Virginia Northern Neck Land Grants, 1742-1775. [Vol. II] Record for Virginia Northern Neck Land Grants, 1742-1775. [Vol. II]
M-200 JOSHUA GORE JR of Loudoun Co 700 acres on North side Blew Ridge in Frederick Co
suv Mr. John Hough
adj Edward Snickars, George William Fairfax Esq, Col Mann Page, foot of Piney Mt, Right Hon Thomas Lord Fairfax
10 Oct 1763
http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=bmarsh2007&id=I1984
"History of Northeastern Nelson County" by Robert P. Moore:
Gore, This Loudoun Co., Va. family is the more numerous of the two families by that name in Nelson Co., both of which lived in or near Bloomfield. The first member of this family who can be identified with certainty is Joshua Gore, died 1785, Loudoun Co., Va. (Will Book C, p. 150). His first marriage was to probably to Elizabeth Clowes or Clews of a Quaker family. Her father was Thomas Clowes/Clews/Close, born ca. 1707, died 7 Aug. 1784, Loudoun Co., Va. (Will Book C, p. 84), married 4 Oct. 1728, Falls Meeting, Bucks Co., Pa., Christian Palmer, daughter of John Palmer and
Christian . Joshua Gore married (2) Mrs. Mary (Glasscock) Rector, born 30 July 1734, died before 1820 (will was written 28 Sept. l813), Fauquier Co., Va., daughter of John Glasscock of Fauquier Co., Va., died ca. 1784, and Margaret O'Rear. Mary was the widow of another John Glasscock and of Harry Rector [Richter]. Joshua Gore was on the Loudoun Co. tithable list of 1765. That Hannah was probably their oldest child is indicated in a three-lives lease from John Tayloe of Richmond Co., Va. to Joshua, Elizabeth, and Hannah on 10 Aug. 1758 (Loudoun Co. Deed Book A, p. 229). There.is a similar deed between these two parties in Loudoun Deed Book E, p. 138. Joshua's son Jonathan married
his step-sister Margaret Rector, and another son, Henry married Ann Glasscock, daughter of Micajah Glasscock and Catherine Rector. Their sister Charlotte married into the Marshall family of Fairfield, noted as furniture makers. The Gores also had ties with the northeasten Nelson Co. families of McKay, Duncan and Bodine. There is a Gore cemetery in the country outside Fairfield.
Jonathan Gore, b. 7 June 1766, Loudoun Co., Va., d. 1 Sept 1849, Nelson Co., Ky. (will written 22 May 1848, prob. 10 Sept. 1849), son of Joshua Gore, m. (l) Margaret Rector, b. 10 March 1770, probably Fauquier Co., Va., d. 7 Jan. 1833, Nelson Co., Ky., (2) Rebecca Leach, b. 5 Jan. 1783, d. 10 March 1856. Margaret Rector Gore was the daughter of Jonathan's stepmother Mary Glasscock, by Henry ("Harry") Rector. A good deal of research has been done and published on both the Glasscock and Rector families. Henry Rector Was the son of John Rector and Anna Catherine Fishback. John Rector's will, written 5 Nov. 1772, proved 22 March 1773, is in Fauquier Co. Will Book 1, pp. 205-7.
Margaret Rector Gore had a sister Catherine Rector who m. Micajah Glasscock of Nelson Co., Ky. Jonathan and both his wives are buried in the Gore-Glasscock cem, near Fairfield, Nelson Co., Ky. (In 1992 this graveyard was on the farm of Harold Moran, who has reset the stones.) It is located about 3.5 miles from Fairfield on Murray's Run Road.)
Will of Joshua Gorr, of Loudoun Co., Va.
... to my son, Thomas Gore, five shillings, he being already
provided for... ...
to William Osborne my negro girl, Winney…
to my daughter, Betsey, my negro girl, Hannah...
to my wife a bay mare which I got from Timothy Howell last
Fall and two cows...
to my wife the sheep which she brought on this plantation...
to my wife all the goods and effects whatsoever I became
possessed of in consequence of my marriage with her and
effects which she became possessed of by the death of her
former husband, Harry Rector... excepting such articles as
I have paid for to the Ex'ors of Harry Rector's Estate...
I give and bequeath to my sons, Joshua and Jonathan Gore,
to be equally divided between them, the following negros:
Jude, Harry, Janney, Jam, Will, and Warner...
my two sons Josua and Jonathan to be my Executors...
to sell the plantation whereon I now live...
Wit. Abner Osborn, James Kitchen, Isaac Brown, William Neilson
Signed,
his
Josua Gorr mark
Abstracts of Wills, Inventories, and Administration Accounts of Loudoun County, Virginia, 1757-1800
GORE, Joshua
6 March 1785 12 Sept 1785
sons THOMAS, JOSHUA, and JONATHAN
legatees WILLIAM OSBORNE and heirs
daughter Betsy
wife mentioned, not named, FORMER HUSBAND WAS HARRY RECTOR.
Should differences arise between JOSHUA and JONATHAN (sons) the same to be decided by THOMAS GORE and WILLIAM OSBORNE
Exrs sons JOSHUA and JONATHAN
witnesses
ABNER OSBORNE
JAMES KITCHEN
ISAAC BROWN
WILLIAM NEILSON
(name is spelled GORE and GOOR)
http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=bmarsh2007&id=I1984
1759, 18 Dec.
Deed ID: LouDB_A_385
County & State: Loudoun County, Virginia
Grantors: Catesby Cocke of Fairfax County; by attorney Aeneas Campbell
Grantee: Joshua Gore of Loudoun County
Acreage: 1726
Purchase Price: 170 pounds
Property Location: land in Loudoun County by a draught of Piney Branch; in a valley at foot of Blue Ridge
Attested: William Ellzey, Francis Dade, Benjamin Sebastian
Signors: Catesby Cocke
Date Filed: 1760, 12 Mar.
Boundary Description: no
Indenture 12th/13th March 1760 between CATESBY COCKE of Fairfax
County by AENEAS CAMPBELL his attorney in fact of Loudoun County and
JOSHUA GORE of said county of Loudoun .. Whereas Catesby Cocke by a
letter of attorney executed 18th day December 1759 .. did authorize
Aeneas Campbell in (his) name to sell or lease certain lands in county
Loudoun .. by deeds of lease and release .. for sum One hundred and
seventy pounds current money of Virginia .. sold parcel of land by a
Draught of Piney branch .. in a valley .. foot of Blue Ridge by a small
run .. containing 1762 acres of land in the whole..
Presence William Ellzey,
Francis Dade, Benjamin Sebastian
Consideration money received by Aeneas Campbell 13th March 1760.
At a court held 13th March 1760 .. Indentures of lease and release
acknowledged .. ordered to be recorded.
1773 - Loudoun County tithables, Shelbourne Parish - Joshua Gore, Jr. listed
1785, 6 Mar.
Will ID: LouWB_C_150
County & State: Loudoun County, Virginia
Devisee: Joshua Gore
Named Heirs:
Wife: not named; identified as widow of Harry Rector
Sons: Thomas, Joshua, Jonathan
Daughters: Hannah, Betsy
Other: William Osborne
Property Location: land on the blue ridge where Joshua now lives; purchased from Warner Washington and ……. Fairfax; part previously conveyed to Thomas, son.
Executors: Joshua Gore, Jonathan Gore
Attested: Abner Osborne, James Kitchen, Isaac Brown, William Neilson
Signors: Joshua Gore
M-200 JOSHUA GORE JR of Loudoun Co 700 acres on North side Blew Ridge in Frederick Co
suv Mr. John Hough
adj Edward Snickars, George William Fairfax Esq, Col Mann Page, foot of Piney Mt, Right Hon Thomas Lord Fairfax
10 Oct 1763
http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=bmarsh2007&id=I1984
"History of Northeastern Nelson County" by Robert P. Moore:
Gore, This Loudoun Co., Va. family is the more numerous of the two families by that name in Nelson Co., both of which lived in or near Bloomfield. The first member of this family who can be identified with certainty is Joshua Gore, died 1785, Loudoun Co., Va. (Will Book C, p. 150). His first marriage was to probably to Elizabeth Clowes or Clews of a Quaker family. Her father was Thomas Clowes/Clews/Close, born ca. 1707, died 7 Aug. 1784, Loudoun Co., Va. (Will Book C, p. 84), married 4 Oct. 1728, Falls Meeting, Bucks Co., Pa., Christian Palmer, daughter of John Palmer and
Christian . Joshua Gore married (2) Mrs. Mary (Glasscock) Rector, born 30 July 1734, died before 1820 (will was written 28 Sept. l813), Fauquier Co., Va., daughter of John Glasscock of Fauquier Co., Va., died ca. 1784, and Margaret O'Rear. Mary was the widow of another John Glasscock and of Harry Rector [Richter]. Joshua Gore was on the Loudoun Co. tithable list of 1765. That Hannah was probably their oldest child is indicated in a three-lives lease from John Tayloe of Richmond Co., Va. to Joshua, Elizabeth, and Hannah on 10 Aug. 1758 (Loudoun Co. Deed Book A, p. 229). There.is a similar deed between these two parties in Loudoun Deed Book E, p. 138. Joshua's son Jonathan married
his step-sister Margaret Rector, and another son, Henry married Ann Glasscock, daughter of Micajah Glasscock and Catherine Rector. Their sister Charlotte married into the Marshall family of Fairfield, noted as furniture makers. The Gores also had ties with the northeasten Nelson Co. families of McKay, Duncan and Bodine. There is a Gore cemetery in the country outside Fairfield.
Jonathan Gore, b. 7 June 1766, Loudoun Co., Va., d. 1 Sept 1849, Nelson Co., Ky. (will written 22 May 1848, prob. 10 Sept. 1849), son of Joshua Gore, m. (l) Margaret Rector, b. 10 March 1770, probably Fauquier Co., Va., d. 7 Jan. 1833, Nelson Co., Ky., (2) Rebecca Leach, b. 5 Jan. 1783, d. 10 March 1856. Margaret Rector Gore was the daughter of Jonathan's stepmother Mary Glasscock, by Henry ("Harry") Rector. A good deal of research has been done and published on both the Glasscock and Rector families. Henry Rector Was the son of John Rector and Anna Catherine Fishback. John Rector's will, written 5 Nov. 1772, proved 22 March 1773, is in Fauquier Co. Will Book 1, pp. 205-7.
Margaret Rector Gore had a sister Catherine Rector who m. Micajah Glasscock of Nelson Co., Ky. Jonathan and both his wives are buried in the Gore-Glasscock cem, near Fairfield, Nelson Co., Ky. (In 1992 this graveyard was on the farm of Harold Moran, who has reset the stones.) It is located about 3.5 miles from Fairfield on Murray's Run Road.)
Will of Joshua Gorr, of Loudoun Co., Va.
... to my son, Thomas Gore, five shillings, he being already
provided for... ...
to William Osborne my negro girl, Winney…
to my daughter, Betsey, my negro girl, Hannah...
to my wife a bay mare which I got from Timothy Howell last
Fall and two cows...
to my wife the sheep which she brought on this plantation...
to my wife all the goods and effects whatsoever I became
possessed of in consequence of my marriage with her and
effects which she became possessed of by the death of her
former husband, Harry Rector... excepting such articles as
I have paid for to the Ex'ors of Harry Rector's Estate...
I give and bequeath to my sons, Joshua and Jonathan Gore,
to be equally divided between them, the following negros:
Jude, Harry, Janney, Jam, Will, and Warner...
my two sons Josua and Jonathan to be my Executors...
to sell the plantation whereon I now live...
Wit. Abner Osborn, James Kitchen, Isaac Brown, William Neilson
Signed,
his
Josua Gorr mark
Abstracts of Wills, Inventories, and Administration Accounts of Loudoun County, Virginia, 1757-1800
GORE, Joshua
6 March 1785 12 Sept 1785
sons THOMAS, JOSHUA, and JONATHAN
legatees WILLIAM OSBORNE and heirs
daughter Betsy
wife mentioned, not named, FORMER HUSBAND WAS HARRY RECTOR.
Should differences arise between JOSHUA and JONATHAN (sons) the same to be decided by THOMAS GORE and WILLIAM OSBORNE
Exrs sons JOSHUA and JONATHAN
witnesses
ABNER OSBORNE
JAMES KITCHEN
ISAAC BROWN
WILLIAM NEILSON
(name is spelled GORE and GOOR)
http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=bmarsh2007&id=I1984
1759, 18 Dec.
Deed ID: LouDB_A_385
County & State: Loudoun County, Virginia
Grantors: Catesby Cocke of Fairfax County; by attorney Aeneas Campbell
Grantee: Joshua Gore of Loudoun County
Acreage: 1726
Purchase Price: 170 pounds
Property Location: land in Loudoun County by a draught of Piney Branch; in a valley at foot of Blue Ridge
Attested: William Ellzey, Francis Dade, Benjamin Sebastian
Signors: Catesby Cocke
Date Filed: 1760, 12 Mar.
Boundary Description: no
Indenture 12th/13th March 1760 between CATESBY COCKE of Fairfax
County by AENEAS CAMPBELL his attorney in fact of Loudoun County and
JOSHUA GORE of said county of Loudoun .. Whereas Catesby Cocke by a
letter of attorney executed 18th day December 1759 .. did authorize
Aeneas Campbell in (his) name to sell or lease certain lands in county
Loudoun .. by deeds of lease and release .. for sum One hundred and
seventy pounds current money of Virginia .. sold parcel of land by a
Draught of Piney branch .. in a valley .. foot of Blue Ridge by a small
run .. containing 1762 acres of land in the whole..
Presence William Ellzey,
Francis Dade, Benjamin Sebastian
Consideration money received by Aeneas Campbell 13th March 1760.
At a court held 13th March 1760 .. Indentures of lease and release
acknowledged .. ordered to be recorded.
1773 - Loudoun County tithables, Shelbourne Parish - Joshua Gore, Jr. listed
1785, 6 Mar.
Will ID: LouWB_C_150
County & State: Loudoun County, Virginia
Devisee: Joshua Gore
Named Heirs:
Wife: not named; identified as widow of Harry Rector
Sons: Thomas, Joshua, Jonathan
Daughters: Hannah, Betsy
Other: William Osborne
Property Location: land on the blue ridge where Joshua now lives; purchased from Warner Washington and ……. Fairfax; part previously conveyed to Thomas, son.
Executors: Joshua Gore, Jonathan Gore
Attested: Abner Osborne, James Kitchen, Isaac Brown, William Neilson
Signors: Joshua Gore
Virginia Northern Neck Land Grants, 1742-1775. [Vol. II] Record for Virginia Northern Neck Land Grants, 1742-1775. [Vol. II]
M-200 JOSHUA GORE JR of Loudoun Co 700 acres on North side Blew Ridge in Frederick Co
suv Mr. John Hough
adj Edward Snickars, George William Fairfax Esq, Col Mann Page, foot of Piney Mt, Right Hon Thomas Lord Fairfax
10 Oct 1763
http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=bmarsh2007&id=I1984
"History of Northeastern Nelson County" by Robert P. Moore:
Gore, This Loudoun Co., Va. family is the more numerous of the two families by that name in Nelson Co., both of which lived in or near Bloomfield. The first member of this family who can be identified with certainty is Joshua Gore, died 1785, Loudoun Co., Va. (Will Book C, p. 150). His first marriage was to probably to Elizabeth Clowes or Clews of a Quaker family. Her father was Thomas Clowes/Clews/Close, born ca. 1707, died 7 Aug. 1784, Loudoun Co., Va. (Will Book C, p. 84), married 4 Oct. 1728, Falls Meeting, Bucks Co., Pa., Christian Palmer, daughter of John Palmer and
Christian . Joshua Gore married (2) Mrs. Mary (Glasscock) Rector, born 30 July 1734, died before 1820 (will was written 28 Sept. l813), Fauquier Co., Va., daughter of John Glasscock of Fauquier Co., Va., died ca. 1784, and Margaret O'Rear. Mary was the widow of another John Glasscock and of Harry Rector [Richter]. Joshua Gore was on the Loudoun Co. tithable list of 1765. That Hannah was probably their oldest child is indicated in a three-lives lease from John Tayloe of Richmond Co., Va. to Joshua, Elizabeth, and Hannah on 10 Aug. 1758 (Loudoun Co. Deed Book A, p. 229). There.is a similar deed between these two parties in Loudoun Deed Book E, p. 138. Joshua's son Jonathan married
his step-sister Margaret Rector, and another son, Henry married Ann Glasscock, daughter of Micajah Glasscock and Catherine Rector. Their sister Charlotte married into the Marshall family of Fairfield, noted as furniture makers. The Gores also had ties with the northeasten Nelson Co. families of McKay, Duncan and Bodine. There is a Gore cemetery in the country outside Fairfield.
Jonathan Gore, b. 7 June 1766, Loudoun Co., Va., d. 1 Sept 1849, Nelson Co., Ky. (will written 22 May 1848, prob. 10 Sept. 1849), son of Joshua Gore, m. (l) Margaret Rector, b. 10 March 1770, probably Fauquier Co., Va., d. 7 Jan. 1833, Nelson Co., Ky., (2) Rebecca Leach, b. 5 Jan. 1783, d. 10 March 1856. Margaret Rector Gore was the daughter of Jonathan's stepmother Mary Glasscock, by Henry ("Harry") Rector. A good deal of research has been done and published on both the Glasscock and Rector families. Henry Rector Was the son of John Rector and Anna Catherine Fishback. John Rector's will, written 5 Nov. 1772, proved 22 March 1773, is in Fauquier Co. Will Book 1, pp. 205-7.
Margaret Rector Gore had a sister Catherine Rector who m. Micajah Glasscock of Nelson Co., Ky. Jonathan and both his wives are buried in the Gore-Glasscock cem, near Fairfield, Nelson Co., Ky. (In 1992 this graveyard was on the farm of Harold Moran, who has reset the stones.) It is located about 3.5 miles from Fairfield on Murray's Run Road.)
Will of Joshua Gorr, of Loudoun Co., Va.
... to my son, Thomas Gore, five shillings, he being already
provided for... ...
to William Osborne my negro girl, Winney…
to my daughter, Betsey, my negro girl, Hannah...
to my wife a bay mare which I got from Timothy Howell last
Fall and two cows...
to my wife the sheep which she brought on this plantation...
to my wife all the goods and effects whatsoever I became
possessed of in consequence of my marriage with her and
effects which she became possessed of by the death of her
former husband, Harry Rector... excepting such articles as
I have paid for to the Ex'ors of Harry Rector's Estate...
I give and bequeath to my sons, Joshua and Jonathan Gore,
to be equally divided between them, the following negros:
Jude, Harry, Janney, Jam, Will, and Warner...
my two sons Josua and Jonathan to be my Executors...
to sell the plantation whereon I now live...
Wit. Abner Osborn, James Kitchen, Isaac Brown, William Neilson
Signed,
his
Josua Gorr mark
Abstracts of Wills, Inventories, and Administration Accounts of Loudoun County, Virginia, 1757-1800
GORE, Joshua
6 March 1785 12 Sept 1785
sons THOMAS, JOSHUA, and JONATHAN
legatees WILLIAM OSBORNE and heirs
daughter Betsy
wife mentioned, not named, FORMER HUSBAND WAS HARRY RECTOR.
Should differences arise between JOSHUA and JONATHAN (sons) the same to be decided by THOMAS GORE and WILLIAM OSBORNE
Exrs sons JOSHUA and JONATHAN
witnesses
ABNER OSBORNE
JAMES KITCHEN
ISAAC BROWN
WILLIAM NEILSON
(name is spelled GORE and GOOR)
http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=bmarsh2007&id=I1984
1759, 18 Dec.
Deed ID: LouDB_A_385
County & State: Loudoun County, Virginia
Grantors: Catesby Cocke of Fairfax County; by attorney Aeneas Campbell
Grantee: Joshua Gore of Loudoun County
Acreage: 1726
Purchase Price: 170 pounds
Property Location: land in Loudoun County by a draught of Piney Branch; in a valley at foot of Blue Ridge
Attested: William Ellzey, Francis Dade, Benjamin Sebastian
Signors: Catesby Cocke
Date Filed: 1760, 12 Mar.
Boundary Description: no
Indenture 12th/13th March 1760 between CATESBY COCKE of Fairfax
County by AENEAS CAMPBELL his attorney in fact of Loudoun County and
JOSHUA GORE of said county of Loudoun .. Whereas Catesby Cocke by a
letter of attorney executed 18th day December 1759 .. did authorize
Aeneas Campbell in (his) name to sell or lease certain lands in county
Loudoun .. by deeds of lease and release .. for sum One hundred and
seventy pounds current money of Virginia .. sold parcel of land by a
Draught of Piney branch .. in a valley .. foot of Blue Ridge by a small
run .. containing 1762 acres of land in the whole..
Presence William Ellzey,
Francis Dade, Benjamin Sebastian
Consideration money received by Aeneas Campbell 13th March 1760.
At a court held 13th March 1760 .. Indentures of lease and release
acknowledged .. ordered to be recorded.
1773 - Loudoun County tithables, Shelbourne Parish - Joshua Gore, Jr. listed
1785, 6 Mar.
Will ID: LouWB_C_150
County & State: Loudoun County, Virginia
Devisee: Joshua Gore
Named Heirs:
Wife: not named; identified as widow of Harry Rector
Sons: Thomas, Joshua, Jonathan
Daughters: Hannah, Betsy
Other: William Osborne
Property Location: land on the blue ridge where Joshua now lives; purchased from Warner Washington and ……. Fairfax; part previously conveyed to Thomas, son.
Executors: Joshua Gore, Jonathan Gore
Attested: Abner Osborne, James Kitchen, Isaac Brown, William Neilson
Signors: Joshua Gore
M-200 JOSHUA GORE JR of Loudoun Co 700 acres on North side Blew Ridge in Frederick Co
suv Mr. John Hough
adj Edward Snickars, George William Fairfax Esq, Col Mann Page, foot of Piney Mt, Right Hon Thomas Lord Fairfax
10 Oct 1763
http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=bmarsh2007&id=I1984
"History of Northeastern Nelson County" by Robert P. Moore:
Gore, This Loudoun Co., Va. family is the more numerous of the two families by that name in Nelson Co., both of which lived in or near Bloomfield. The first member of this family who can be identified with certainty is Joshua Gore, died 1785, Loudoun Co., Va. (Will Book C, p. 150). His first marriage was to probably to Elizabeth Clowes or Clews of a Quaker family. Her father was Thomas Clowes/Clews/Close, born ca. 1707, died 7 Aug. 1784, Loudoun Co., Va. (Will Book C, p. 84), married 4 Oct. 1728, Falls Meeting, Bucks Co., Pa., Christian Palmer, daughter of John Palmer and
Christian . Joshua Gore married (2) Mrs. Mary (Glasscock) Rector, born 30 July 1734, died before 1820 (will was written 28 Sept. l813), Fauquier Co., Va., daughter of John Glasscock of Fauquier Co., Va., died ca. 1784, and Margaret O'Rear. Mary was the widow of another John Glasscock and of Harry Rector [Richter]. Joshua Gore was on the Loudoun Co. tithable list of 1765. That Hannah was probably their oldest child is indicated in a three-lives lease from John Tayloe of Richmond Co., Va. to Joshua, Elizabeth, and Hannah on 10 Aug. 1758 (Loudoun Co. Deed Book A, p. 229). There.is a similar deed between these two parties in Loudoun Deed Book E, p. 138. Joshua's son Jonathan married
his step-sister Margaret Rector, and another son, Henry married Ann Glasscock, daughter of Micajah Glasscock and Catherine Rector. Their sister Charlotte married into the Marshall family of Fairfield, noted as furniture makers. The Gores also had ties with the northeasten Nelson Co. families of McKay, Duncan and Bodine. There is a Gore cemetery in the country outside Fairfield.
Jonathan Gore, b. 7 June 1766, Loudoun Co., Va., d. 1 Sept 1849, Nelson Co., Ky. (will written 22 May 1848, prob. 10 Sept. 1849), son of Joshua Gore, m. (l) Margaret Rector, b. 10 March 1770, probably Fauquier Co., Va., d. 7 Jan. 1833, Nelson Co., Ky., (2) Rebecca Leach, b. 5 Jan. 1783, d. 10 March 1856. Margaret Rector Gore was the daughter of Jonathan's stepmother Mary Glasscock, by Henry ("Harry") Rector. A good deal of research has been done and published on both the Glasscock and Rector families. Henry Rector Was the son of John Rector and Anna Catherine Fishback. John Rector's will, written 5 Nov. 1772, proved 22 March 1773, is in Fauquier Co. Will Book 1, pp. 205-7.
Margaret Rector Gore had a sister Catherine Rector who m. Micajah Glasscock of Nelson Co., Ky. Jonathan and both his wives are buried in the Gore-Glasscock cem, near Fairfield, Nelson Co., Ky. (In 1992 this graveyard was on the farm of Harold Moran, who has reset the stones.) It is located about 3.5 miles from Fairfield on Murray's Run Road.)
Will of Joshua Gorr, of Loudoun Co., Va.
... to my son, Thomas Gore, five shillings, he being already
provided for... ...
to William Osborne my negro girl, Winney…
to my daughter, Betsey, my negro girl, Hannah...
to my wife a bay mare which I got from Timothy Howell last
Fall and two cows...
to my wife the sheep which she brought on this plantation...
to my wife all the goods and effects whatsoever I became
possessed of in consequence of my marriage with her and
effects which she became possessed of by the death of her
former husband, Harry Rector... excepting such articles as
I have paid for to the Ex'ors of Harry Rector's Estate...
I give and bequeath to my sons, Joshua and Jonathan Gore,
to be equally divided between them, the following negros:
Jude, Harry, Janney, Jam, Will, and Warner...
my two sons Josua and Jonathan to be my Executors...
to sell the plantation whereon I now live...
Wit. Abner Osborn, James Kitchen, Isaac Brown, William Neilson
Signed,
his
Josua Gorr mark
Abstracts of Wills, Inventories, and Administration Accounts of Loudoun County, Virginia, 1757-1800
GORE, Joshua
6 March 1785 12 Sept 1785
sons THOMAS, JOSHUA, and JONATHAN
legatees WILLIAM OSBORNE and heirs
daughter Betsy
wife mentioned, not named, FORMER HUSBAND WAS HARRY RECTOR.
Should differences arise between JOSHUA and JONATHAN (sons) the same to be decided by THOMAS GORE and WILLIAM OSBORNE
Exrs sons JOSHUA and JONATHAN
witnesses
ABNER OSBORNE
JAMES KITCHEN
ISAAC BROWN
WILLIAM NEILSON
(name is spelled GORE and GOOR)
http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=bmarsh2007&id=I1984
1759, 18 Dec.
Deed ID: LouDB_A_385
County & State: Loudoun County, Virginia
Grantors: Catesby Cocke of Fairfax County; by attorney Aeneas Campbell
Grantee: Joshua Gore of Loudoun County
Acreage: 1726
Purchase Price: 170 pounds
Property Location: land in Loudoun County by a draught of Piney Branch; in a valley at foot of Blue Ridge
Attested: William Ellzey, Francis Dade, Benjamin Sebastian
Signors: Catesby Cocke
Date Filed: 1760, 12 Mar.
Boundary Description: no
Indenture 12th/13th March 1760 between CATESBY COCKE of Fairfax
County by AENEAS CAMPBELL his attorney in fact of Loudoun County and
JOSHUA GORE of said county of Loudoun .. Whereas Catesby Cocke by a
letter of attorney executed 18th day December 1759 .. did authorize
Aeneas Campbell in (his) name to sell or lease certain lands in county
Loudoun .. by deeds of lease and release .. for sum One hundred and
seventy pounds current money of Virginia .. sold parcel of land by a
Draught of Piney branch .. in a valley .. foot of Blue Ridge by a small
run .. containing 1762 acres of land in the whole..
Presence William Ellzey,
Francis Dade, Benjamin Sebastian
Consideration money received by Aeneas Campbell 13th March 1760.
At a court held 13th March 1760 .. Indentures of lease and release
acknowledged .. ordered to be recorded.
1773 - Loudoun County tithables, Shelbourne Parish - Joshua Gore, Jr. listed
1785, 6 Mar.
Will ID: LouWB_C_150
County & State: Loudoun County, Virginia
Devisee: Joshua Gore
Named Heirs:
Wife: not named; identified as widow of Harry Rector
Sons: Thomas, Joshua, Jonathan
Daughters: Hannah, Betsy
Other: William Osborne
Property Location: land on the blue ridge where Joshua now lives; purchased from Warner Washington and ……. Fairfax; part previously conveyed to Thomas, son.
Executors: Joshua Gore, Jonathan Gore
Attested: Abner Osborne, James Kitchen, Isaac Brown, William Neilson
Signors: Joshua Gore
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