarah Axtead a poor Widdow 300


To Stephen Deer for takeing care & burying Anne Knight a poor Woman 600


To Mary Whitehurst (widow of Samuel) 200


To Mary Whitehurst (widow of Lemuel) 500


To Elizabeth Whitchard for keeping Susannah Deniston the ensuing Year 360 To Doctor Lewis Price by Account 600


To Mary Moore for keeping & supporting Jemima Berry Orphan 360


of Thorowgood Berry


To Caleb Ward for keeping & supporting Abigail Millerson( the ensuing Year 660


To George Broughton for keeping & supporting Annis Dearmon by Account1680


To Elizabeth Power for support of her two Children 500


To Jonathan Whitehurst (son of Solomon) for keeping & supporting! Ruth Smith 600


To Thomas Kinsey for keeping & supporting Salley Sharwood Orphan) of James Sharwood 360




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