Search Source Data Results – The Harrell Collaborative

Last Updated on 5 Feb 2015

1751, Augusta County, VA

Harril, Jacob

Ruben Paget and Elizabeth to JACOB HARRIL 100 acres on a branch of Flint Run, patented by Fairfax September 19, 1749. Corner of John Calfee. Teste: John Sellers, William Hurst, James McKay.

Source: Land Deeds Recorded in Augusta County, Virginia, Deed Book 3, p. 101, Chalkley Vol. III, p. 294

1751, Augusta County, VA

Harrel, William

WILLIAM HARREL approved overseer of road, vice William Hurst and James McKay and tithables on the west side of South River to Fredericky City and to Good’s Run. Keep in order.

Source: The Virginia Magazine Vol. I, p. 46

1754, Shenandoah County, VA

Harrold, John

A JOHN HARROLD of the Shenandoah area served in Capt. Joseph Pryor’s Company of men during this time. He was listed as having one horse and four cattle in the records.

Source: Kegley’s Virginia Frontier: The Beginning of the Southwest, the Roanoke of Colonial Days, 1740-1783, by Frederick B. Kegley, p. 452

1756, Prince William County, VA

JAMES HARRILL of Prince William County, Va. Wife (unnamed in will) was Executrix. Sons; JOHN, DANIEL, MOSES, WILLIAM, GILBERT, and SAMUEL. Daughters; ELIZABETH, MARY, SUSANA, ROASAN. Signed JAMES HARRILL (by marke). Wit; JOHN HARRILL (by mark), and DANIEL HARRILL (does not say by mark).

Source: Records Center, Richmond Virginia, Will of James Harrill of Prince William County, Virginia, date 20 September 1756

1759, Frederick County, VA

Harrold, John and Richard

HARROLD, JOHN, Va Frederick Co. 1759 Rent Roll
HARROLD, RICHARD, VA Frederick Co., 1759 Rent Roll. “Item 72ac
JOHN HARLE of Loudoun County, Virginia, 1761

Source: FTM- Family Archive Census Index: Colonial America 1607-1789 (#310), 1759 Rent Rolls for Frederick County, VA