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1	List of heirs Name age relation Address Mary E. Mears 67 widowLocustville Cordie Chandler 46 DaughterLocustville, Va Blanche Mears 45 DauKeller, Va. Pearl Jones 42 DauLocus Mamie Burton 40 DauLocustville Susie Burton 39 Dau Locustville Bertie Groton 36 DauBloc Fannie Turlington 32 DauBloc Elva Burton 31 au Locustville James A. Mears Jr. 30 SonBloc Gilbert T. Mears 27 SonBloc.	MEARS James Alfred, (VA)
2	The 1920 federal census for Worcestor County Maryland listed thefollowing family: Household #376, Township Costens, Dist. Pocomoke Twsp. 2 January 1920 by Grover Brittingham age born Sex Rel. Occup. Father Born Mother Born Groton, George H. 49 Va. m h Truck Farmer Va. Va. Mary J. 43 Va. f w Va. Va. Ema E. 18 Md f d Roy E. 14 Md m s Hofe 10 Md m s Wilson 6 Md m s Hofe, Katherine 81 Va f ml Va. Va.
3		Ackley Nicholas, (CT)
4		TURNER Diana
5	An inventory was filed in Wills & c. 1806 - 1809, by Charley Snead,John West, & Sam Maples on 23 September 1801.	GROTON John, (VA)
6	Wills and Administrations page - 257 Wills & c. 1767 - 1772 page - 590 BULL, Benjamin - 16 Dec. 1770 - 27 Aug. 1771 - To wife Bridget whole est. during her wid. Son Major BULL. To sonJohn BULL a linen whell which was once the property of Rhody MELSON.Bal. of est. to wife for life & then to be div. bet. my 3 sons,Benjamin, John & Major BULL. To son Richard BULL 1 s. Friends JamesHenry & Thomas PARRAMORE Exrs. Witt: Thomas Edmunds, Joyce EDMUNDS, Charles SMITH.	BULL Benjamin
7	Wills and Administrations page - 370 Orders - 1787 - 1790 page 256 BULL, Benjamin - Adm. his est. to John BULL. Betty BULL, Wid. of theDec., relinquishing her right to qualify - Thomas CUSTIS sec. - 1 Oct1788
8	1. Beverly could not be located following the death of his father c.1762, he was not mentioned in the will of his mother in 1771. 2. There is also a possibility that Beverly Rew and Southy Rew were thesame person. Southy Rew had been one of the Accomack Justices and hadserved a term as sheriff. Shortly before mid-century he went to SouthCarolina where he became a successful planter. Southy left a son,Solomon who became clerk of New Bern County, North Carolina.	REW Beverly
9	1. 1850 Federal Census William Groton 28 male farmer estate valued at $1000 Margaret 21 female John W 3 male Drasilla Miles 19 female Simon Mears 45 male black 2. 1860 federal census Also enumerated in this household in 1860 was: Amanda Crippin 10 female black Sally Hock (Nock?) 60 female white 3. The 1880 Federal census listed William Groton age 57, white male,farmer. Enumerated with him were: Sally, A., 57, white female, keepshouse, can not read or write. Robert, white male, age 15, works onfarm. And Sewell, age 13, white male. page 31/167, dwelling number 254. 4. Accomack Death Records list a Margaret Groten, of Middle Woods, dyingfrom Billis Fever on April 28, 1858. She was 37 years old, Heroccupation was S(?)emINSTER. The information was provided by SallyNock of Middle Woods. William Groten was noted as husband.
10	1. A suit on 30 March 1821 brought by William Mears and wife Bridgetagainst the surviving children of Bagwell Bull, saying that NancyBull, Who owned 18 acres on Folly Creek, had died intestate in 1821,underage and unmarried.	BULL Nancy
11	1. Accomack County Court - 16 January 1664/65 (page 88a) Certificate was granted to Robert Richardson for 350 acres for transporting: Tobius Bull Eliza. Passell Katharin Stubbs Sebbella Bullock Sara Passell Wm. Fetherstone Robert Richardson 2. C&P (page 522), Patient Book No. 5 page 494 (605) Tobias Bull shows up as a head right for Robert Richardson in apatient claim for 500 acres Accomack County, at the head ofOccahannock Creek., 5 April 1666. Listed were 10 persons: 3 Negroes;Robt. Richardson, Tobias Bull, Eliz. Passell, Sarah Passell, KatharineStubbs, Wm. Fetherstone, Sebilla Bulllock. 3. Tobias was Listed on the tithable list in Accomack County in 1677.This would indicate that he had married and was the head of ahousehold by 1677. He was not listed again until 1683, the year inwhich he married Rebeccah. He was then listed each year until hisdeath in 1687.	BULL Tobias, *(Eng)(VA)
12	1. Age assumed based on Mary being 20 at the time she married. HerMarriage occurred before her fathers will was written on 16 June 1744.	MEARS Mary
13	1. Anderson P. Bloxom and James Shield sec.
14	1. Browne Henricks and Diana, wife of Lambert Groten, were apprehended atAssatege by the Indians and Richard Bundick, the Indians being given50 arms length of white shell bead wampum called Roanoke for eachperson. Ordered that Bundick, for his pains in bringing them in, bepaid the equivalent of 500 Lbs tobacco from Brown Henricks' goods,which were to be appraised by Mr. George Watson and Edward Revell.p.92b 2. George Watson and Edw. Revell were appointed to appraise the thingspresented to the court belonging to Brown Henricks, and found that hisgoods amounted to 337 Lbs tobacco. Since Richard Bundick was awarded500 Lbs tobacco for his pains in apprehending Browne Henricks andDiana wife of Lambert Groten, and since Henricks had paid only part,it was ordered that he stand indebted to Richard Bundick for 163 Lbstobacco and pay court charges. (p. 92b, 93a)
15	1. Elizabeth was the ward of A. P. Bloxom.
16	1. Father's will in 7 January 1760 Listed Elizabeth Rew. Her Motherswill 15 May 1771 listed her as Elizabeth Lewis.
17	1. George Hickman, Sec.
18	1. Henrys age is based on the assumption that he was at least 15 whenclaimed as a head right by William Stone on 3 June 1635. ref: PP-324 nw-40-72	ARMITRADINGE Henry, (VA)
19	1. Information provided in Registry of Birth by father, Wm. Groten. 2. 1920 federal census, taken on 2 January 1920, gave his age as 62.	GROTEN Edward T., (VA)(MD)
20	1. It appears that James may have been married by 1833 resulting in thebirth of Matilda in 1834. Her mother is unknown at this time	HOPKINS Matilda, (VA)
21	1. John Lewis's estate was Administered to Elizabeth - James Arbuckle &Thomas Copes Sec. - 30 May 1780 - p 30 orders 1780-1783	LEWIS John, V (VA)
22	1. Laban Gunter, security.
23	1. Levin Core and Henry A. Wise, Sec.
24	1. Listed in the 1880 Federal census John W. Groten age 33, white male,farmer. Mary age 30, white female. Anna W. age 10, white female.George L. age 5 white male. Fzisby (?) age 2, white male. page 23/39. 2. The 1910 Federal census listed the following: John W. Groten, head, age 60, white male, married 40 years. Mary A., wife, age 58, white female Herman, son, age 17, white male page 79, family 402.
25	1. Margaret Groton was mentioned in her grandmothers will written 4 July1775.
26	1. Marriage performed by Moncalm Oldham Jr.	NORTHAM Mary A., (VA)
27	1. MLB 1806-1832 p. 23
28	1. Mr. William Stone patented 1800 acres on 4 June 1635, p. 244. Due forhimself and his brother Andrew Stone. Among the 35 servants listedwas Hen. Armetrading. 2. Henry Armtrading patented 300 Acres at Accomake, Northampton, S. sideof Hungers Cr. by the bridge, p.57 (511) Patent book 5. (6 March 1653)	ARMITRADINGE Henry, (VA)
29	1. My natural daughter Nancy Snead the wife of George Snead.	BULL Teackle
30	1. no known issue	SHIELD William, (head)
31	1. on 13 April 1789, Tobias Bull and wife Mary sold their interest in 100acres. deeds 1788-1793, p.247
32	1. Preson Snead was listed as witness to the will of Isamael Andrews. Wills p. 808	SNEAD Robert
33	1. Sallys parents were listed as Samuel & Sally Bundick.	BUNDICK Sarah A., (VA)
34	1. Sec. provided by Henry P. Lilliston.
35	1. Security by Eli Bloxom
36	1. Security by William Gibb.
37	1. Security posted by Charles C. Willet.
38	1. Security posted by Edward Phillips.
39	1. Security provided by James Fox
40	1. Security provided by John Bull.
41	1. She is not mentioned in the will of her husband.	TRUITT Dorothy, *(VA)
42	1. She was likely a Bagwell, according to "Bulls of Accomack County."	"-?-" Bridgett
43	1. She was named for her grandmother.	BULL Fanney
44	1. The 1800 Accomack census listed a Henry Martin as head of householdand listed in the St. Georges Parish, as follows: 1-0-1-0-0 0-0-1-1-0 1 male 0-10 1790-1800 (John?) 1 male 16-26 1774-1784 (Henry(2) at 22?) 1 female 16-26 1774-1784 (Henrys wife?) 1 female 26-45 1755-1774 (Mother?) (Also found in the Va Genealogist Vol 2, page 157) In this scenario the Henry Martin would be the son of the Henry whodied prior to June 29, 1799. The older woman would have been hismother and the young boy his son. 2. In 1810, a Susannah Martin was the head of a household and listed inthe St. George Parish, Accomack County, Virginia, Census, as follows: 0-1-1-0-0 1-1-0-0-1 1 male 10-16 1794-1800 (John?) 1 male 16-26 1784-1794 (Henry(2) at 32?) 1 female 5-10 1800-1805 (dau of Henry's?) 1 female 16-26 1784-1794 (Susannah?) 1 female 45-up bef.-1765 (Henry's mother?) 3. In the 1830 York County census a Henry Martin was Listed as follows: 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 male 40-50 (Henry(2) at 42?) 3. Wills and Administrations-- page 167 Orders - 1753-1763 (page 19) VANDEGRAH, Obediah - Adm. his est. to Henry Martin - West KELLAM &Americus SCARBURGH sec. 25 Sept. 1753 -- 4. Wills and Administrations-- page 231 Orders - 1768-1769 (page 5) MARTIN, Henry - Adm. his est. to Elizabeth Martin (wife?) - JohnHANNAFORD, Jr. & Andrew Martin sec. - 28 Feb 1769 -- 5. Wills and Administrations-- page 266/267 Wills &c. 1772 - 1777 (page 18) MUIR, Adam -2 Aug. 1770 - 25 Aug. 1772a To wife Francina Land where Inow live, formerly purchased by her father George Hack, cont. 1416 A.,to her & her heirs forever. To son Adam Muir. To daus. Elizabeth,Ann, Sarah & Margaret. Bal. of estate to wife to pay my debts, & theremainder to be disposed of as she thinks proper. Wife Exec. Witt:Baly Reade, Walter Hatton, Henry Martin. 6. There was a Henry Martain who was taxed in the Accomack County,Virginia, Personal Property Tax 1787 - list "B" on one horse. The"Notes" section of the 1787 census does not indicate why he was nottaxed, although the usual reason for not being taxed was due to age. 7. Wills and Administrations-- page 456 Orders - 1798 - 1800 (page 145) MARTIN, Henry - Adm. his est. to Owen Darby - Americus SCARBURGH &William BUNTING sec. - 24 June 1799 8. On June 29, 1799, was held the estate sale of Henry Martin, deceased,Accomack County, Virginia. Final accounting was made on august 13,1801. 9. The 1850 York County Census gave the "east shore of Virginia" as thebirth place of George Martin.	MARTIN Henry, (VA)
45	1. the 1880 Federal census listed a Sarah Bundick, age 72, Thomas Grotonage 12, and George Henry age 10 enumerated in the household of JamesWard age 55. This Sarah could be the mother of Sarah who married Henry GeorgeGroton and the Henry George above could be the orphan son of Henry andSarah. We know that Henry and his brother George died in 1870 on thesame date. We may assume that Georges wife Sarah has also died andher mother and son now are living with James Ward. NOTE: the ages fro the George Henrys don't check out, see below. 2. 1870 fed census Head of house was listed as: Sarah Groton 24 KH William T. 3 George H. 12 Also living in this household was: Emory Groton 14 Edward Groton 28 farm laborer Henry G. Groton 23 farming George C. 21 farming
46	1. The 1880 Federal census listed William Groton age 57, white male,farmer. Enumerated with him were: Sally, A., 57, white female, keepshouse, can not read or write. Robert, white male, age 15, works onfarm. And Sewell, age 13, white male. page 31/167, dwelling number 254. 2. Accomack Death Records list a Margaret Groten, of Middle Woods, dyingfrom Billis Fever on April 28, 1858. She was 37 years old, Heroccupation was S(?)emINSTER. The information was provided by SallyNock of Middle Woods. William Groten was noted as husband.
47	1. the 1910 Federal Census list a George B. Groton, white male age 52 ashead of house. Also listed was Adaline, wife, age 48, white female,married 30 years. And George, son, age 20, white male.
48	1. The 1910 Federal census listed the family as: Sewell Groton, age 43, white male, married 22 years. Dora W., wife, age 41, white female Mollie F., age 22, white female Herman S., son, age 19, white male Willie C., son, age 17, white male S. Hazel, Daughter, age 12, white female J, Rogers, son, age 6, white male. Page 48, family 340.
49	1. The 1910 Federal census listed the following: Burleigh Groton, age 30, Head, white male, marriage 8 years. Lena, wife, age 29, white female Mary, daughter, age 7, white female William, son, age 5, white male Elizabeth BULL, mother-in-law, age 70(?), white female George DIX, Helping, age 18, Black male.
50	1. the 1910 Federal census listed the following: Edward Groton, head, age 27, white male Lee V.(?), wife, age 27, white female Terry Caroline, mother-in-law, age 56, white female. page ?, family 325.
51	1. The 1910 Federal census listed the following: William T., age 57, head, white male, married 20 years Theresa, wife, age 38, white female Charles, son, age 18, white male Purnell, son, age 16, white male Robert, son, age 13, white male Marie, daughter, age 4, white female Mary E. Lilliston, mother-in-law, 69, white female page 112, family 271.
52	1. The 1910 Federal census listed the household as: Benjamin F., head, age 36, white male, married 8 years Lula E., wife, age 28, white female Benjamin F. S., son, age 7, white male Edward W., son age 5, white male Robert S., Son age 3, white male George E., son, age 1 7/12, white male
53	1. The Marriage was performed by J. W. Hundley at Bethel Church.
54	1. The Marriage was performed by Montcalm Oldham.
55	1. The Register of Births, 1853-1896, page 69, listed Ellin L. G. Groton,born 1/10/1866, in Accomack County, Va. Parents were James P. andMatilda Groton. Was this one of the Two Ella's that were listed as born in 1867 and1868? 2. The 1880 Federal census listed Matilda E., age 49, white female,keeping house. Also enumerated were: Lafe (Lafayette) W. age 15,white male, Merchant. Elin(?)(S. Ella S.?) age 11 white female, atschool. Maggie age 5, white female, at school. 3. Register of Death 1853 - 1871 Listed James P and Malitda Groton as the parents of Lafayett W. Grotonwho died from "teething" at 1 yr. 9 months on 2 June 1864.Information was provided by father, James P. Groton.
56	1. This could be the John Custus (sailor) who left a Will, written 16November 1798 - 29 ?Jan. 1799. Custis left to his son William. ToWife Elizabeth. Equally div. between all my Children.
57	1. Va Eastern Shore page suggest Esthers name as Esther Ann Duer Outtenand farther down the page as Esther R. D. Shield. Both referencesgave her husband as Peter Shield.	OUTTEN Esther Ann Duer
58	1. Widow was named to administer his estate.	BOOL Dewey, (VA)
59	1. Wills & c. 1757-1761 P.282 CLARK, Thomas - 11 Oct. 1758 - 30 Dec. 1760 To sister Rhody CLARK my land & planta. & all the rest of my est. & for want of heirs to John BULL, son of Benjamin BULL. Sister Rhody Exec. Witt: Southy SIMPSON, Comfort SIMPSON, Elizabeth DIX. 2. Wills - 1780-1784 p. 491 LEWIS, James - 21 Apr. 1784 - 29 Apr. 1784 To son Planer William LEWIS (under 21) planta. where I live. To daus. Margaret & Sarah LEWIS. To Reuben WISE, orphan of James WISE. Friend James BONWELL, son of James, John BULL, son of Benjamin BULL, Thomas CHANDLER & my bro. Levin LEWIS Exrs. Witt: Elijah FITZGERRALD, Joseph FITZGARRALD, Abel Janney. 3. Orders 1784-1786 p. 394 BONEWELL, Elijah - Adm. his est. to Mickeel BONEWELL - John BULL sec.- 27 Dec. 1785 4. Orders - 1787-1790 p. 283 BULL, John - Adm. his est. to Bridget BULL - John CROPPER sec. - 30 Dec. 1788	BULL John
60	1. Wills & c. 1767-1772 p.590 BULL, Benjamin - 16 Dec 1770 - 27 Aug. 1771 To wife Bridget Whole est. during her wid. Son Major BULL. To son John BULL a lemin wheel which was once the property of Rhody MELSON. Bal. of est. to wife for life & then to be div. bet. my 3 sons, Benjamin, John & Major BULL. To son Richard BULL 1 s. To son Southy BULL 1 s. Friends James HENRY & Thomas PARRAMORE Exrs. Witt: Thomas EDMUNDS, Joyce EDMUNDS, Charles SMITH.	BULL Benjamin, (VA)
61	1. WIlls - 1780 - 1784 p.171 BLOXOM, Moses - 14 March 1776 - 26 March 1782 - To wife Rachel wholeest. during her wid., then to be divided between all my children - SonStephen. Stephen Bloxom, Sr. wife & son Stephen Bloxom Exrs. Witt:Thomas Bloxom, Shadrack Fisher - p.171	BLOXOM Moses(?), *(?)
62	1. Ann Snead of Bowdoin 2. Bowdoin Snead, Security
63	1. Fathers will listed 4 youngest daughters, Catherine, Mary, Ann &Scarburgh West (all under 16).	WEST Mary, (VA)
64	1. Fathers will listed 4 youngest daughters, Catherine, Mary, Ann &Scarburgh West (all under 16).	WEST Catherine, (VA)
65	1. Fathers will listed 4 youngest daughters, Catherine, Mary, Ann &Scarburgh West (all under 16).	WEST Ann, (VA)
66	1. Fathers will listed 4 youngest daughters, Catherine, Mary, Ann &Scarburgh West (all under 16).	WEST Scarbough, (VA)
67	1. John was already married at the time of his fathers will in 1776.IF we estimate his age at marriage at 21 then he would have been bornby 1755.	GROTON John, (VA)
68	1. Joseph Ames, Sec.
69	1. Marriages NH County 1660/1-1854 A Kendall Groton provided security and attested as to ages for themarriage bond of Edward B Wilson and Elizabeth S(?) Floyd 20 Dec 1843	GROTON Kendall, (VA)
70	1. Married Elijah White second.	"-?-" Rosetta
71	1. Name was listed as Hester Sturgis (wid of Thomas), Thomas RogersSec.
72	1. On 12/29/95 I visited the burial site of William D. Groton in theMiles-Groton Cemetery. His tomb Stone was in very bad shape, layingon the ground and very weathered. Mary, his wife, stone was in very good condition, as well as thestones for William L. Groton (assumed to be his son) and his wife.Near by were also the stones for George S. Miles (s/ Wm & Nancy) 2Aug 1865-4 Jan 1923, Nancy R Miles (w/ Wm H.) 24 Dec 1827-26 Jan1897; age 68/1/2 and William H Miles (s/ Wm & Sally) 2 Sep 1833-27July 1902; age 68/10/25.
73	1. Tabitha and James are both listed as Widowed.
74	1. The will of John West.
75	1. Tombstone gives name as Tabitha S Harmanson	SNEAD Tabitha
76	1. Will book 1846-1882 page 614 In the name of God Amen, I James P. Groton of the County of Accomackand State of Virginia, being in bad health but of sound and disposingmind and memory, do make and ordain this my last will and testament,hereby revoking all former wills by me at anytime made. First - I will and direct that my Executor hereinafter named, do outof any cash I may have in hand at the time of my death, or out of thefirst moneys which may come to his hands, pay to my wife Matilda E.Groton the sum of fifty dollars ($50), my object being , in this, togive this amount at her disposal to furnish herself and children sucharticles of necessity as they may require. Second - I give my son Lafayette W. Groton, my gold watch and chain -to be kept for him by my executor or his mother, until he arrives+atsuch an age, as my executor may think it prudent for him to ware it. Third - I give my piano to my two daughters Ella S. & Maggie N. Groton- and in case of the death of either the one or the other, before shearrives at the age of twenty-one years, the survivor is to take theshare or half of the deceased. Fourth - Immediately upon my death I direct that steps be taken tosell out the sotre of James P. Groton & Brothers, that thereafter nomore goods shall be purchased in the name of the firm, and that allnecessary and proper steps shall be taken to realize my two thirdsinterest in said goods, and the assets of said firm. Fifth - I authorize and direct my executor to sell all or any portionof my real estate, whenever he may consider that the interest of myestate will be promoted thereby, providing my wife, if living approvesof such sale, and signifies her assent to the same by writing thereinand thereby relinquishing her dower therein. and if such a sale ismade it is my intention that my wife, if living, shall have in lieu ofher dower, such an interest in the proceeds as a widow may be entitledto, to be determined by the law of Virginia in such case made andprovided. And this discretion thus vested in my executor is to existuntil arrival at the age of twenty one years of one of my children oruntil the death of all, and in either event to cease & be determined.But it is not my intentions to require him as Executor to rent outsaid lands or to account for the rents & profits thereof before suchsale, if any is made. The discretion thus vested in my executor as tothe sale of my land, I intend as a personal trust in Executor named &if he should die or fail to qualify it is not my intention to conferthat authority upon an Administrator. Sixth - The provision made for my wife herein, is not intended to bein lieu of dower or her distributed share of personal estate. Seventh - I request my wife to give her niece Sue A. Langsdale, ahome in her family as long as she remains single or chooses to enjoythis privilege or so long as my wife keeps house. This is a singlerequest, but is not to be regarded as imperative upon my wife. Eight - In the event of the sale of any of my real estate by myexecutor, under the fifth clause of this my will; after said sale, itis my intention that the proceeds thereof shall be regarded aspersonal estate. Ninth - I construe and appoint my friend Benjamin T. Gunter Executorof this my last will and testament. Jas. P. Groton In witness thereof I have here into set my hand this 15th day ofFebruary 1879 Signed, published and declared by the testator James P.Groton, as and for his last will and testament in the presence of eachof us, present together, who in his presence and at his request havesigned our names as witnesses hereto. T. W. Blackstrone H. C. Walker At a Court held for the County of Accomack, on the 28th day of April,1879. This last-will and testament of James P. Groton, Deceased, wasproved by the Oaths of Thomas W. Blackstone and Henry C. Walker,witnesses thereto, and ordered to be recorded. And, on the motion ofBenjamin T Gunter, the Executor in the said will named, taking Oathand giving bond according to law in the penalty of fifteen thousanddollars ($15000), with John E. Wise, and John W. Gillet, suretiesthereto, who justified their sufficiency on Oath - certificate isgranted him for obtaining a probate thereof in due form. And the saidbond having been Acknowledged by the several obligators therein, it isordered that the same be recorded. Test: M. Oldham, Dy. for Wm. H. B. Custus, C. A. C.	GROTON James Purnel, (VA)
77	1. Wills & c. 1777-1780 Groton, Solomon - 10 Oct. 1776 - To son John Groton Planta. where myfather William Groton Formerly lived, cont. 90 A., his wife to have1/3 of it after his death during her wid., and after my said sonJohn's death to go to his son John. To son Custis Groton the Planta.& tract of land I bought of Arthur Trader where I now live cont. 60 A.Wife & 4 children Sevron, William, Thomas & Nanney Groton resid.Legatees. Wife Ann & son Custis Groton Exrs. Witt: Henry Davis,William B. Walker, Leah Taylor - p.25	GROTON Solomon, (VA)
78	1. Wills & c. 1882-1901 Ellen H. Lilliston 1 December 1893 - 29 June 1896 Alfred Herbert Lilliston \| Howard D. Lilliston \| Children of Alfred J. Lilliston Barton K. Lilliston \| Ellen F. Lilliston wife of Margaret E. Lilliston \| Appoint my friend Alfred J. Lilliston Codicil - 17 July 1894 I direct that my Executor enclose the space which includes the gravesof Thomas P Lilliston, Alfred T Lilliston, Mary Lilliston ( mother ofCharles B. Lilliston), Thomas Lilliston ( my husband) and myself withan Iron Railing. Parke Custis Dix, child of Henry and Kate Dix and grand child ofThomas Lilliston, my late husband.	MELSON Ellen F.
79	1. Wills & c. 1882-1901 Ellen H. Lilliston 1 December 1893 - 29 June 1896 Alfred Herbert Lilliston \| Howard D. Lilliston \| Children of Alfred J. Lilliston Barton K. Lilliston \| Ellen F. Lilliston wife of Margaret E. Lilliston \| Appoint my friend Alfred J. Lilliston Codicil - 17 July 1894 I direct that my Executor enclose the space which includes the gravesof Thomas P Lilliston, Alfred T Lilliston, Mary Lilliston ( mother ofCharles B. Lilliston), Thomas Lilliston ( my husband) and myself withan Iron Railing. Parke Custis Dix, child of Henry and Kate Dix and grand child ofThomas Lilliston, my late husband.	"-?-" Ellen H.
80	1. Wills & c. 1882-1901 Ellen H. Lilliston 1 December 1893 - 29 June 1896 Alfred Herbert Lilliston \| Howard D. Lilliston \| Children of Alfred J. Lilliston Barton K. Lilliston \| Ellen F. Lilliston wife of Margaret E. Lilliston \| Appoint my friend Alfred J. Lilliston Codicil - 17 July 1894 I direct that my Executor enclose the space which includes the gravesof Thomas P Lilliston, Alfred T Lilliston, Mary Lilliston ( mother ofCharles B. Lilliston), Thomas Lilliston ( my husband) and myself withan Iron Railing. Parke Custis Dix, child of Henry and Kate Dix and grand child ofThomas Lilliston, my late husband.	LILLISTON Alfred J.
81	1. Wills & Deeds 1676-1690(vi) page 458 BULL, Tobias - 29 April 1687 - 16 Nov. 1687 _ To wife Rebeccah Whole est Wife exec. Witt: John Wallop, Nataniel Tunnell, Thomas Conway. 2.
82	1. Wills & Deeds 1676-1690(vi) page 458 BULL, Tobias - 29 April 1687 - 16 Nov. 1687 _ To wife Rebeccah Whole est Wife exec. Witt: John Wallop, Nataniel Tunnell, Thomas Conway. 2.	BULL Tobias, *(Eng)(VA)
83	1. 1860 Federal Census Page 214, dwelling number 375, family number 411. William D. Groton 70 male Farmer $2000 realestate, $160 personal Lovey 44 female Edward H. 18 male farm laborer Mary A. 15 femalecan not read/write Henry C. 12 male attended school George C. 10 maleattended school William T. 8 male attended school Emory 4 female attended school	GROTON William D., (VA)
84	1. 1860 federal census The 1860 Fed. Census listed Mary A. 38 female as head of householdwith William Groton 10 male residing with her. Mary had real estate valued at $300 and a personal estate valuedat $100, she could neither read nor write. George attended school.
85	1. 1870 Federal Census listed a Mary Groton as the head of house at 47 years old. Listedalso was David Mapp a black 17 year old farm laborer.	MILES Mary A., (VA)
86	1. 1870 federal census list a William Groton living in the house wholeof Louisa Fitzgeral as a farm laborer. William is listed as 19 yearsold.	GROTON William L., (VA)
87	1. List of Marriage Bonds Accomack County 150 Pound security was posted by Benjamin Harrison.
88	1. Marriage Register #5 Issued 2 November 1935 Married 2 November 1935 Painter, Accomack County, Virginia Henry C. Martin Marie Groton Seafood Dealer age 23 single age 21 Single Place of Birth Hampton, Virginia Locusville,Virginia Residence after marriage Locusville Parents George Washington Martin Charles T. Groton Anne Pauls Birtie Mears the Marriage was performed by the Reverend H. K. Swann Date of the return 19 November, 1935 2. NOTE: Family tradition has always help that Marie and Henry wereboth born and married on 5 November. This marriage license disagreeswith that belief.
89	1. Marriage Register #5 1926 - 1936 Issued 24 February, 1926 married 25 February, 1926 Parksley James Pernel Groton Katie Virginia Collins Salesman age 33 single age 33 single From From Accomack County, Virginia Wicomico County, Maryland Living after marriage Parksley, Virginia Parents William T. Groton Levin W. Collins Clara Theresa Office W. Married by Reverend Richard L. Everett Date of the return: 26 February 1926.
90	1. Orders, Wills, et. XII, no. 10, 1674-1679 p. 336 A William Groton Witnessed the will of John Michael 18 November 1678 /28 January 1678	GROTON William, *(VA)
91	1. the 1787 personal property tax list b listed the following: person Person charged with tax Grotten, Amy Self Grotten, Jonathan Amy Grotten Grotten, Levern Self Grotten, Thomas Levern Grotten Groten, Zorobable self	GROTEN Jonathan, (VA)
92	1. the 1787 personal property tax list b listed the following: person Person charged with tax Grotten, Amy Self Grotten, Jonathan Amy Grotten Grotten, Levern Self Grotten, Thomas Levern Grotten Groten, Zorobable self	"-?-" Amy, *(VA)
93	1. the 1787 personal property tax list b listed the following: person Person charged with tax Grotten, Amy Self Grotten, Jonathan Amy Grotten Grotten, Levern Self Grotten, Thomas Levern Grotten Groten, Zorobable self two wheeledcarriage, ordinary License	GROTEN Zerobabel, (VA)
94	1. Va Eastern Shore p 645 1900 Aldred J. Lilliston and his wife Ellen F. sold 1400 Acres of landto Levin J. Melson.
95	1. Will book 1800-1804 page 60. John Groton Brother Kendall Sister Elizabeth Friend John Wise Signed Edw X Wise Elizabeth X Rascoe John WIse	GROTON John, (VA)
96	1. Wills & c. 1804 - 1806 Jacob Lilliston 2 Nov 1804 - 24 June 1805 Wife Imprimiz (?) Son Isaac (sic) under 21 Son John Dau Eliner (Elinar?) Wife Susanah Dau Isabel Dau Eleaner? three children, John, Isaac & Elianer, underage.	LILLISTON Jacob, *
97	1. Wills & c. - 1784 - 1787 p. 222 Lilliston, Thomas - 8 Dec. 1785 - 28 Mar. 1786 - To son TullyLillaston all my lands except that part that I laid off for my sonThomas. To son Thomas land I laid off for him. To grandson JamesSnead. Son Tully resid. legatee. Son Tully & Thomas Exrs. Witt:WIllet Lillaston, Tobias Bull, Thomas Lillaston, Sr.	LILLISTON Thomas, *(VA)
98	1. Wills & c. 1757-1761 p. 275 BULL, Tobias - 4 May, 1751 - Partly proved 25 Nov. 1760 - Prob. 30 Dec. 1760 Wife Francis BULL. To sons Tobias & Daniel BULL 350 A. on the head of the South Branch of Hunting Creek. Grandson Daniel BULL, son of Tobias BULL. To son Benjamin BULL 200 A. on a Branch formerly called James Walkers Branch where he now lives. Grand son Tobias BULL, Son of Benjamin. Dau. Ann BIRD. wife of Solomon BIRD. Grandau. Frances BIRD dau. Peggy BONNEWELL, wife of Joachim Michael BONNEWELL. Grandau. Sarah BONNEWELL. Dau. Esther LILLISTON, wife of Willet LILLISTON land purchased of Major DUNTON, being 90 A. & for the want of Heirs to grandson Tobias BULL, son of Benjamin. 1/3 of the remainder of my est. to my wife Frances & the other 2/3 to my son Daniel BULL. Wife & son Daniel Exc. Witt: Major IRONMONGER, John IRONMONGER, Cornelius IRONMONGER. In order of Prob: Tobias BULL heir at law to the testator. 1.Va.E.S. Ann Michael Part No record was found to show that she ever married, but she left no heir and her part reverted to her brother Joachim, the eldest son; 1734 Joakim and his wife Margaret of Northampton (N80) sold the 200 acres to Tabias Bull, saying that it belonged to his sister Ann. 1760 Bull (wife Frances) left to his son Benjamin, who was then living there. 1771 His will (wife Bridgett) did not mention the land but he was succeeded by a son Richard, who in 1797 (wife Bridgett) left 95 acres to his son Teackle, and 50 acres each to his sons Tobias and Richard. This land was west of that of Ann's sister Elizabeth along the branch.
99	1. Wills & c. 1757-1761 p. 275 BULL, Tobias - 4 May, 1751 - Partly proved 25 Nov. 1760 - Prob. 30 Dec. 1760 Wife Francis BULL. To sons Tobias & Daniel BULL 350 A. on the head of the South Branch of Hunting Creek. Grandson Daniel BULL, son of Tobias BULL. To son Benjamin BULL 200 A. on a Branch formerly called James Walkers Branch where he now lives. Grand son Tobias BULL, Son of Benjamin. Dau. Ann BIRD. wife of Solomon BIRD. Grandau. Frances BIRD dau. Peggy BONNEWELL, wife of Joachim Michael BONNEWELL. Grandau. Sarah BONNEWELL. Dau. Esther LILLISTON, wife of Willet LILLISTON land purchased of Major DUNTON, being 90 A. & for the want of Heirs to grandson Tobias BULL, son of Benjamin. 1/3 of the remainder of my est. to my wife Frances & the other 2/3 to my son Daniel BULL. Wife & son Daniel Exc. Witt: Major IRONMONGER, John IRONMONGER, Cornelius IRONMONGER. In order of Prob: Tobias BULL heir at law to the testator. 1. Wills and Administrations page - 257 Wills & c. 1767 - 1772 page - 590 BULL, Benjamin - 16 Dec. 1770 - 27 Aug. 1771 - To wife Bridget whole est. during her wid. Son Major BULL. To sonJohn BULL a linen whell which was once the property of Rhody MELSON.Bal. of est. to wife for life & then to be div. bet. my 3 sons,Benjamin, John & Major BULL. To son Richard BULL 1 s. Friends JamesHenry & Thomas PARRAMORE Exrs. Witt: Thomas Edmunds, Joyce EDMUNDS, Charles SMITH. 1.Va.E.S. Ann Michael Part No record was found to show that she ever married, but she left no heir and her part reverted to her brother Joachim, the eldest son; 1734 Joakim and his wife Margaret of Northampton (N80) sold the 200 acres to Tabias Bull, saying that it belonged to his sister Ann. 1760 Bull (wife Frances) left to his son Benjamin, who was then living there. 1771 His will (wife Bridgett) did not mention the land but he was succeeded by a son Richard, who in 1797 (wife Bridgett) left 95 acres to his son Teackle, and 50 acres each to his sons Tobias and Richard. This land was west of that of Ann's sister Elizabeth along the branch.
100	1. Wills & c. 1757-1761 p. 275 BULL, Tobias - 4 May, 1751 - Partly proved 25 Nov. 1760 - Prob. 30 Dec. 1760 Wife Francis BULL. To sons Tobias & Daniel BULL 350 A. on the head of the South Branch of Hunting Creek. Grandson Daniel BULL, son of Tobias BULL. To son Benjamin BULL 200 A. on a Branch formerly called James Walkers Branch where he now lives. Grand son Tobias BULL, Son of Benjamin. Dau. Ann BIRD. wife of Solomon BIRD. Grandau. Frances BIRD dau. Peggy BONNEWELL, wife of Joachim Michael BONNEWELL. Grandau. Sarah BONNEWELL. Dau. Esther LILLISTON, wife of Willet LILLISTON land purchased of Major DUNTON, being 90 A. & for the want of Heirs to grandson Tobias BULL, son of Benjamin. 1/3 of the remainder of my est. to my wife Frances & the other 2/3 to my son Daniel BULL. Wife & son Daniel Exc. Witt: Major IRONMONGER, John IRONMONGER, Cornelius IRONMONGER. In order of Prob: Tobias BULL heir at law to the testator. 2. Wills & c. 1757-1761 p. 308 BULL, Tobias - 17 Jan. 1760 - 24 Feb. 1761 Wife to have use of whole estate during her wid. & then personal est. to be div. between all my children. To son John BULL 100A. on that part of my land adj. Daniel BULL. To son Daniel all the remainder of my land. Wife Arcadia Exr. Witt: Thomas RYLEY, Daniel BULL, Catherine Bull. In order of Prob: John BULL heir at law to the testator. 1.Va.E.S. Ann Michael Part No record was found to show that she ever married, but she left no heir and her part reverted to her brother Joachim, the eldest son; 1734 Joakim and his wife Margaret of Northampton (N80) sold the 200 acres to Tabias Bull, saying that it belonged to his sister Ann. 1760 Bull (wife Frances) left to his son Benjamin, who was then living there. 1771 His will (wife Bridgett) did not mention the land but he was succeeded by a son Richard, who in 1797 (wife Bridgett) left 95 acres to his son Teackle, and 50 acres each to his sons Tobias and Richard. This land was west of that of Ann's sister Elizabeth along the branch.