1700-1775, VA, Compiled by James W. Blankenship jkblank1(at)sbcglobal.net

 

Albemarle created in 1744 from Goochland                                                

 

Amelia created in 1734 from Brunswick, Prince George                                        

 

+1739, Amelia Co., VA, Patent Title
Blankenship, Ralph Son of Ralph Blankinship Sr. & Martha ?
Land Office Patents No. 18, 1738-1739, p. 463 (Reel 16).

22 September 1739, 318 acres between the branches of Knibs Creek and the branches of Smacks Creek, adjoining the lines of Bradby and others.
http://lvaimage.lib.va.us/cgi-bin/GetLONN.pl?first=463&last=&g_p=P18&collection=LO

                                                From Don Blankenship db-email(at)earthlink.net

 
1748, Amelia Co., VA,
Blankenship, Ralph Son of Ralph Blankinship Sr. & Martha ?
MAGAZINE OF VIRGINIA GENEALOGY
ISSAC DUKE, 318 acres, Amelia Co, by p. 22 Sep 1739 g. to Ralph Blankenship bet. the Brs of Knibs Cr. and the Brs of Smacks Cr., adj Bradleys, Bookers, Walthalls and Pinchams, bounded by Bradleys line, Edward Bookers lines, George Bookers lines, Wallthalls lines, Roberts lines, Pichams (p. 496) lines, which Ralph Blankenship failed to make Cultivation and Improvement; and James Thompson made suit and obtained a g. for the same which he assigned to Issac Duke. (p. 497) 20 Jul 1748.

Ralph Blankenship, Jr. apparently lost the 318 acre land parcel he acquired in Amelia Co. because he  failed to cultivate and improve it. Colonial era requirements by the colony of Virginia and the English crown stated that land granted must have at least 10 acres cleared and planted with crops for a set period of time. It also required that a home, dwelling or reasonable shelter be constructed on the property granted
                                                                From Don Blankenship db-email(at)earthlink.net


 1765, Amelia Co., VA, Personal Property Tax Lists

Taxpayer                                List      Other Free Males      Slaves Acres

 Royall, Joseph                      JB       Blankenship, John     4          400

JB = John Booker, of Raleigh (Raleigh) Parish

http://vagen-amelia.cousin-collector.com/taxes/1765_pptl.php

From: Diane Renfrow dhrenfrow(at)yahoo.com

 

 1766 , Amelia Co., VA, Personal Property Tax Lists

Taxpayer                                List      Other Free Males      Slaves Acres

 Blankingship, Thomas          AE       0                                  0          0

AE = Alexander Erskine of Nottoway Parish, "lower part"

http://vagen-amelia.cousin-collector.com/taxes/1766_pptl.php

From: Diane Renfrow dhrenfrow(at)yahoo.com

 

 

Amherst created in 1761 from Albemarle                                                               

 

Augusta created in 1738 from Orange                                                                     

 

Bath created in 1790 from Augusta, Botetourt & Greenbrier                               

 

Bedford created in 1753 from Lunenburg                                                               

 

+1765, Bedford Co., VA, Patent Title
Blankinship, Isham son of John Blankenship & Elizabeth Hudson
Land Office Patents No. 36, 1764-1767, p. 797 (Reel 36).
26 July 1765, 570 acres on the Ridge between Ivy Creek and Tomahawk Creek including branches of each.
http://lvaimage.lib.va.us/cgi-bin/GetLONN.pl?first=797&last=&g_p=P36&collection=LO

                                                From Don Blankenship db-email(at)earthlink.net

 

Botetourt created in 1769 from Augusta                                                                 

 

Brunswick created in 1720 from Prince George                                                     

 

Buckingham created in 1761 from Albemarle                                                         

 

Campbell created in 1781 from Bedford                                                                  

 

+1769 - Campbell Co., VA Chronicles, Page #100

Blankenship, Isham patented 576 acres of land on the ridge between Ivy and Tomahawk Creeks.

From: Barbara JBHAR78216(at)aol.com

 

Caroline created in 1727 from Essex, King & Queen, King William                     

 

Charlotte created in 1764 from Lunenburg                                                 

 

Chesterfield created in 1749 from Henrico                                                 

 

1739, Chesterfield Co., VA, Court, Page #89, September 1739

Blankenship, John

Sarah Jackson produced the will of William Jackson, proved by oath of John Blankenship and William Turner, two witnesses; JOHN NUNNALLY and John Blankenship, sec.

From: Don Blankenship donblank(at)earthlink.net

 

Chesterfield Co., VA, Land records

 Blankinship, Martha Widow of Ralph Blankenship Sr.

Blankinship, John Son of Ralph Blankenship Sr. & Marth ?

Blankinship, William Son of Ralph Blankenship SR. & Marth ?

 

401  Martha Blankinship, 9 Jul 1724, VPB 12:15;1, 250 acres Henrico/ S s James Riv

209  Jos Blankenship, 30 Aug 1743, VPB 21:448;1, 112 acres Henrico/
240 
Wm Blankenship
, 16 Jun 1744, VPB 22:70;1, 400 acres Henrico/ Wintopock Ck
61  
Jno Blankenship
, 28 Aug 1746, VPB 24:377;1, 227 acres Henrico/
252 
Jno Blankinship
, 1 Dec 1748, VPB 27:55;1, 372 acres Henrico/ S s of run of Deep Ck
316 
Jos Blankinship
, 26 Jul 1765, VPB 36:786;1, 119 acres Chesterf/
                                                               
http://users.rcn.com/deeds/Chesterf.txt

 

 

+1748, Chesterfield Co., VA

Blankenship, James son of Ralph Blankinship Sr. & Martha ?

Colonial Wills of Henrico Co., VA 1737-1781,  Abstracted by Benjamin B. Weisiger III

Page 86: Will of James Blankenship

To son Drury, the plantation he lives on, also he is to pay L5 for planation I live on. To daughter Ann, a heifer.To son Joell, all my land on Spring Branch, joining Robert Man and Francis Man, and items. To youngest son Fore, the plantation I live on. To wife Mary, the rest of estate during widowhood, and she is to be executor. Dated 30 Agust 1748 Wit: Daniel Man, John Man, John Ward Recorded April 1749

 

+1750, Chesterfield Co., VA

Blankenship, James son of Ralph Blankinship Sr. & Martha ?

“Court of May 4. 1750 Inventory of James Blankenship, returned, the inventory taken of his estate apparently was not done correctly so the Court returned it to be redone and resubmitted.”

From Don Blankenship db-email(at)earthlink.net

 

1753, Chesterfield Co., VA

Blankinship, John Son of Ralph Blankinship Sr. & Martha ?

Valentine Papers of Va

Answer concerning a comtempt by them late offered in suffering a prisoner of whom they were intrusted as guards to escape out of prison to which he had been before only committed sept. 1753 O. B. 1, P. 391

Francis Womock, same as above; to pay cost and a fine of 20 shillings each and sd. John Blankinship be discharged from any further attendance Oct 1753 Ibid. P. 404

From: "Don B." donblank(at)earthlink.net

 

1754, Chesterfield Co., VA, Deed

Blankenship, Peter

Virginia Deeds 1749-56,, Page #220, By Weisiger

RICHARD BELCHER of Chesterfield Co., to Peter Blankenship of Amelia Co., for £ 8, 100 acres bounded by Skinquarter Road, William Gates, Horsepen branch and BELCHER’s old line.

Wit: Joseph (X) Beville, Edward Tanner, recorded 4 Dec 1754

From: Don Blankenship donblank(at)earthlink.net

 

+1754, Chesterfield Co., VA

Blankenship, John son of Ralph Blankinship Sr. & Martha ?

Chesterfield will Book #1, Page #161

John d. Dec. 1754 ( m. Elizabeth Hudson, d/o William Hudson. Eliz. and son Wm. were Exors. with Henry Walthass and Joseph Blankenship, Securities. ( OB2:24). Elizabeth d. after 4-29-1772 deposition in Chesterfield, age 85, filed in Henry Co. Folder 66 Determined Papers 1788-9 concerning 2 Indians taken as servants by Henry Clay, now dec`d. John owned 800 ac. land in Henrico 1746. BFH listed another son, Elisha who had son Barnette in Rev. War; Barnette went to Rutherford Co. N.C. Elisha was a grandson, s/o Isham Sr. Children (John`s will named all; deeds; Chesterfield OB2: BFH 207) Don Blankenship db-email@earthlink.net

Will of John Blankenship:

To son WIlliam, 128 acres, the plantation he now lives on, next to Gilbert Elam and Thomas Moore

To son Joseph, the remainder of the survey above, 110 acres.

To my three sons Isham, Hudson, and Henry, 372 acres on Deep Creek, equally divided

To my two youngest sons Norvell and Matthew, land I live on, 200 acres, equally divided.  Matthew to have plantation

To daughter Amy Turner, 5 shillings

To daughter Elizabeth Morrisett, 5 shillings

To wife Elizabeth, 1/2 of personal estate, and rest to be divided equally between Joseph, Hudson, Henry, Norvell, and Matthew

Wife and son William to be executors, Dated 9 April 1751

Witnesses: Ephraim Blankenship, Ann Blankenship, John Ward.

 

+1754, Chesterfield Co., VA

Blankinship, Ralph, Jr. son of Ralph Blankinship Sr. & Martha ?

Will bk. 1  Admitted 8 Nov 1754

 In the name of God amen I Ralph Blankinship of Chesterfield being of sick and weak, but of perfect mind and memory do make this to be my last will and testament in manner and form following )  First I give and bequeath my soul to God that gave it in hope of  his acceptance thereof  through the Merritts of Christ my Savior and my body  to the yearth from whence it was taken to be buried by the discresion of my Executor.

Item I give and bequeath to my son, Ephraim the land and plantation he now lives on containing on hundred acres more or less to him and his heirs forever and one shilling sterling.

Item  I give and bequeath to my beloved wife, Elizabeth, the plantation I now live on during her natural life or widow hood and after her decease to my son, Jeremiah, and his heirs forever and if Jeremiah should die before he come of age then the land to fall to my son, William and his heirs.

Item  I give to my beloved wife the fether bed and furniture that she call her own to be at her own disposall at her decease.

Item   I give to my son, Francis, one cow and calf.

Item   I give my son, Fredrick, one bed and furniture as it now stands.

Item   I give to Matthew one bed and furniture as it now stands.  My will is that if my son, Fredrick, should die before he be of lawful age that Jeremiah shall have his bed.

Item   I give to my son, John, one shilling sterling.

Item   I give to my son, Ralph, one shill: sterling.

Item   I give to my son, William, one shill: sterling.

Item   My will is that my beloved wife, Elizabeth, shall have possession of and enjoy of all the remainder of my Estate not before given away during her natural life or widowhood and at her death or marriage to be equally divided betwixt Matt, Fredrick, and Jeremiah.

Item   I give to my daughter, Sarah Cobb, one shill.

Item   My will is that my Estate shall not be appraised.  I also appoint my son, William Blankinship, my hole and sole Executor of this my last will revoking and disanulling all wills heretoffore by me made. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 20th day of September 1754.     

Ralph (X) Blankinship, Jr. Signed sealed and delivered in presence of: Elizabeth (X) Blankenship

John Ward,William Wilson

 

 

1755, Chesterfield Co., VA, Deed

Blankinship, Joseph

Blankinship, William

Virginia Deeds 1749-56, Page 294, By Weisiger

John Dale of Chesterfield Co. to Thomas Robertson of same, for £ 6, 60 acres bounded by Northcut’s corner, Richard Norcut, Robert Reickman, Thomas More, Joseph Blankinship and JOHN NUNNALLY.

Wit: Jas. Elam, Gilbert Elam, William (W) Blankinship, Recorded 2 May 1755

From: Don Blankenship donblank(at)earthlink.net

 

1756, Chesterfield Co., VA, Deed

Blankinship, Joseph

Virginia Deeds book #3, 1756-64, Page #42 By Weisiger

Robert Rickman of Chesterfield Co., to JOHN NONELY of same for £ 22, land at head of Horsepen Branch of Skinquarter Creek, 150 acres, with plantation where said Rickman now lives, bounded by Thomas Rickman, Thomas Bass.

Wit: Thomas Bass, Joseph Blankinship, Nath’l Tanner

Signed: Robert Rickman, Eliz’th (E) Rickman, Recorded 7 May 1756.

 From: Don Blankenship donblank(at)earthlink.net

 

+1758, Chesterfield Co., VA

Blankenship, Ralph III Son of  Ralph Blankenship, Jr. & Elizabeth ?

Chesterfield County Will Book Page-285

                WILL of Ralph Blankenship of Chesterfield Parish. To wife Edith, my plantation for widowhood and the rest divided between my two sons Gid and Ralph. To Francis Blankenship, the bed he lies on & items. Rest to wife for life, and then to three sons Gid, Ralph and Womack. Executor: Ephraim Blankenship Dated: 20 Oct 1758 (no witnesses)"

From: Don Blankenship db-email(at)earthlink.net

 

+1758, Chesterfield Co., VA

Blankinship, Frederic Son of  Ralph Blankenship, Jr. & Elizabeth ?

“6 Oct 1758, Frederic Blankinship, son of Ralph Blankinship chooses Daniel Brown as his Guardian"

From:  Don Blankenship db-email(at)earthlink.net

 

+1759, Chesterfield Co., VA

Blankenship, Ralph III Son of  Ralph Blankenship, Jr. & Elizabeth ?

Chesterfield County Will Book Page-313

Inventory of Ralph Blankenship, April 14, 1759, By William Adkins, Mark Farmer and Robert Cais. Value not totaled.

Ephraim Blankenship, Executor"

From: Don Blankenship db-email(at_earthlink.net

 

+1759, Chesterfield Co., VA

Blankenship, Ephraim Son of  Ralph Blankenship, Jr. & Elizabeth ?

The WILL of Ralph Blankenship dated about March 1759 and presented by Ephraim Blankenship, executor.  This Ephraim is presumably the oldest son of Ralph Blankenship, Jr. (1695-1754) . Ephraim would have to have been of legal age to present the will in Court and therefore his date of birth would have to have been some time prior to 1738.  The WILL was proved by James Farmer and William Hatcher who presumably were neighbors. The appraisers of his estate were William Adkins, Mark Farmer, Charles Cayce and Robert Cayce who also must have been neighbors"

From: Don Blankenship db-email(at)earthlink.net

 

 

+1759, Chesterfield Co., VA

Blankenship, Francis Son of  Ralph Blankenship, Jr. & Elizabeth ?

Chesterfield County Will Book Page-285 Nuncupative WILL of Francis Blankenship

Francis Blankenship in his last sickness desired us to take notice he gave Womack Blankinship, son of Ralph Blankenship, items. On Oct 29, 1758. Witness our hands and seals, April 7, 1759 Signed:  James Farmer, William Hatcher"

From: Don Blankenship db-email(at)earthlink.net

 

1760, Chesterfield Co., VA, Deed

Blankinship, Joseph

Blankinship, Henry

Virginia Deeds book #3, 1756-64, Page #26, By Weisiger

JOHN NUNNALLY of Dale Parish, Chesterfield Co., from John Dale and Tomas Robertson of same, for L 10, 63 acres adjoining RicAhrd Northcutt, Thomas Moore, Joseph Blankinship, Henry Blankinship and JOHN NUNNALLY.

Wit: Archelaus Nunnery, Thomas Nunnery, Jane (J) Nunnally

Signed: John ( ) Daile, Thomas (+) Robinson, Elizabeth (+) Robinson, Recorded 4 July 1760

From: Don Blankenship donblank(at)earthlink.net

 

1762, Chesterfield Co., VA, Tithables

Blankenship, John                                                     1

Blankenship, Noel                                                     1

Blankenship, Matthew                                              1

Blankenship, Drewry                                                 1

Blankinship, Ephraim, Blankinship David    2

Blankenship, Lodowick                                             1

Blankinship, Joseph Josiah Fowler               2

http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/va/chesterfield/census/1762tith.txt

 

1762, Chesterfield Co., VA, Deed

Blankinship, Peter

Blankinship, Ann

Blankinship, Lodowick

Virginia Deeds 1756-64, Page #528 By Weisiger

Peter Blankinship of Dale Parish, Chesterfield Co., to JOHN NUNNALLY of same, for L 25, 100 acres in Dale Parish, bounded by William Gates, Skinquarter road, Richard Belcher, Isham Belcher and Lodowick Blankinship.

Wit: Peter (+) Blankinship, MARGRET (+) NUNNERY, Jane (+) Nunnery

Signed: Peter (+) Blankinship, Ann (+) Blankinship, Recorded Aug. 1762

 

1764, Chesterfield Co., VA, Deed

Blankinship, Joseph

Blankinship, William

Virginia Deeds book #3, 1756-64, Page #644, By Weisiger

Isham Belcher of Chesterfield Col, to Thomas Moore of same, for £20, 73 acres on Deep Creek, being land formerly held by Richard Balcher and ajoining William Clay and JOHN NUNNERY.

Wit: James Elam, Joseph Blankinship, William Blankinship

Signed: Isham (+) Belcher, Recorded July 1764

From: Don Blankenship donblank(at)earthlink.net

 

1764, Chesterfield Co., VA, Deed

Blankenship, Peter

Virginia Deeds book #3, 1756-64, Page #644, By Weisiger

William Thompson, Gent. Of Chesterfield Co., to Peter Daniel of same, for £ 8/12,

77 acres; being part of a patent to RICHARD BELCHER, bounded by south side of Skinquarter Road, Skelton’s line, Perdue’s line, Gording’s line and Peter Blankenship.

Wit: Francis Flournoy, William Newby, Jacob Ashhurst, Recorded 7 Feb. 1755

From: Don Blankenship donblank(at)earthlink.net

 

1765, Chesterfield Co., VA

Valentine Papers of Va

Ordered that John Blankinship, Joseph Blankinship and Francis Womack summoned

to appear at the nest court.

From: "Don B." donblank@earthlink.net

 

*1765, Chesterfield Co., VA, Patent Title
Blankinship, Joseph son of
Virginia. Colonial Land Office. Patents, 1623-1774
26 July 1765,  119 acres beginning at a corner shrub White oak ...
http://lvaimage.lib.va.us/cgi-bin/GetLONN.pl?first=786&last=&g_p=P36&collection=LO

                                                From Don Blankenship db-email(at)earthlink.net

Son of John Blankenship & Elizabeth Hudson b. Abt. 1735 m. Phoebe Summerfeld

Son of Ralph Blankenship, Jr. & Elizabeth ? b. Abt. 1736 m. Mary Elizabeth Anderson

 

+1771, Chesterfield Co., VA, Patent Title
Blankinship, Archibald son of William Blankenship, Sr. & Mary Farmer

Blankinship, Wm son of John Blankenship & Elizabeth Hudson

Elam, Robert

Land Office Patents No. 40, 1771-1772, p. 503 (Reel 39).

3 August 1771, 135 acres adjoining Archibald BLANKINSHIP, Wm. BLANKINSHIP, James Elam &c.
http://lvaimage.lib.va.us/cgi-bin/GetLONN.pl?first=503&last=&g_p=P40&collection=LO

                                                From Don Blankenship db-email(at)earthlink.net

 

 

Culpeper created in 1748 from Orange                                                                   

 

Cumberland created in 1748 from Goochland                                                         

 

Dinwiddie created in 1752 from Prince George                                                      

 

Dunmore created in 1772 from Frederick                                                               

 

Fairfax created in 1742 from Prince William                                                           

 

Fauquier created in 1759 from Prince William                                                        

 

Frederick created in 1738 from Orange                                                                  

 

Fredericksburg (City) created in 1721 from Essex, King William, King & Queen

 

Goochland created in 1727 from Henrico                                                                

 

Halifax created in 1752 from Lunenburg                                                                 

 

Hanover created in 1720 from New Kent                                                                

 

Henrico created in 1634 Original                                                                             

 

+1714, Roxdale, Henrico Co., VA. Death

Blankinship, Ralph

 

+1714, Henrico Co., VA

Blankinship, Ralph

APRIL 15 1714  INVENTORY OF RALPH BLANKINSHIP's POSSESSIONS On the said deceased estate in due form to be administered by Martha Blankinship, Charles Clay, and Richard Blankenship."  

From Don Blankenship db-email(at)earthlink.net

 

+1715, Henrico Co., VA

Blankinship, Martha wife of Ralph Blankinship Sr.

Orphans Court Martha widow of Ralph reports on children Ralph, John, and James"

 From Don Blankenship db-email(at)earthlink.net

 

+1724, Henrico Co., VA

Blankenship, Martha wife of Ralph Blankinship Sr.

Book 12, Page 15:

 Martha Blankenship 250 acres on South side of James River, bordering land of Henry Walthal for 20 shillings and importation of one person  9 Jul 1724"

 From Betty Carson BeejC1(at)aol.com

 

1727, Henrico Co., VA, Will

Blankenship, John

Colonial Wills of Henrico Co, VA, 1654-1737, Page #118, By Weisiger

Will of Richard Nunaley

To son Richard, tract where he now lives, joining John Fareley, Jr.

To son William, 10 shillings, when of age

To son Daniel, the plantation he hath cleared and builded, joining Henry Walthall, Sr. and John Farley. Daniel shall give his brother Joseph the plantation 3 years, rent free, and 100 lbs tobacco All my lands on north side of the swamp

To son JOHN; and if he dies, to my grandson James Nunaley, son of Richard. JOHN to give his brother Joseph 10 shillings.

To son Walter, all the rest of my lands; Walter to give his brother William 200 lbs of tobacco when William of age

To my wife Sarah, this plantation for life, and at her death to son Walter; and wife to be executor

Dated 29 March 1722

Wit: John Worley, John Blankenship, Recorded July 3, 1727

From: Don Blankenship donblank(at)earthlink.net

 

1736, Henrico Co., VA

"Store Debts", info from DotBeDot(at)aol.com
Virginia Colonial Abstracts  vol. 21 Henrico Co., 1736

+Blankenship, William Son of John Blankenship & Elizabeth Hudson

*Blankenship, Joseph Parents unk

Page #7, William Blankenship dr 1736 one levy store debt, Mr Cary's debt pd by  Joesph Blankenship

 

+Blankenship, John Son of Ralph Blankinship Sr. & Martha ?

+Blankenship, James Son of Ralph Blankinship Sr. & Martha ?

Page #8, John Blankenship Dr. 1736 one levy 100 acres, store debt. pd by cash from you and 51 pounds tobo from James Blankenship.

+Blankenship, James Son of Ralph Blankinship Sr. & Martha ?

Page #8, James Blankenship Dr. 1736 one levy 50 acres to Mr Cary "to your brother Jno Levy" "to do his store debt",  pd by cash and by inspector note.

+Blankenship, Ralph Jr. Son of Ralph Blankinship Sr. & Martha ?

Page #8, Ralph Blankenship Dr.  1736 two levies 100 acres, store debt. Levies pd by Col. Kennon  Q-rents and store debt pd by cash.

+Blankenship, William Son of Ralph Blankinship Sr. & Martha ?

*Blankenship, Joseph Parents unk

Page #10, Joseph Blankenship. Dr. 1736. 2 Levys "To Q-rents 300acres Ld per Stanley". Store debt. Mr. Cary's debt L1.17.6. "To your order for Wm Blankenship". Pd by cash and an Inspector's note.

+Blankenship, Jos (John) Son of Ralph Blankinship Sr. & Martha ?

Page #19, Henry Hudson Dr 1736..."By an Inspector's note in Jos Blankenships name for 200 lb tobo"...

+Blankenship, Ralph Jr. Son of Ralph Blankinship Sr. & Martha ?

Page #38, Col'o Wil'm Kennon. Dr 1736... to yr son Mr Richd Kennon's Levys. To yr Son Mr Wm Kennon Acct...To yr order to Ralph Blankenship

 

*1743, Henrico Co., VA, Patent Title
Blankenship, Joseph  Son of
Land Office Patents No. 21, 1742-1743, p. 448 (Reel 19).

30 August 1743, 112 acres adjoining the land of Wm. Voden, &c.
http://lvaimage.lib.va.us/cgi-bin/GetLONN.pl?first=448&last=&g_p=P21&collection=LO

                                                From Don Blankenship db-email(at)earthlink.net

Son of John Blankenship & Elizabeth Hudson b. Abt. 1735 m. Phoebe Summerfeld

Son of Ralph Blankenship, Jr. & Elizabeth ? b. Abt. 1736 m. Mary Elizabeth Anderson

 

+1744, Henrico Co., VA, Patent Title
Blankenship, Willm Son of Ralph Blankinship Sr. & Martha ?
Land Office Patents No. 22, 1743-1745, p. 70 (Reel 20).

16 June 1744, 400 acres beginning &c. parting Thomas Jones and Robert Cole,
thence &c, crossing Wintopock Creek.
http://lvaimage.lib.va.us/cgi-bin/GetLONN.pl?first=70&last=&g_p=P22&collection=LO
                                                                From Don Blankenship db-email(at)earthlink.net



 

+1745, Henrico Co., VA

Blankenship, William Son of Ralph Blankinship Sr. & Martha ?

Colonial Wills of Henrico Co., VA, Part 2, pg. 20. Weisiger.

"William Blankinship of Dale Parish, planter. To son Ralph, 200 acres on both sides of Wintopock Creek, part of survey of 400 acres (patent not yet come from the office), also after death of my wife Mary 100 acres and plantation where I now live, being part of a larger tract belonging to Thomas Man, Sr.. To John Man, son of said Thomas Man, 200 acres, being the rest of my patent, provided Man make over to my son Ralph the land where I live. To daughters Mary Blankinship, Wilmoth Blankinship, and Frances Blankinship, livestock and items. All the rest to wife Mary, who is to be executor.

Dated 29 October 1744 Witnesses: William Herringham, Francis Man, John Johnson

Recorded April 1745."

from Nel Hatcher nelhatch(at)rapidnet.com

 

+1746, Henrico Co., VA, Patent Title
Blankenship, John Son of Ralph Blankinship Sr. & Martha ?
Land Office Patents No. 24, 1745-1746, p. 377 (Reel 22).

28 August 1746, 227 acres adjoining the land of Gilbert Ealom and Thomas More.
http://lvaimage.lib.va.us/cgi-bin/GetLONN.pl?first=377&last=&g_p=P24&collection=LO
                                                                From Don Blankenship db-email(at)earthlink.net

 

 

+1748, Henrico Co., VA, Patent Title

Blankinship, John son of Ralph Blankinship Sr. & Martha ?
Land Office Patents No. 27, 1748-1749, p. 55 (Reel 25).
1 December 1748, 372 acres adjoining, the land of Gilbert Elam Clary &c thence
&c, on the South side the run of Deep Creek.
http://lvaimage.lib.va.us/cgi-bin/GetLONN.pl?first=55&last=&g_p=P27&collection=LO
                                                                From Don Blankenship db-email(at)earthlink.net

 

+1748, Henrico Co., VA, Patent Title

Blankinship, Martha Widow of Ralph Blankinship Sr.
Colonial Land Office. Patents, 1623-1774.
19 July 1724, 250 acres on the south side of James River, Begg. &c. standing in Henry Walthalls line.
http://lvaimage.lib.va.us/cgi-bin/GetLONN.pl?first=15&last=&g_p=P12&collection=LO
                                                                From Don Blankenship db-email(at)earthlink.net

 

 

+1749, Henrico Co., VA

Blankenship, James son of Ralph Blankinship Sr. & Martha ?

Colonial Wills of Henrico Co., VA 1737-1781 / Abstracted by Benjamin B. Weisiger III)page 86:

Will of James Blankenship

To son Drury, the plantation he lives on, also he is to pay L5 for planation I live on. To daughter Ann, a heifer.To son Joell, all my land on Spring Branch, joining Robert Man and Francis Man, and items. To youngest son Fore, the plantation I live on. To wife Mary, the rest of estate during widowhood, and she is to be executor. Dated 30 Agust 1748 Wit: Daniel Man, John Man, John Ward Recorded April 1749

 

King George created in 1720 from Richmond                                                         

 

King William created in 1701 from King and Queen                                              

 

Loudoun created in 1757 from Fairfax                                                                    

 

Louisa created in 1742 from Hanover                                                                     

 

Lunenburg created in 1746 from Brunswick                                                           

 

1764, Lunenburg Co., VA, Deed
Blankinship, Joseph

Lunenburg Co. Deed, Book #8, Page #274, March 2, 1764
From Daniel Claiborne of Lunenburg to Joseph Blankinship of Chesterfield Co., for 100 pounds, a certain tract of land of 397 acres in Lunenburg on Tewahominy Creek, and bounded by [trees?] signed Daniel Claiborne.

From: Don Blankenship donblank(at)earthlink.net

 

Cumberland Parish, Lunenburg Co., VA, List of Tithes, June 10, 1764

Blankenship, Joseph                          Chesterfield Co.                        200 arces

http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/va/lunenburg/census/sun007.txt

 

1769, Lunenburg Co., VA, list of Tithes

Name                                                                                      Tithes                    Land

Blankenship, John (Constable)                       2                      133

http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/va/lunenburg/census/sun008.txt

 

1772, Lunenburg Co., VA, List of Tithables, by Elisha Betts

Name                                                                                      Tithes                    Land

Blankenship, John                                           2                    100

http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/va/lunenburg/census/sun009.txt

 

Cumberland Parish, Lunenburg Co., VA,  List of Tithables

10th day of June, 1773, by Henry Blagrave

Blankenship, John                                         2

http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/va/lunenburg/census/sun010.txt

 

1774, Lunenburg Co., VA,  A List of Tithes

Blankenship, John                                         2

http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/va/lunenburg/census/sun011.txt

 

1775, Lunenburg Co., VA,  A List of Tithes

Blankenship, John                                         2

http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/va/lunenburg/census/sun012.txt

 

 

Mecklenburg created in 1764 Lunenburg                                                               

 

1770, Mecklenburg Co., VA, Deed

Blankenship, Joseph

Blankenship, Jeremiah

Blankenship, Mathew

Mecklenburg Co. Deed Book 3, p. 106, Nov. 7, 1770
From Joseph Blankenship of Chesterfield Co. and his wife Mary to Daniel Claiborne of Dinwiddie Co. for 100 pounds, a certain tract of 309 acres in Mecklenburg on the south side of Tweahominy Creek bounded by [trees?]. Signed Joseph Blankenship, Mary (x) Blankenship. Witness, Stephan Dance, Mathew (x) Blankenship, Jeremiah (x) Blankenship. Recorded May 13, 1771.

 

Nottoway created in 1788 from Amelia                                                                   

 

1739, Nottoway Co., VA, Land records

Blankenship, Ralph

88   Ralph Blankenship      22 Sep 1739, VPB 18:463, 318 acres Amelia/ between the branches of Knibs Cr. & the br

http://users.rcn.com/deeds/Nottoway.txt

This must be form Amelia Co., created in 1734 from Brunswick, Prince George

 

Orange created in 1734 from Spotsylvania                                                 

 

Pittsylvania created in 1766 from Halifax                                                               

 

Prince Edward created in 1753 from Amelia                                                           

 

Prince George created in 1702 from Charles City                                                  

 

Prince William created in 1730 from King George, Stafford                                  

 

Southampton created in 1749 from Isle of Wight                                                    

 

Spotsylvania created in 1720 from Essex, King William, King and Queen           

 

Sussex created in 1753 from Surry