Individuals marked with a red dot are direct ancestors of Jacqueline Renee Milburn
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Dick, Peter {I2777} (b. ABT 1772, d. ABT 1840)

Reference: 2777

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Source: (Birth)
Title: 1860 US Census

Page: Berkeley Co., Virginia

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Note: Elinor was also known as Ellen, per chancery case, dividing and selling of her fathers estate "Peter Dick hr Vs Peter Dick Heirs" & "Isaac Dick hr vs Peter Dick Hrs"

1850 United States Federal Census Record
about Eleanor Waln
Name: Eleanor Waln
Age: 54
Estimated birth year: abt 1796
Birth place: Virginia
Gender: Female
Home in 1850
(City,County,State): Green, Fayette, Ohio

Source: (Name)
Title: Chancery Case Peter Dick Hr vs. Peter Dick heirs
Publication: Documented Court Records
Media: Microfilm
Note: Frederick County Court House Record Room, Library of Virginia or Handley Library Archives

Page: Local Reel 229 Image 784 - LVA Reel 198

Reference: 2780

Note: 1850 United States Federal Census Record
about Joseph Waln
Name: Joseph Waln
Age: 52
Estimated birth year: abt 1798
Birth place: Virginia
Gender: Male
Home in 1850
(City,County,State): Green, Fayette, Ohio

Source: (Birth)
Title: Frederick County, Virginia: Settlement and some first families in the Back Creek Valley 1730-1850
Author: Wilmer L. Kerns Ph. D.
Publication: Gateway press, Inc. Baltimore, MD 1995
Call number: library of congress 95-75893
Media: Book
Note: Hanley Library Archives, Winchester, VA

Page: Page 212
Data:
Text: Waln Family of Northern Frederick and Southern Morgan page 210
Information on the Waln Family was contributed by Helen A. Hewitt of Mercer Island, Washington, and Sharon Bryant of Norfolk, Virginia.

Reference: 2781

Note: Mary's was a widow during the chancery cases, dividing and selling of her fathers estate "Peter Dick hr Vs Peter Dick Heirs" & "Isaac Dick hr vs Peter Dick Hrs"

Source: (Name)
Title: Chancery Case Peter Dick Hr vs. Peter Dick heirs
Publication: Documented Court Records
Media: Microfilm
Note: Frederick County Court House Record Room, Library of Virginia or Handley Library Archives

Page: Local Reel 229 Image 784 - LVA Reel 198

Reference: 2782

Note: After Reason's death two of his children were bound out as indentured servants, on October 5, 1839.

Source: (Birth)
Title: Historical Records of Old Frederick and Hampshire Counties, Virginia
Author: Wilmer L. Kerns, Ph. D.
Publication: Heritage Books, Inc. Bowie, Maryland 1991
Media: Book
Note: Handley Library Archives, Winchester, Virginia

Page: page 219

Reference: 2783

Note: Peter Dick Jr was deceased at time of both chancery cases involving Peter Dick Heirs. Stated in the Chancery papers Peter jr had 3 children, one called Ellen and the other two unknown, each to receive 1/3 of Peter jr's 1/10 share in his fathers estate. His wife Mary was never mentioned. In further readings of the chancery file it appears that these 3 children were orphans, leading this deponet to believe both parents were deceased.

2 Chancery cases involving Peter Dick Heirs:
1. Isaac Dick hr vs. Peter Dick hrs local reel 408 image 283 - LVA reel 408
2. Peter Dick hr vs. Peter Dick hrs local reel 229 image 784 - LVA reel 198

Source: (Name)
Title: Chancery Case Peter Dick Hr vs. Peter Dick heirs
Publication: Documented Court Records
Media: Microfilm
Note: Frederick County Court House Record Room, Library of Virginia or Handley Library Archives

Data:
Text: 2 Chancery cases involving Peter Dick Heirs:
1. Isaac Dick hr vs. Peter Dick hrs local reel 408 image 283 - LVA reel 408
2. Peter Dick hr vs. Peter Dick hrs local reel 229 image 784 - LVA reel 198

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Note: It appears that Henry may have married twice. Chancery case in Frederick County indicates this: First wife Eleanor Died 1831.

Heirs of Peter Dick Sr. vs Heirs of Peter Dick Sr.
Chancery Cause Frederick Co., Virginia

(Library of Virginia)
LVA Reel 198

(Handley Library Archives or County Court Records)
Local Reel 229 Image 784

Index Number 1854-001 CSC

Transcribed by Jacqueline Milburn 11/01/04

Leaflet 33:

Richard Miller Esq.
You wile please pay to Mr. Reuben B. Allenong sum of money decreed to the estate of Henry Dick decd. Or to Mary Dick who is his widow in the said cause of Isaac Dick vs Peter Dick's heirs depending in the coming court of Frederick County, such sum as I may be authorized to receive by virtue of the written power of attorney, and this shall be your sufficient receipt.

Witness Wm. H. Moffett
W. Bent att. In fact
For the Executor of Henry Dick Decd.
October 14, 1848

Source: (Name)
Title: Donald G. Houk's GEDCOM on WorldConnect Project

Data:
Text: Most of the information for Henry came through Donald Houk who descendant of Henry's daughter Sarah who married James Blakely.

Chancery information was acquired by Jacqueline Milburn.

Reference: 2791

Note: In the 1860 Frederick County Virginia census, John is listed as retired with $4,170 in real estate and $3,201 in personal estate.

No records show that John Dick ever married Mary Barker. All census shows Mary as "Mary Barker" never as Johns wife, plus she had her own personal property. She was buried as Mary Barker. This may show that Mary came into the home after Catherine Dick died to care for John and Catherine's young son. The will of John's states " my son Elijah son of Mary Barker.

Death Record: recorded in Frederick County, Virginia clerks office and transcribed by the clerks office into the present death registrar book, it states that John Dick was 70 years of age, death being March 9, 1865. This would make him being born in 1795. I believe there is an error in his age, it should have read 78 years of age. Originial document needs to be viewed to determine the correct age if given.

Last Will and Testament of John Dick
Son of Peter Dick Jr.(1) and Mary Aldridge

Will Book 27, page 113
Frederick County, Virginia
County Clerk's office
Written: October 21, 1864
Probated: September, 1865

In The name of God Amen
I, John Dick of Frederick County, being of sound and disposing mind and body, do make this tobe my last will and Testament as follows;(that is to say) I desire that my body may be buried at the direction of my executors herein after named, and I direct that all of my just debts bepaid out of my estate as soon after my decease as may be convenient. First I give and bequeath unto my sun Uriah Dick five Hundred dollars in gold or silver and also five hundred dollars in bank money for his share of my estate. Second I will and bequeath unto Elijah Dick son of Mary Barker all the rest of my estate both real and personal and I do hereby nominate and appoint Elijah Dick to be executor of this my last will and Testament and do hereby declare these presents to be and contain my last will and Testament. In witness whereof I, the said Testor John Dick, have to this my said last will written upon one sheet of paper and my hand and seal this twenty first day of October in the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty four.

Signed sealed published and John (his X mark) Dick {seal}

Declared by the testor John Dick as and for his last will and Testament in the presence of us whom his presence, at his request, and in the presence of each other, have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses.
William McIntire
Washington Unger
Samuel McIntire

State of Virginia September Term 1865
Frederick County
To wit: The last will and Testament of John Dick Dec'd. was produced in Court fully proven by the oaths of Wm McIntire and Samuel McIntire two of the subscribing witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded. Certificate for obtaining probate thereof in due form is granted to Elijah Dick who with Wm. McIntire and Samuel McIntire as his sureties (who justified on oath as to their inefficiency.) entered into and acknowledged bond in the Surety of twenty five hundred dollars conditioned as the law directs and took the oaths subscribed.
By the Court,
C. W. Gibbons C.C. F.C.


The Deed below clearly shows that Father John Dick and his three sons Aldridge, Uriah and Elijah jointly bought William Trotters 326 acres.

Deed Trotter to Dick
326 acres

Deed Book 70, page 65
Frederick County, Virginia
County Clerk's office
October 8, 1841


This Indenture made the 8th day of October in the year 1841 between William Trotter and Barbara his wife of the County of Frederick and State of Virginia of the one part and John Dick, Aldridge Dick, Uriah Dick and Elijah Dick of the the County and State aforesaid of the other part Witnesseth that the said William Trotter and Barbara his wife for and in consideration of the sum of Six hundred Dollars current money of the United States to them in hand paid by the said John Dick, Aldridge Dick, Uriah Dick and Elijah Dick at and before the sealing and delivery of these presence to the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged have granted bargained aliened sold claimed enfoffed released & confirmed (-?-) by upon warrant to grant bargain sold alien enfoffed release & confirm unto the part John Dick, Aldridge Dick, Uriah Dick, & Elijah Dick and there heirs and asigns, a certain tract or parcel of land, lying in Frederick County on the drains of Brush Creek, and adjoining the land of John Shirely, John Shade, Jonathan Iden, Mrs. Pugh and Boyd, and bounded as follows- Beginning at three chestnut oaks on the top of Plank Cabin Ridge John Shirely's corner in John Shade's line, there running with the ridge and John Shades and Jonathan Iden's line S 34 ¼ E 149 poles crossing a branch to a dead pine on the south side of a hill in Mrs. Pugh's line, thence with her lines, N 9 e 104 poles to a dead pine in the west side of a hill, thence N 44 E 107 poles to three chestnut oaks on Pine Ridge Boyd's and Mason's corner, thence with Boyd's line, running near the top of the ridge N 33 E 188 poles to two hickories and a black oak on the east side of the ridge John Shirely's corner thence with his line crossing a branch N 46 ¾ W 209 poles to the Beginning Containing three hundred and twenty six acres, more or less - together with all and singular the rights, improvements, hereditaments and appurtenances whatsoever thereunto belonging and the revisions and remainders, rents issues and profits thereof - To Have and to Hold all and singular the premises with the appurtenances hereby granted unto the said John Dick, Aldridge Dick, Uriah Dick, and Elijah Dick, their heirs and assigns forever. And the said William Trotter and Barbara his wife hereby covenant for themselves and their heirs that they are seized of good and indefeasible estate of inherantance in the premises, and that they have good right to convey the same to the said John Dick, Aldridge Dick, Uriah Dick and Elijah Dick in manner aforesaid. And Lastly that the said Willaim Trotter and Barbara his wife and their heirs, all and singular the premises hereby granted with their appurtenances unto the said John Dick, Aldridge Dick, Uriah Dick and Elijah Dick and their heirs and assigns against the said William Trotter and Barbara his wife and their heirs and all and every other person shall warrant and forever defend by these presents-
In Witness whereof the said William Trotter and Barbara his wife have hereunto set their hands and seals, the day and year first above written-

William Trotter {seal}
Barbara (her X mark) Trotter {seal}

State of Virginia
County of Frederick Set.

We J. Heironimus and Robert S. Baker justices of the peace in the County aforesaid in the State of Virginia so hereby certify that Barbara the wife of William Trotter parties to a certain deed bearing date on the 8th day of October 1841 and herewith annexed, personally appeared before us in our County aforesaid, and being examined by us prively and apart from her husband, and having the deed aforesaid fully explained to her, she the said Barbara acknowledged the same to be her act and deed and desire that she had willingly signed, sealed and delivered the same, and that she wished not to retract it.
Given under our hands and seals this 8th day of October 1841
J. Heironimus {seal}
Robert S. Baker {seal}

State of Virginia
County of Frederick Set.

We J. Heironimus and Robert S. Baker justices of the peace in the County aforesaid in the State of Virginia so hereby certify William Trotter parties to a certain deed bearing date on the 8th day of October 1841 and herewith annexed, personally appeared before us in our County aforesaid and acknowledged the same to be his act and deed and us to certify the said acknowledgement to the Clerk of the County Court of Frederick in order that the said deed may be recorded.
Given under our hands and seals this 8th day of October 1841
J. Heironimus {seal}
Robert S. Baker {seal}

Frederick County Sct.
On the 5th day of November 1841 this Indenture was produced to me Clerk of the Court of the County aforesaid with certificate of acknowledgment and admitted to record-
JA Tidball

Source: (Death)
Title: Frederick County Death Records
Media: Book
Note: Frederick County, Virginia Clerks Office , Winchester , Virginia

Event: Type: Died From
Place: Consumption

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