BIRTH: Henrico Co. 1830 census, listed as between 40 and 50
Henrico Co. OB 9, 1799-1801, p. 504; John Jordan vs. Pleasant Young husband; paid Noble Jordan and Anselm Garthright as witnesses; continued
10. Henrico Co. Chancery Notes, 1807-050 Elizabeth Whitler vs. Thomas Jordan, etc.
Henrico Co. OB 14, 1808-09, p. 415; 7 Aug. 1809 John Jordan granted a license to keep an ordinary for one year
CENSUS: Henrico Co., VA 1810; 1 male 26-45; 1 male 10-16; 4 males under 10; 1 female 26-45; 1 slave; next door to Polly Jordan, age 45+
Henrico Co. OB 15, 1810-11, p. 524, May, 1811; John Jordan who sues for the benefit of Thomas Bohannon, vs. Elizabeth Young husband, adm. of Pleasant Young husband dec'd - debt; damages awarded plaintiff
Henrico Co. OB 16, 1811-12, p. 264; John Jordan granted license to keep an ordinary
Henrico Co. DB 9, p. 302; 22 Jun. 1811 Indenture between William Mayo and Lucy his wife and John Jordan, both of Henrico Co....$180...tract of land...[same tract sold in 1814 deed below to Sterling J. Crump]
Henrico Co. Order Book 17, 1812-14; Aug., 1813 Upon the motion of John Jordan he having paid the tax imposed by law, a license is granted him to keep an ordinary in this county.
Henrico Co. DB 11, p. 106; 25 Mar. 1814 Indenture between John Jordan and Judith his wife of the Co. of Henrico and Sterling J. Crump (merchant) of the City of Richmond...sum of $900...certain tract of land...in the Co. of Henrico and bounded as follows, to wit: Beginning at a large White Oak tree standing on the north side of the road leading from the City of Richmond to the seven pines, it being the corner tree of the late Elijah Franklins land, running from the sd. Corner White Oak, a westerly course along the road, 139 yards to a small White Oak stump with a sucker grown out, then northernly 278 yards and 1/2 to a stake, thence nearly an east course 139 yards to a stake in the line of Elijah Franklins land, thence along sd. line to the place of beginning 278 yards and 1/2, containing 8 acres and all houses... wit: James A. Royster, Thomas Cowles, Benjamin Sheppard, George Savage (the latter two Justices of the County). (signed) John Jordan Judith (X) Jordan
Henrico Co. OB 19, p. 316; 1815-16 Nathaniel Reynolds vs. John Jordan, trespass, assault, and battery; plaintiff was "solemnly called and came not"; defendant awarded costs
Security for the marriage of Turner Bottoms to Sarah Williams, 30 Jan. 1816, Henrico Co.
Henrico Co, VA Chancery Notes: Jordan vs Carter 1817-018 Pleasant Jordan was jailed for a debt ags the estate of Theodorick Carter dec'd. Robert Bradly, administrator of the estate, sued saying bail wasn't paid. John Jordan, brother of Pleasant, said he paid a Special Bail a at the last court. Joseph Childreys gave a deposition saying that he saw John Jordan at the clerk's table at the court and that he paid the bail. 4 Oct 1817 The case was sent back to a lower court for judgement. 6 Oct. 1817
Henrico Co. Minute Book 1827-29, p. 457; 25 Mar. 1829; a deed of trust from John Jordan, Sr. to Nathan Enroughty, trustee for James Lindsey concerning sundry articles of personal property
CENSUS: Henrico Co. 1830; 1 male 10-15, 1 male 40-50; 1 female 10-15, 1 female 15-20, 1 female 40-50; no slaves
DEATH: Henrico Co. 20 Jan. 1836; court ordered to adm. the estate of John Jordan, dec'd; found nothing to administer end ngRepeat: note in focusPerson.note 55