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Samuel Poe (d. 1819), son of William Poe and Lydia

Will probated on September 10, 1819

 

The Poe family line : a history of the Poe family and collaterals ; including short histories of collaterals ; Corley, Hitt, Crim, Spielman / early families found in Fauquier, Warren and Rappahannock Counties of Virginia*

Pauline Mae Brannan.

Bel Air, MD : Brannan, 1974.

 

*Be forewarned that there is much erroneous data in this book. For example, the Revolutionary War records cited do not belong to this Samuel Poe. This Samuel Poe is NOT the son of an Alexander Poe of Ireland. This man’s descendants still live on the land where he was born and raised. It is well known to the family that this Samuel Poe was the son of William Poe and Lydia. The historical record bears out the family tradition.

 

 

Samuel Poe

Testament

 

To all people to whom these presents shall come that Samuel Poe of the County of Culpeper and the State of Virginia, for come in consideration of what I have received and the love, goodwill and affection which I have towards my wife Feby and daughter Receckah Poe of the County and State aforesaid, have given and granted these presents, do freely give and grant unto my wife, Feby and daughter Rebeckah Poe all my Estate for during my wifes life time and after the death of my wife, when I grant and by these presents do freely give unto the said Rebeckah Poe her Heirs (?) Executors administration as assignes the following Negroes to wit William and Lizsa and all her increases forever, I have delivered rob Poe the aforesaid Negro slaves to have and to hold as hur Heirs Ex. And achn. Or assign as hur or thieirs also I do grant and by these present do freely give and grant unto the son John Poe his Heirs Executer Administration or assign the following Negro to wit Hannesand hur increases forever. I have delivered the son, John Poe the aforesaid negto slave and above mentioned to have and to hold his heirs Executors administraoin of assign ---------- ---------- - ? ALSO I do grant and by these presents do freely give unto my daughter Triphena Bragg her heirs Executors Administration or assign the following Negro to with Charity and her increases forever. I have delivered the said Triphena Poe Bragg the aforesaid Negro slaves as above mentioned to have and to hold as her own so long as she lives and then to her children that hur husband shall not by any means dispose of not her increases    she has in any manner. Also I grant and by these presents do freely give and grant my daughter Hannah Settle hur heirs children after hur as a foresaid the following Negro as aforesaid the following Negro to wit Peggy and her increases forever and that Charles Settle hur husband shall not have it in his power ever to dispose of her or hur increases during time, also I do grant and by these presents give to my daughter Rebeckah one of the best horses and beds on the place to have same to hold as above mentioned without any measure of condition in with here of. I have here unto set my hand and seal this seventh day of November, one thousand eight hundred and fifteen.

---- Samuel Poe

N.R. Also Negro Billy is to go to any of the children she so chooses to serve the balance of her days after the death of her mistress

Will Probated 10th Day of September 1819

 

Feb. 4, 1808 – This day I give my daughter Nanny, child Elizabeth one black mare the age of ten years this Spring out low one feather bed and furniture given under my hand and seal this day above mentioned and future increase.

Teste

William Poe

John Poe

 

Samuel Poe (SS

 

At a court held for Culpeper County the 18th day of September 1809. This deed of gift from Samuel Poe to Nanny Settle was acknowledged and ordered to be recorded

 

Teste

John Jameson