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James Baytop was tobacco inspector
4 at Poropotank in 1899 Virginia Maya
1 zine of History. etc. XIV, April num-
ber). and his lists as inspector are be-
fore me for 1854. Thomas and Bever-
ley Whiting shipped four hogsheads BY
i tho Whiting, and also Dr.. Charles Leith
one hogshead. and Mr.. Beverley and
Thomas Whiting one hogshead by the
Ausgood In 1755 Philip Rootes and
John Metcalfe each one hosshead by
( the Ausgood. In 1855, Captain Thomas
i Whiting 6: Co.. fourteen. and John Met
Z calfe one, and Captain Thomas Whiting,
| for himself seven hogsheads, by the
( Swift.
( Henings Statutes. Vol. VIII, pages
( 1888. mentions for the year 1855 four
tobacco warehouses in Gloucester.
.'Poropotank, Eastermost, Gloucester
I Town (now Point and Deacon's Neck."
where the warehouses are now kept.
In 1857 John Scott shipped nine hogs
heads. also March, 17s1. by Scott 6:
Duval These. papers contain the au-
4 tograph of James Baytop. Thomas
Baytop. the Revolutionary captain,
succeeded his father as tobacco in
spcctor for Gloucester county.
The original signature of Mrs. Sarah
(Smith) Baytop is also preserved as
tho executrix of her husbands estate,
} with her cousin, Colonel Francis Tom
kies. DR.. Alexander Dalgleish lived
Tin her family from 1867 to June, 100
J 1t is claimed for his brother. DR.. John
palgleish of Norfolk, that he first in
! troduced incubation for smallpox into
Virginia. He died in 1771.
Some Gloucester Citizens In 1865.
Il Purchasers at the estate sale of
Mrs. sarah Smith Baytop. widow of
4 James Baytop. First sale March ., It'll:
second sale. March s, 1772:
/ John Clayton, William Austin. Hans
ford Anderson William Belermy
Peter Barnett, John Blossingame, Will
liam Beckham (the schoolmaster), John
4 Collar, Joynex Collins, Francis Whit
Ing Cooke (son-in-law), William Col
lier, Mordecai Cookies estate, Samuel
i Dawson, William Crittenden, John
/ Figg, Jr.. Thomas Figg, Henry Hall.
Robert Hill, Rev. Arthur Hamilton
minister of Petsworth Parish. 1T6s,
in place of Rev. Charles Mynn Thrus-
ton, who had gone to Frederick coun-
i ty); John Hall. Dr.. William Hearn.
Jordon, William Lennon, Jr., Cor
nelius Livingston "a son-ln-lawl, Rob
ert Montane, Richard Proctor, Thomas
Pollard, Michael and Henry Pointer,
william Ramsey, Thomas Stubs, of
Cappahosie; John Smith. John Shell
burne Philip Taliaferro Ga son-in-law).
Sterling Thornton (of Pctsworth Par
ish, will 1890, Nathaniel Taylor,
stephen White, William Thornton. An
thony Thornton and Richard Wright.
Most of these were also purchasers OF
the estate of James Baytop January
10, 1867, as we'll as others; in addition,
John Buckner, Nathaniel Burwell,
Bartholomew Blunt. Or. Thomas
Clayton, James Carter (son Of James
Carter, deceased, of Petsworth Parish);
> Thomas Conerly, DR.. Alexander Dalg-
lcish Oesigned vestry of Petswortk
1855, and moved to Ware Parish and TIC
: the home of James Baytop in order tc
teach his children, and Henry Whiting
elected to vcstry in his placed: Johr
, Brown, William DuVal. james Fontain
3 Nathaniel Fletcher, Thomas Gutherie
. James Gressett, Isaac Howlee, Captain
4 James Hubbard (the admiralty judged
). William Hail. ST.. william Kemp, ST.
!, Thomas Kemp. Cornelius and George
Livingston (brothers). Mr.. Lightfoot
MIR. Nelson, James Nuttall John New
: Henry Pursell, Sr.. John Riley. John
Scott (who died 1870, William Stubps
. (ancestor OF Stubs, of valley Front
!, Gloucester county,, John Stubbs, Hr'
!, John Shnckclford. Edward Shepherd
, Colonel Francis Tompkes twho had
: married Elizabeth, daughter OF MOI
. decni Cookie; Philip Taliaferro Ga
: son-in-law In 1770), William Thorn
. ton Mr. Tarris, Charles Mynn Thrus-
: ton. John Whiting, of Ware Parish
. Peter whiting, of Gloucester; Captain
Francis Whiting, of Gloucester; John
!, Whiting of King and Queen county
], Also concerned in the estate bills were
- James Mills, merchant. of urhanna
!, !, William Pollard, John Fox. Samuel
), Tomkins, Edward Cary, of York; VII.
: liam Hubbard, son-in-law OF Colone
Intrusion; Seymour Powell, b Jem-
= merson, John Drummond. TOR makins
= a, pair of pumps and his wife tor max
y Ing two gowns Charles Fleming, "fol
: crying the estate; Philip Ialiaterro
y for his brother, Richard Taliaferra
= E66, IS. 2d", George Lorlmer. - hogs
:. heads maiden tobacco. III, los, I'd,
: (old family estate papers of Baytop
! January IS. 1857 The inventory o
q James Bnytop's estate Personal pEop
= crty, s51G, 19s, sd, March 9, 1T1l, IN
n ventory of Mrs Sarah Baytop's estate
al Among tho receiptel bills OF IN
% estate of Mrs. Sarah Baytop We're, I
!, |llTTs, "Dr. Carter, paid EGO; 1868 Jame
II Pullen, for schooling 3 boys, IS, l6'
q sd, ITO William Rickham, for school
- ing and boarding James and John Bay
N top; 1862 Doiley l.. lee, 80, los, 40
/, for dancing school. scholars, | yea
d and & months"
ri Mrs. sarah (smlth) Baytop's sigma
o..