SAR Patriot # P-336101
Patriotic Service, State, Virginia, Frederick County
Death aft 20 Jul 1801 Jefferson KY.
Furnished Supplies
VA Revolutionary Public Claims, Vol II, Abercrombie, p 378
Spouse Jane Isaacs, Children, Fielding
Order Book No.5 1753-54
Frederick County Virginia
Aug 11 1753 Oct. 3 1753
Shunaman Adm: Vs David Ashbey
Leonard Helms and Joseph Roberts Adm: of George Shunaman Decd'
It appearing to the Court that the Debt is not Sufficient to Maintain
the Petition the Suit is Ordered to be Dismissed
Order Book No.6 1754-55
Frederick Co. Virginia
At a Court Held in Frederick County Saturday the 8th day of Feb. 1755 for the Examination of John S***er for Felony.
John S***er being committed to the court of this County by Virtue of a Warrant under the hand and seal of Thomas Bryan Martin, Gent one of his Magistrate Justice's of the said County and being brought by the Sheriff to the Bar The Prisoner Waved in Court all matters of Law and Submitted himself to the Judgement of the Court Alexander Se***ion and David Ashbey Evidence for Our Sovereign Lord the King being Sworn and heard It is Ordered by the Court that the Sheriff take him to the Whipping Post and give him Twenty Nine Lashes on his bare Back well laid on and that he Deliver him to Col. Stevens as a Vagrant to Serve his Majesty as a Soldier in the present Expedition and to make a Receipt according to Law. Then the Court broke up. MARQUIS CALMES
Order Book No.7 1755-58
Frederick Co Virginia: At a court held for Frederick County on Tuesday the 7th day of September 1756 Deed of Lease and Release from Thomas Hooper and Isabella his wife to Joseph Combs being proved in open court by the oaths of David Ashbey and William Gist witnesses hereto who also made oath that the said Thomas Hooper was an Inhabitant of Carolina when the said deeds were signed order that they say for further proof.
Order Book No. 13 1765-67
May 7 1767, page 384
Frederick County Virginia
Upon the Motion of David Ashby Ordered that Elisha Isaacs be Summoned to Render An Account of the Estate of Samuel Isaacs Deceased.
Deed Book 12,page 16, Sept 3, 1767
Deed of Release-Godfrey Isaacs of Frederick Co. Va. To David Ashby of Frederick Co. Va. Consideration 100 Pounds Virginia Money Tract on North Side Main Road from Bucks Marsh To "Ashby Gap" Willed To him by his Father Samuel Isaacs being part of a Tract of Land taken up Pattented and Possessed by him said Samuel Isaacs in his lifetime- 192 Acres Witnesses: John Lindsay,James Lindsay, Humphrey Wells,Stephen Southard and Abigail Wells.
Recorded Nov. 4, 1767 (A George Washington Survey 22 October 1750 For Samuel Isaacs 415 acres at the head of Craig Run. Granted to Samuel Isaacs, 8 August 1752)
Order Book No. 16 1772-78
April 7 1773 Page 58
Frederick County Virginia
Indentures of Lease and Release Between David Ashby and Jane His Wife of the One Part and John Hatley Norton and Francis Willis of The Other Part Were Proved By Charles Mynn Thurston One of The Witnesses There to and Ordered To Be For Further Proof.
THE ASHBY BOOK
DESCENDANTS OF CAPTAIN THOMAS ASHBY OF VIRGINIA, CHAPTER 3 ROBERT ASHBY
Shenandoah Valley Pioneers, Cartmell,p75 Ashby Book p98
At a Sale held Fauquier Co. Va. 5 March 1765 purchases were made from the Estate of Nimrod Ashby by Captain Robert Ashby, Mrs. Frances Ashby O'Bannion, David Ashby and William Ashby.
Deed Book 19, Frederick Co. Va. Ashby Book p100
Martin Ashby transferred to David Castleman 12 June 1782 for 120 pounds tract on Pennington's called Bucks Marsh in Frederick Co. 50 Acres part of a parcel of 346 Acres granted by Thomas Lord Fairfax unto Nimrod Ashby deceased and by the said Martin Ashby as being the Son and Heir at Law to the Said Nimrod Ashby deceased. Witness David Ashby. (A George Washington Survey 27 October 1750 For Robert Ashby 346 acres on Buck Marsh Run Granted to Nimrod Ashby, 18 March 1760)
VIRGINIA GENEALOGIES
Excursus-Ashby pg, 450,451
Nimrod Ashby June 29, 1764 he deeded land to Capt. Robert, David and Wm. Ashby
ASHBY, DAVID and his Wife JANE of Frederick Co. Virginia 7 Sept. 1784 Sale of Property sold to John MILTON for the Sum of 345 pounds for his home tract containing 115a with all its houses buildings, orchards, gardens, meadows, ways, paths, water courses, profits, commodities, hereditaments & appurtenances situated in Frederick Co. Virginia at the line of Carter's Patent, corner of Francis STRIBLING by the road leading from Battletown to Berry's Ferry at the line of Edward SNICKERS, it being part of a larger tract once possessed by Samuel ISAACS and by his Will devised the same to Godfrey Isaacs and he conveyed this portion to said David ASHBY 2 & 3 Sept. 1767, signed by David Ashby & Jane Ashby, received by James Keith CC; Book 20,257.
District of Virginia Jefferson County 23 Jun 1788
James Bartlett and Fielding Ashby are Held Firm Bound unto Edmund Randolph Esq. Governor of Virginia the Sum of Fifty Pounds, Whereas there is a Marriage Intended to be had Joining James Bartlett and Charlotte Ashby Daughter of David Ashby of Jefferson County. I Certify My Consent to the Above Marriage June 23 1788, Signed David Ashby
JEFFERSON COUNTY KENTUCKY RECORDS
p, 25 Indenture , May 7, 1793 William Taylor and Lucy his Wife, To David Ashby, for 50 Pounds, 346 Acres part of a Survey of 1,000 Acres by Patent Dated January 27, 1785, beginning in a line of the Survey of Robert Eakins on Floyds Fork, thence south west. Recorded July 2, 1793
Patriotic Service, State, Virginia, Frederick County
Death aft 20 Jul 1801 Jefferson KY.
Furnished Supplies
VA Revolutionary Public Claims, Vol II, Abercrombie, p 378
Spouse Jane Isaacs, Children, Fielding
Order Book No.5 1753-54
Frederick County Virginia
Aug 11 1753 Oct. 3 1753
Shunaman Adm: Vs David Ashbey
Leonard Helms and Joseph Roberts Adm: of George Shunaman Decd'
It appearing to the Court that the Debt is not Sufficient to Maintain
the Petition the Suit is Ordered to be Dismissed
Order Book No.6 1754-55
Frederick Co. Virginia
At a Court Held in Frederick County Saturday the 8th day of Feb. 1755 for the Examination of John S***er for Felony.
John S***er being committed to the court of this County by Virtue of a Warrant under the hand and seal of Thomas Bryan Martin, Gent one of his Magistrate Justice's of the said County and being brought by the Sheriff to the Bar The Prisoner Waved in Court all matters of Law and Submitted himself to the Judgement of the Court Alexander Se***ion and David Ashbey Evidence for Our Sovereign Lord the King being Sworn and heard It is Ordered by the Court that the Sheriff take him to the Whipping Post and give him Twenty Nine Lashes on his bare Back well laid on and that he Deliver him to Col. Stevens as a Vagrant to Serve his Majesty as a Soldier in the present Expedition and to make a Receipt according to Law. Then the Court broke up. MARQUIS CALMES
Order Book No.7 1755-58
Frederick Co Virginia: At a court held for Frederick County on Tuesday the 7th day of September 1756 Deed of Lease and Release from Thomas Hooper and Isabella his wife to Joseph Combs being proved in open court by the oaths of David Ashbey and William Gist witnesses hereto who also made oath that the said Thomas Hooper was an Inhabitant of Carolina when the said deeds were signed order that they say for further proof.
Order Book No. 13 1765-67
May 7 1767, page 384
Frederick County Virginia
Upon the Motion of David Ashby Ordered that Elisha Isaacs be Summoned to Render An Account of the Estate of Samuel Isaacs Deceased.
Deed Book 12,page 16, Sept 3, 1767
Deed of Release-Godfrey Isaacs of Frederick Co. Va. To David Ashby of Frederick Co. Va. Consideration 100 Pounds Virginia Money Tract on North Side Main Road from Bucks Marsh To "Ashby Gap" Willed To him by his Father Samuel Isaacs being part of a Tract of Land taken up Pattented and Possessed by him said Samuel Isaacs in his lifetime- 192 Acres Witnesses: John Lindsay,James Lindsay, Humphrey Wells,Stephen Southard and Abigail Wells.
Recorded Nov. 4, 1767 (A George Washington Survey 22 October 1750 For Samuel Isaacs 415 acres at the head of Craig Run. Granted to Samuel Isaacs, 8 August 1752)
Order Book No. 16 1772-78
April 7 1773 Page 58
Frederick County Virginia
Indentures of Lease and Release Between David Ashby and Jane His Wife of the One Part and John Hatley Norton and Francis Willis of The Other Part Were Proved By Charles Mynn Thurston One of The Witnesses There to and Ordered To Be For Further Proof.
THE ASHBY BOOK
DESCENDANTS OF CAPTAIN THOMAS ASHBY OF VIRGINIA, CHAPTER 3 ROBERT ASHBY
Shenandoah Valley Pioneers, Cartmell,p75 Ashby Book p98
At a Sale held Fauquier Co. Va. 5 March 1765 purchases were made from the Estate of Nimrod Ashby by Captain Robert Ashby, Mrs. Frances Ashby O'Bannion, David Ashby and William Ashby.
Deed Book 19, Frederick Co. Va. Ashby Book p100
Martin Ashby transferred to David Castleman 12 June 1782 for 120 pounds tract on Pennington's called Bucks Marsh in Frederick Co. 50 Acres part of a parcel of 346 Acres granted by Thomas Lord Fairfax unto Nimrod Ashby deceased and by the said Martin Ashby as being the Son and Heir at Law to the Said Nimrod Ashby deceased. Witness David Ashby. (A George Washington Survey 27 October 1750 For Robert Ashby 346 acres on Buck Marsh Run Granted to Nimrod Ashby, 18 March 1760)
VIRGINIA GENEALOGIES
Excursus-Ashby pg, 450,451
Nimrod Ashby June 29, 1764 he deeded land to Capt. Robert, David and Wm. Ashby
ASHBY, DAVID and his Wife JANE of Frederick Co. Virginia 7 Sept. 1784 Sale of Property sold to John MILTON for the Sum of 345 pounds for his home tract containing 115a with all its houses buildings, orchards, gardens, meadows, ways, paths, water courses, profits, commodities, hereditaments & appurtenances situated in Frederick Co. Virginia at the line of Carter's Patent, corner of Francis STRIBLING by the road leading from Battletown to Berry's Ferry at the line of Edward SNICKERS, it being part of a larger tract once possessed by Samuel ISAACS and by his Will devised the same to Godfrey Isaacs and he conveyed this portion to said David ASHBY 2 & 3 Sept. 1767, signed by David Ashby & Jane Ashby, received by James Keith CC; Book 20,257.
District of Virginia Jefferson County 23 Jun 1788
James Bartlett and Fielding Ashby are Held Firm Bound unto Edmund Randolph Esq. Governor of Virginia the Sum of Fifty Pounds, Whereas there is a Marriage Intended to be had Joining James Bartlett and Charlotte Ashby Daughter of David Ashby of Jefferson County. I Certify My Consent to the Above Marriage June 23 1788, Signed David Ashby
JEFFERSON COUNTY KENTUCKY RECORDS
p, 25 Indenture , May 7, 1793 William Taylor and Lucy his Wife, To David Ashby, for 50 Pounds, 346 Acres part of a Survey of 1,000 Acres by Patent Dated January 27, 1785, beginning in a line of the Survey of Robert Eakins on Floyds Fork, thence south west. Recorded July 2, 1793
SAR Patriot # P-336101
Patriotic Service, State, Virginia, Frederick County
Death aft 20 Jul 1801 Jefferson KY.
Furnished Supplies
VA Revolutionary Public Claims, Vol II, Abercrombie, p 378
Spouse Jane Isaacs, Children, Fielding
Order Book No.5 1753-54
Frederick County Virginia
Aug 11 1753 Oct. 3 1753
Shunaman Adm: Vs David Ashbey
Leonard Helms and Joseph Roberts Adm: of George Shunaman Decd'
It appearing to the Court that the Debt is not Sufficient to Maintain
the Petition the Suit is Ordered to be Dismissed
Order Book No.6 1754-55
Frederick Co. Virginia
At a Court Held in Frederick County Saturday the 8th day of Feb. 1755 for the Examination of John S***er for Felony.
John S***er being committed to the court of this County by Virtue of a Warrant under the hand and seal of Thomas Bryan Martin, Gent one of his Magistrate Justice's of the said County and being brought by the Sheriff to the Bar The Prisoner Waved in Court all matters of Law and Submitted himself to the Judgement of the Court Alexander Se***ion and David Ashbey Evidence for Our Sovereign Lord the King being Sworn and heard It is Ordered by the Court that the Sheriff take him to the Whipping Post and give him Twenty Nine Lashes on his bare Back well laid on and that he Deliver him to Col. Stevens as a Vagrant to Serve his Majesty as a Soldier in the present Expedition and to make a Receipt according to Law. Then the Court broke up. MARQUIS CALMES
Order Book No.7 1755-58
Frederick Co Virginia: At a court held for Frederick County on Tuesday the 7th day of September 1756 Deed of Lease and Release from Thomas Hooper and Isabella his wife to Joseph Combs being proved in open court by the oaths of David Ashbey and William Gist witnesses hereto who also made oath that the said Thomas Hooper was an Inhabitant of Carolina when the said deeds were signed order that they say for further proof.
Order Book No. 13 1765-67
May 7 1767, page 384
Frederick County Virginia
Upon the Motion of David Ashby Ordered that Elisha Isaacs be Summoned to Render An Account of the Estate of Samuel Isaacs Deceased.
Deed Book 12,page 16, Sept 3, 1767
Deed of Release-Godfrey Isaacs of Frederick Co. Va. To David Ashby of Frederick Co. Va. Consideration 100 Pounds Virginia Money Tract on North Side Main Road from Bucks Marsh To "Ashby Gap" Willed To him by his Father Samuel Isaacs being part of a Tract of Land taken up Pattented and Possessed by him said Samuel Isaacs in his lifetime- 192 Acres Witnesses: John Lindsay,James Lindsay, Humphrey Wells,Stephen Southard and Abigail Wells.
Recorded Nov. 4, 1767 (A George Washington Survey 22 October 1750 For Samuel Isaacs 415 acres at the head of Craig Run. Granted to Samuel Isaacs, 8 August 1752)
Order Book No. 16 1772-78
April 7 1773 Page 58
Frederick County Virginia
Indentures of Lease and Release Between David Ashby and Jane His Wife of the One Part and John Hatley Norton and Francis Willis of The Other Part Were Proved By Charles Mynn Thurston One of The Witnesses There to and Ordered To Be For Further Proof.
THE ASHBY BOOK
DESCENDANTS OF CAPTAIN THOMAS ASHBY OF VIRGINIA, CHAPTER 3 ROBERT ASHBY
Shenandoah Valley Pioneers, Cartmell,p75 Ashby Book p98
At a Sale held Fauquier Co. Va. 5 March 1765 purchases were made from the Estate of Nimrod Ashby by Captain Robert Ashby, Mrs. Frances Ashby O'Bannion, David Ashby and William Ashby.
Deed Book 19, Frederick Co. Va. Ashby Book p100
Martin Ashby transferred to David Castleman 12 June 1782 for 120 pounds tract on Pennington's called Bucks Marsh in Frederick Co. 50 Acres part of a parcel of 346 Acres granted by Thomas Lord Fairfax unto Nimrod Ashby deceased and by the said Martin Ashby as being the Son and Heir at Law to the Said Nimrod Ashby deceased. Witness David Ashby. (A George Washington Survey 27 October 1750 For Robert Ashby 346 acres on Buck Marsh Run Granted to Nimrod Ashby, 18 March 1760)
VIRGINIA GENEALOGIES
Excursus-Ashby pg, 450,451
Nimrod Ashby June 29, 1764 he deeded land to Capt. Robert, David and Wm. Ashby
ASHBY, DAVID and his Wife JANE of Frederick Co. Virginia 7 Sept. 1784 Sale of Property sold to John MILTON for the Sum of 345 pounds for his home tract containing 115a with all its houses buildings, orchards, gardens, meadows, ways, paths, water courses, profits, commodities, hereditaments & appurtenances situated in Frederick Co. Virginia at the line of Carter's Patent, corner of Francis STRIBLING by the road leading from Battletown to Berry's Ferry at the line of Edward SNICKERS, it being part of a larger tract once possessed by Samuel ISAACS and by his Will devised the same to Godfrey Isaacs and he conveyed this portion to said David ASHBY 2 & 3 Sept. 1767, signed by David Ashby & Jane Ashby, received by James Keith CC; Book 20,257.
District of Virginia Jefferson County 23 Jun 1788
James Bartlett and Fielding Ashby are Held Firm Bound unto Edmund Randolph Esq. Governor of Virginia the Sum of Fifty Pounds, Whereas there is a Marriage Intended to be had Joining James Bartlett and Charlotte Ashby Daughter of David Ashby of Jefferson County. I Certify My Consent to the Above Marriage June 23 1788, Signed David Ashby
JEFFERSON COUNTY KENTUCKY RECORDS
p, 25 Indenture , May 7, 1793 William Taylor and Lucy his Wife, To David Ashby, for 50 Pounds, 346 Acres part of a Survey of 1,000 Acres by Patent Dated January 27, 1785, beginning in a line of the Survey of Robert Eakins on Floyds Fork, thence south west. Recorded July 2, 1793
Patriotic Service, State, Virginia, Frederick County
Death aft 20 Jul 1801 Jefferson KY.
Furnished Supplies
VA Revolutionary Public Claims, Vol II, Abercrombie, p 378
Spouse Jane Isaacs, Children, Fielding
Order Book No.5 1753-54
Frederick County Virginia
Aug 11 1753 Oct. 3 1753
Shunaman Adm: Vs David Ashbey
Leonard Helms and Joseph Roberts Adm: of George Shunaman Decd'
It appearing to the Court that the Debt is not Sufficient to Maintain
the Petition the Suit is Ordered to be Dismissed
Order Book No.6 1754-55
Frederick Co. Virginia
At a Court Held in Frederick County Saturday the 8th day of Feb. 1755 for the Examination of John S***er for Felony.
John S***er being committed to the court of this County by Virtue of a Warrant under the hand and seal of Thomas Bryan Martin, Gent one of his Magistrate Justice's of the said County and being brought by the Sheriff to the Bar The Prisoner Waved in Court all matters of Law and Submitted himself to the Judgement of the Court Alexander Se***ion and David Ashbey Evidence for Our Sovereign Lord the King being Sworn and heard It is Ordered by the Court that the Sheriff take him to the Whipping Post and give him Twenty Nine Lashes on his bare Back well laid on and that he Deliver him to Col. Stevens as a Vagrant to Serve his Majesty as a Soldier in the present Expedition and to make a Receipt according to Law. Then the Court broke up. MARQUIS CALMES
Order Book No.7 1755-58
Frederick Co Virginia: At a court held for Frederick County on Tuesday the 7th day of September 1756 Deed of Lease and Release from Thomas Hooper and Isabella his wife to Joseph Combs being proved in open court by the oaths of David Ashbey and William Gist witnesses hereto who also made oath that the said Thomas Hooper was an Inhabitant of Carolina when the said deeds were signed order that they say for further proof.
Order Book No. 13 1765-67
May 7 1767, page 384
Frederick County Virginia
Upon the Motion of David Ashby Ordered that Elisha Isaacs be Summoned to Render An Account of the Estate of Samuel Isaacs Deceased.
Deed Book 12,page 16, Sept 3, 1767
Deed of Release-Godfrey Isaacs of Frederick Co. Va. To David Ashby of Frederick Co. Va. Consideration 100 Pounds Virginia Money Tract on North Side Main Road from Bucks Marsh To "Ashby Gap" Willed To him by his Father Samuel Isaacs being part of a Tract of Land taken up Pattented and Possessed by him said Samuel Isaacs in his lifetime- 192 Acres Witnesses: John Lindsay,James Lindsay, Humphrey Wells,Stephen Southard and Abigail Wells.
Recorded Nov. 4, 1767 (A George Washington Survey 22 October 1750 For Samuel Isaacs 415 acres at the head of Craig Run. Granted to Samuel Isaacs, 8 August 1752)
Order Book No. 16 1772-78
April 7 1773 Page 58
Frederick County Virginia
Indentures of Lease and Release Between David Ashby and Jane His Wife of the One Part and John Hatley Norton and Francis Willis of The Other Part Were Proved By Charles Mynn Thurston One of The Witnesses There to and Ordered To Be For Further Proof.
THE ASHBY BOOK
DESCENDANTS OF CAPTAIN THOMAS ASHBY OF VIRGINIA, CHAPTER 3 ROBERT ASHBY
Shenandoah Valley Pioneers, Cartmell,p75 Ashby Book p98
At a Sale held Fauquier Co. Va. 5 March 1765 purchases were made from the Estate of Nimrod Ashby by Captain Robert Ashby, Mrs. Frances Ashby O'Bannion, David Ashby and William Ashby.
Deed Book 19, Frederick Co. Va. Ashby Book p100
Martin Ashby transferred to David Castleman 12 June 1782 for 120 pounds tract on Pennington's called Bucks Marsh in Frederick Co. 50 Acres part of a parcel of 346 Acres granted by Thomas Lord Fairfax unto Nimrod Ashby deceased and by the said Martin Ashby as being the Son and Heir at Law to the Said Nimrod Ashby deceased. Witness David Ashby. (A George Washington Survey 27 October 1750 For Robert Ashby 346 acres on Buck Marsh Run Granted to Nimrod Ashby, 18 March 1760)
VIRGINIA GENEALOGIES
Excursus-Ashby pg, 450,451
Nimrod Ashby June 29, 1764 he deeded land to Capt. Robert, David and Wm. Ashby
ASHBY, DAVID and his Wife JANE of Frederick Co. Virginia 7 Sept. 1784 Sale of Property sold to John MILTON for the Sum of 345 pounds for his home tract containing 115a with all its houses buildings, orchards, gardens, meadows, ways, paths, water courses, profits, commodities, hereditaments & appurtenances situated in Frederick Co. Virginia at the line of Carter's Patent, corner of Francis STRIBLING by the road leading from Battletown to Berry's Ferry at the line of Edward SNICKERS, it being part of a larger tract once possessed by Samuel ISAACS and by his Will devised the same to Godfrey Isaacs and he conveyed this portion to said David ASHBY 2 & 3 Sept. 1767, signed by David Ashby & Jane Ashby, received by James Keith CC; Book 20,257.
District of Virginia Jefferson County 23 Jun 1788
James Bartlett and Fielding Ashby are Held Firm Bound unto Edmund Randolph Esq. Governor of Virginia the Sum of Fifty Pounds, Whereas there is a Marriage Intended to be had Joining James Bartlett and Charlotte Ashby Daughter of David Ashby of Jefferson County. I Certify My Consent to the Above Marriage June 23 1788, Signed David Ashby
JEFFERSON COUNTY KENTUCKY RECORDS
p, 25 Indenture , May 7, 1793 William Taylor and Lucy his Wife, To David Ashby, for 50 Pounds, 346 Acres part of a Survey of 1,000 Acres by Patent Dated January 27, 1785, beginning in a line of the Survey of Robert Eakins on Floyds Fork, thence south west. Recorded July 2, 1793
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