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Name | William SEGRAVE | |
Suffix | Sr. | |
Birth | possibly Abt 1702 | Virginia |
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Gender | Male | |
Marriage #1 | Prior to 1766 | |
William Seagraves married a Sarah LNU, probably in Isle of Wight County, Virginia. | ||
Probate- Witness to Will | 4 Mar 1718 | Norfolk County, Virginia [1] |
William Segraves is mentioned as a Witness to the will of Tomas Bowlls. | ||
Will Proved or Recorded | 22 Jan 1727 | Isle of Wight County, Virginia |
When his father's will was proved 22 January 1727 in court in Isle of Wight County, Virginia, William was co-executor with his mother, Lucretia. He was to receive an equal one-seventh share of the estate if his mother, Lucretia, remarried; to be split among Lucretia, and six named children: William, Elizabeth, Frances, Ann, Susannah, and Sarah. | ||
Property Event | 21 Feb 1734 | Isle of Wight County, Virginia [2] |
William Ashburn of Bartee Precinct in North Carolina to William Seagrave of the lower parish of isle of Wight...160 acres on the Dirty Branch adjoining John Pearce, old George Pearce's line, Sarah Pearce and the Cypress Swamp (being part of a patent for 2500 acres granted George Pearce on 21 Feb 1674 and by him the said Ashburn sold to Seagrave on 25 Feb 1733. Witnesses: John Sellway, George (X) Teasley and Francis Seagrave. Recorded: 24 Jun 1734 Signed: William Ashburn | ||
Property Event | 20 Aug 1743 | Isle of Wight County, Virginia [3] |
William Seagroves purchased 100 acres on Blackwater branches from Thomas Applewhaite from the Land Patent of 925 acres granted to Henry Applewhaite. The property was bounded by Mathew Westraw, Edward Westraw & Richard West. Witnesses: Wm Pearce and John Stephens. | ||
Property Event | 10 Jun 1746 | Isle of Wight County, Virginia [4] |
William (X) Seagraves was a witness to the sale of 239 acres on Cypress Swamp to Nathan Pearce by John Pearce and wife, Esther Pearce. (being part of a patent granted to George Pearce on 9 Sep 1684) adjoining William Seagrave. Witnesses: Jacob (X) Stephens, William Powell and William (X) Seagraves. Recorded: 10 Jul 1746 | ||
Property Event | 10 Jun 1746 | Isle of Wight County, Virginia [5] |
William Seagroves purchased 160 acres on Cypress Swamp from John Pearce and wife, Esther Pearce, (being part of a patent granted George Pearce 9 September 1684) adjoining Browns Branch. Witnesses: William Eley, Daniel Herring and Thomas Smelly. Recorded: 10 Jul 1746. | ||
Property Event | 7 Dec 1750 | Isle of Wight County, Virginia [6] |
William Segrave appraised land for William Pope. The estate was appraised by Ratclif Boon, Jr., John Wheeler & William Segrave. Signed by John Pope & Ordered Dec 6, 1750. | ||
Property Event | 2 Nov 1752 | Isle of Wight County, Virginia |
William Segrave appraised estate for John Pearce. The estate was appraised by Thomas Inglish, William Segrave & William Gay. The appraisal was signed by Hester Pierce. | ||
Property Event | 5 Dec1757 | Isle of Wight County, Virginia |
William Segraves witness the sale by Nathan Pearce of 100 acres in Northampton County, North Carolina to William Bracy. | ||
Property Event | 5 Jan 1758 | Isle of Wight County, Virginia [7] |
William Seagraves witnessed the sale of 100 acres on Cypress Swamp by Nathan Pearce of Northampton County, North Carolina, to William Bracy of Isle of Wight County, Virginia. Bounds: Seagraves and Jones. Signed: Nathan (X) Pearce. Witnesses: Hardy Edwards, and Edmund Westray. | ||
Property Event | 20 Feb 1758 | Isle of Wight County, Virginia [8] |
William Seagroves of Isle of Wight County, Virginia purchased 240 acres on the Fork of Great Branch in Northampton County, North Carolina from Thomas Green of Northampton County. This is also possibly be William, Jr. his son. | ||
Property Event | 7 Dec 1759 | Isle of Wight County, Virginia [9] |
William Segrave appraised land for the estate of Richard Teasley. The estate was appraised by Jacob Jones, William Raiford, Jr. & William Segrave. | ||
Property Event | 3 Mar 1760 | Northampton County, North Carolina [10] |
William Seagrave witnessed a memorandum recorded by Nathan Pearce of Northampton County that the 200 acres on the East side of the main Blackwater River, sold to Robert Holland of Isle of Wight County in 1757 was delivered. | ||
Property Event | 3 Mar 1760 | Northampton County, North Carolina [11] |
William Seagraves was a witness to a sale by Nathan Pearce of Northampton County, North Carolina of 100 acres on the east side of the main Blackwater River to Robert Holland of Isle of Wight County, Virginia for £11. Bounds: Dirty Branch, Thomas Inglish, and main road. The land was part of patent granted George Pearce, Blacksmith, who gave it to Philip Pearce on 9 September 1684. Signed by: Nathan (backward N, his mark) Pearce. Witnesses: John Elay, Edmund Westray, and William Seagraves. | ||
Property Event | Jan 1763 | Northampton County, North Carolina [12] |
William Segraves purchased 161 acres of land in Northampton County, North Carolina from Samuel Hayes. This land included part of Wicocana Swamp. James Park was a neighbor. Witnesses included: John Wade and Nathan Pierce. This transaction could be one that William Jr. his son made but there is no clear way to determine which of them made this purchase. | ||
Property Event | 31 Jan 1763 | Northampton County, North Carolina [13] |
William Seagraves is listed as a witness to the sale of 102 acres by Samuel Hayes of Northampton County, North Carolina to Nathan Pearce of same for £3 Virginia money. The land had been patented in 1760 by Samuel Hayes and bounded by said Pearce, Murfree's road, and Joseph Smith. Signed by Samuel (X) Hayes. Witnesses: John Wade and William (X) Seagraves. This is also possibly William, Jr. his son. | ||
Property Event | 17 Oct 1766 | Northampton County, North Carolina [14] |
William Segraves, Sr. and his wife, Sarah, sold of 140 acres of land in Northampton County, North Carolina on Great Branch, to William Webb of Isle of Wight County, Virginia. This land was part of a 640 acre land grant to Joseph Parsons in 1740. Witnesses included: William Segraves, Jr., George Barclay and James Faison, Jr. | ||
Property Event | 24 Feb 1768 | Northampton County, North Carolina [15] |
William Segraves, Sr. gave as a gift 100 acres of land to Jacob Segraves, who was probably his son. | ||
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Death | possibly late 1760s | Northampton County, North Carolina |
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Person ID | I624 | Seagraves Database |
Last Modified | 15 Apr 2021 |
Father | Francis SEGRAVE, Sr., b. Est 1668 d. Abt 1726, Isle of Wight County, Virginia (Age ~ 58 years) | |
Relationship | Birth | |
Mother | Lucretia LNU | |
Relationship | Birth | |
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Family ID | F202 | Group Sheet | Family Chart |
Family | Sarah LNU | |||||||
Marriage | Bef 1730 | |||||||
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Family ID | F216 | Group Sheet | Family Chart | ||||||
Last Modified | 1 Jan 2016 |
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