The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-03

and other personal property, besides = II
| fourth OF tho residuary estate.
Daughter Sarah. wife OF George Now
man Brown. OF Prince William. and x
daughter Elizabeth, wife Of Thomaa4s
! Brewer, of Prince william, negro ~
each and a share in tho rosiduery. es-ss
tate. ~
His personal estate amounted tnSl
f3,67s and included seventeen negroes, 8
books, silver spoons, etc. IN
Henry Hampton had Issue by his
first wife:
William. of Rock Hlll." rauauier I.
county, born 174s. died after 1891
DR.. Henry, Of Cabell county. born Ira
1860. died In 1894 Sarah, porn about
1859. Elizabeth. born about 1854. INA
Descendants of Henry Hampton, or 4
ssBuckIanl."
william Hampton. the eldest SON.
was private In the kcvolution. and y
December /, 1887. received back !, pay :
from the State OF Virginia to tho d
the amount of csc, las. lod. He had
received land warrant COR his bonn
" land OF 200 acres on December 9.
1884, which no assigned to Richard
Booker.
December ii, 1T74. William Hampton.
was married TO Frances Hunton.
daughter OF John Iunton, of Eau 81
quler, and aunt OF Colonel Eppa Hun
ton, of that county, who was son OF Z
her brother, Jamss. John Hunton died =
in 1903. and March !, 1910. his chill.
dren and children-in-law Joined In j
deed for land left to them. They were;
Thomas Hunton, william Hunton.
Elizabeth Hunton, John Brown and
wife Polly, william Hampton and wife
Fanny, Owen Thomas and wife Nancy
Isaac Foster and wife Priscilla, Wal !
ter a. Smith and WHO Catherine. Rich
ard Rcxoy, Polly Rexey, Samuel Rexey
and Fanny ReXcy uhe Rexeys were
probably grandchildren. heirs at law
of John Hunton, deceased, to Chandler
Peyton. Witnessed by william n.
Hampton. Joseph Chiffon, Eppa Hun
ton and Thomas Chiffon.
! March &c, 1856, William Hampton, OF
Prince William, purchased an improv-3
cd plantation OF III acres in Fauauicr
from Rev. Davis Thomas and wife. He
after this date appears In the records
as "of Fauquicr.' To this place he
added 1877 acres from a Mr.. Donaldson
and fourteen and onc-half acres from
Presley Niorehead. December s, 1905.
william and Fanny Hamp ton, of Fau-R
quier. sold their interest in the Big
Sandy land to brother. DR.. Henry
Hampton. In the same year he pur-
chased from his son-ln-law, Thomas p.
Thornton, three negro women. stage
wagon, a riding chair and feather
| bed-the Thorntons may have bcon
leaving the country at this time. y
J William and Frances Hampton had
Issue: William Hunton, Oldest son.
of Rock HILL" Fsuauier; John, OF
"Buckiand," Prince William. married
Hannah Innes Grant, in November.
1916; Henry. OF Prince William, d. 8. p.
in 1911; Elizabeth. married Thomas.
Thornton, December l6, 1895. Nancy.
married Henry Turner. They may have
had other children. but these are all
that Is shown by, the records.
WILLIAM Hampton decided his land
! in Prince William to his sons John
and Henry Gold index, deed book car
rled off by the Federal soldiers). They
also purchased from him 1877 acres III
Fauquler, April l, 1910.
March 90. 1929, no decided two me-
groes to daughter Nancy, wife OF
Horny Turner. In 1880, he gave q.
November 3. 1881, decided twelve acres
of land, where the lattor resided. to
his grandson, Thomas r. Hampton
This Is the last appearance of William
Hampton in the FauquIerr records.
Henry Hampt ton. son of William and
Fany Hunton Hampton died In Prince
William county in 1911. The inyen-
tory of his estate. recorded November
IL, 1911, mentions one negro man SER
want, q horse, Gig and harness. silver
watch and chain, nine silver spoons,
and the furniture of one room. He was
probably living with his brother John
at "Ducklnnd"
Besides the deeds from William
Hampton to John EIimpton. his son.
there la decd In Fauquier from John
Hampton. OF "Buckiand." Prince VIII
! liam county. to Thomas Dawson for
i fiftoon acres and improvements In Eau.
Z quier, Dated March Is, 1918. No 9TH
1, or data OF John and Horny Hanpton,.
sons OF William.
William Hunton Hampton. the other,
son OF William and Fanny HuntonS
Hampton, Of Fauquler, inherited his
| fathers homo In Fauquter and probab-
ly lived there until 1919, when he pur-
chased from John Winn for s15.14I.S2
:, the home plantation of tho lato Minor
(, VIM, containing IT'S acres. Ho, also
purchased the following lands In Fau-S
f, acres; 1914, from Thomas Rector, ISSN
acres; 1914, from Chas. Tyler, 34+s
acres: 1916 from Pepper and others,
1874 acres; 1917, from william Fl. Crn-
I ven, 80 acres. Some of this he bought;
for speculation, as he sold soon after
buying, He died in 1921, and the ap-E
praisement OF the personal estate Of
William II. Hampton. deceased. of
Rock HILL" October as, 1921. amounts
Ell to sS,o92.s7, ana included thirteen
negroes. twenty horses, 1856 head of
hogs. cattle and sheep, silver watch
silver spoons, forty-one books named
and a lot of old ones unnamed. q good
| deal of furniture, most of which was
mentioned as mahogany, q tall clock,
4 as, secretary and bookcase. pair half
round tables, sofa. sidebonrd, dining
table. five high-post beds. bureaus.
dressing glass, pair silver candle
sticks. etc. His executors were his
| son John Hampton, and George Love
March 90. 1923. they made partial
settlement and accounted for S19,-
421.T7 and say that in addition there
was a good deal that could not appear3
in an account of that kind as Tho
deceased held considerable possessions.