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A Judgment originating in Augusta County

A Judgment originating in Augusta County

A Judgment originating in Augusta County

A Judgment originating in Augusta County

A judgment originating in Augusta County, Virginia between William Martin and John Jameson in 1759. The judgment states that John Jameson was legally indebted to John Jameson for 40 pounds. The judgment was recorded in 1759. Adultery, fornication

A judgment originating in Augusta County, Virginia between, Hugh Martin and Erwin Paterson. The judgment states that Paterson is legally indebted to Martin for the amount of two pounds and nineteen shillings. The judgment was recorded in 1748.

A judgment originating in Augusta County, Virginia between, James Wood, Joseph Love, and Samuel Martin. The judgment states that Love and Martin are legally indebted to Wood for the amount of eighty pounds. The judgment was recorded in 1747.

A judgment originating in Augusta County, Virginia between, Hugh Martin and Robert Bryan. The judgment states that Bryan is legally indebted to Martin for the amount of three pounds. The judgment was recorded in 1747.

A judgment originating in Augusta County, Virginia between, James Martin and William Johnson. The judgment states that William Johnson is legally indebted to Martin for the amount of three pounds and four shillings. The judgment was recorded in 1747.

A deed of indenture dating back to 1749 between William Beverly and Jacob Martin. The deed contains the details for the bill of sale of a parcel of land in Augusta County, Virginia. The document lists out specifics of the acreage of land sold, and…