Misc. Notes
Spouses
Birth1753-1754, Henrico Co., VA
Deathaft 1834, Henrico Co., VA
Misc. Notes
August 5, 1806
This day received of Mr. John Oakley, the sum of twenty pounds for which I relinquish my write and title to all my personal part that may arise from my deceased father Thomas Jordon's estate. Given under my hand abd seal this day and date above mentioned.
Elizabeth Whitlow
Witnessed: Thomas Pinchback
Jephthas Parker
Patrick McMaria
Research
from Ann Avery Hunter
BIRTH: Va. Revolutionary War Land Grant Claims, 1783-1850 (Rejected), p. 125; statement by Elizabeth Whitlow in Henrico Co., VA, aged 80 on 13 Mar. 1834 that Henry Jordon was her brother
Henrico Co. 1800 Personal Property Tax list: 2 horses; also on list, Samuel Whitlow
Whitler vs Jordan 1807 - 050
This contained an order to the Sheriff of Henrico co. to summon Thomas Jordan, Rowland Hampton and Betsy his iwfe, Richard Adams, Henry Adams - Richard and Henry children of Sally Adams dec'd, one of the children of Thomas Jordan de'd, John Adams an infant under 21, William Jordan and Polly Jordan infants of Henry Jordan dec'd and John Hugglezy (another place had him Hugglery), Pleasant, edmund, Henry, Polly, and Sally Jordan infants of Thomas Jordan dec'd to appear in Henrico Court on 1st Monday in May to answer a bill in Chancery exhibited ags them by Elizabeth Whitler one of the hcildren and devisees of Thomas Jordan dec'd. 22 March 1802
CENSUS: Henrico Co., VA 1810; 1 male 26-45; one male 16-26; 1 female 45+; 1 female 16-26
Henrico Co. DB 14, p. 492; 21 Apr. 1817; Indenture between Elizabeth Whitlow and John Oakley of the one part and Freeborn G. Crenshaw and Norborne K. Thomas of the second part...$50...sell...the following piece or parcel of land to wit: a certain lot of ground...lying and being in the County of Henrico, bounded on the north by the land of John Hudson, on the wast by Harry Jordan, on the west by the land of Mr. Laforest, deceased, and Cornelius Creek, and on the south by the road or path leading by Mr. Laforest brick house, and is the land intended to have been conveyed (or a portion of it) by sd. Elizabeth to the sd. John, and claimed by her as one of the heirs of her father Thomas Jordan who died intestate, and is the share that fell to her (or a part of it) when the estate of the sd. Thomas was divided afterwards by an order or decree of the County Court of Henrico; and this deed from sd. Elizabeth to sd. John of all her interest in her father's sd. estate is recorded in sd. County Court, containing 15 acres more or less. Elizabeth(X) Whitlow John (X) Oakley
Va. Rev. War Land Grant Claims 1783-1850 (Rejected), p. 125; William Williams of
Henrico Co, VA on 4 March 1834 states that Henry Jordon enlisted under Capt.
John Pleasants as a Private of Infantry. Alexander Childers of Henrico Co., VA
on 4 March 1834 states that after Capt. John Pleasants resigned, Capt. William Mosby was in command. Elizabeth Whitlow, aged 80, in Henrico Co., VA on
13 March 1834 states that Henry Jordon was her brother and at his death he
left 3 children viz. William B. Jordon, Mary H. Jordon, and Elizabeth Jordon as
his legal heirs
Not located in 1830 census
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