Both when he was born and when he died Virginia was not a state yet because the United States was not created.
*John Burton who is listed as his sibling is actually his Uncle - suggestion to edit has been sent.
~~~~~~~~~~
Nowell Burton was born ca. 1690
Son of Robert and Mary (Nowell) Burton
Name has aslo been spelled Noell.
This is NOT Hutchins Burton. Hutchins is his brother.
The will of Nowell Burton was dated July 31, 1766 and probated October 13, 1766, in Mecklenburg (WILL BOOK 1, 29)
In the will he names the sole executor as his son Hutchins Burton and mentions his other children but he does not mention his wife Judith so it is assumed that she had passed away before him. Nor, does he mention his son Captain Noel Burton who had died in Mecklenburg in 1763.
The appraisal of the personal estate of Nowell amounted to £15-10-6d (Mecklenburg Will Book 1, 32)
Evidently the testator had divided up his other lands between his elder sons before he made his will. John Burton of Cumberland, his eldest son acted as agent in the division of the lands.
Burton Chronicles of Colonial Virginia, chapter 15 Nowell Burton, pages 197-212.
~~~~~~~~~~
Grandfather of Nowell Hunt Burton and Hutchins Burton; sons of his son Hutchins Burton.
Source(s):
- Virginia Colonial Land Office. Patents of the Colonial Land Office, 1623-1774. Richmond [VA]: 1934, 1977, 1979.
- Harrison, Francis Burton,. Burton chronicles of colonial Virginia : being excerpts from the existing records, particularly relating to the Burtons of the valley of the James and Appomattox, with especial reference to the ancestry of Jesse Burton of Lynchburg (1750?-1795). Darmstadt : L. C. Wittich, 1933.
- Knox, Nellie M. Starkey. Genealogy of the John Pleasant Burton family. Loveland, Colorado: Knox, 1991.
- National Society Colonial Dames XVII Century, and Jeanne J. Tabb. Ancestor Lineages of Members, Texas Society, National Society Colonial Dames Seventeenth Century. [Texas?]: Clearfield Co, 1991.
- Coxe, Simeon O. Adventurers and Planters at Arrowhattocks: A Genealogy of the Coxe, Hutchins, Burton Families of Henrico County, Virginia. 1964.
*John Burton who is listed as his sibling is actually his Uncle - suggestion to edit has been sent.
~~~~~~~~~~
Nowell Burton was born ca. 1690
Son of Robert and Mary (Nowell) Burton
Name has aslo been spelled Noell.
This is NOT Hutchins Burton. Hutchins is his brother.
The will of Nowell Burton was dated July 31, 1766 and probated October 13, 1766, in Mecklenburg (WILL BOOK 1, 29)
In the will he names the sole executor as his son Hutchins Burton and mentions his other children but he does not mention his wife Judith so it is assumed that she had passed away before him. Nor, does he mention his son Captain Noel Burton who had died in Mecklenburg in 1763.
The appraisal of the personal estate of Nowell amounted to £15-10-6d (Mecklenburg Will Book 1, 32)
Evidently the testator had divided up his other lands between his elder sons before he made his will. John Burton of Cumberland, his eldest son acted as agent in the division of the lands.
Burton Chronicles of Colonial Virginia, chapter 15 Nowell Burton, pages 197-212.
~~~~~~~~~~
Grandfather of Nowell Hunt Burton and Hutchins Burton; sons of his son Hutchins Burton.
Source(s):
- Virginia Colonial Land Office. Patents of the Colonial Land Office, 1623-1774. Richmond [VA]: 1934, 1977, 1979.
- Harrison, Francis Burton,. Burton chronicles of colonial Virginia : being excerpts from the existing records, particularly relating to the Burtons of the valley of the James and Appomattox, with especial reference to the ancestry of Jesse Burton of Lynchburg (1750?-1795). Darmstadt : L. C. Wittich, 1933.
- Knox, Nellie M. Starkey. Genealogy of the John Pleasant Burton family. Loveland, Colorado: Knox, 1991.
- National Society Colonial Dames XVII Century, and Jeanne J. Tabb. Ancestor Lineages of Members, Texas Society, National Society Colonial Dames Seventeenth Century. [Texas?]: Clearfield Co, 1991.
- Coxe, Simeon O. Adventurers and Planters at Arrowhattocks: A Genealogy of the Coxe, Hutchins, Burton Families of Henrico County, Virginia. 1964.
Both when he was born and when he died Virginia was not a state yet because the United States was not created.
*John Burton who is listed as his sibling is actually his Uncle - suggestion to edit has been sent.
~~~~~~~~~~
Nowell Burton was born ca. 1690
Son of Robert and Mary (Nowell) Burton
Name has aslo been spelled Noell.
This is NOT Hutchins Burton. Hutchins is his brother.
The will of Nowell Burton was dated July 31, 1766 and probated October 13, 1766, in Mecklenburg (WILL BOOK 1, 29)
In the will he names the sole executor as his son Hutchins Burton and mentions his other children but he does not mention his wife Judith so it is assumed that she had passed away before him. Nor, does he mention his son Captain Noel Burton who had died in Mecklenburg in 1763.
The appraisal of the personal estate of Nowell amounted to £15-10-6d (Mecklenburg Will Book 1, 32)
Evidently the testator had divided up his other lands between his elder sons before he made his will. John Burton of Cumberland, his eldest son acted as agent in the division of the lands.
Burton Chronicles of Colonial Virginia, chapter 15 Nowell Burton, pages 197-212.
~~~~~~~~~~
Grandfather of Nowell Hunt Burton and Hutchins Burton; sons of his son Hutchins Burton.
Source(s):
- Virginia Colonial Land Office. Patents of the Colonial Land Office, 1623-1774. Richmond [VA]: 1934, 1977, 1979.
- Harrison, Francis Burton,. Burton chronicles of colonial Virginia : being excerpts from the existing records, particularly relating to the Burtons of the valley of the James and Appomattox, with especial reference to the ancestry of Jesse Burton of Lynchburg (1750?-1795). Darmstadt : L. C. Wittich, 1933.
- Knox, Nellie M. Starkey. Genealogy of the John Pleasant Burton family. Loveland, Colorado: Knox, 1991.
- National Society Colonial Dames XVII Century, and Jeanne J. Tabb. Ancestor Lineages of Members, Texas Society, National Society Colonial Dames Seventeenth Century. [Texas?]: Clearfield Co, 1991.
- Coxe, Simeon O. Adventurers and Planters at Arrowhattocks: A Genealogy of the Coxe, Hutchins, Burton Families of Henrico County, Virginia. 1964.
*John Burton who is listed as his sibling is actually his Uncle - suggestion to edit has been sent.
~~~~~~~~~~
Nowell Burton was born ca. 1690
Son of Robert and Mary (Nowell) Burton
Name has aslo been spelled Noell.
This is NOT Hutchins Burton. Hutchins is his brother.
The will of Nowell Burton was dated July 31, 1766 and probated October 13, 1766, in Mecklenburg (WILL BOOK 1, 29)
In the will he names the sole executor as his son Hutchins Burton and mentions his other children but he does not mention his wife Judith so it is assumed that she had passed away before him. Nor, does he mention his son Captain Noel Burton who had died in Mecklenburg in 1763.
The appraisal of the personal estate of Nowell amounted to £15-10-6d (Mecklenburg Will Book 1, 32)
Evidently the testator had divided up his other lands between his elder sons before he made his will. John Burton of Cumberland, his eldest son acted as agent in the division of the lands.
Burton Chronicles of Colonial Virginia, chapter 15 Nowell Burton, pages 197-212.
~~~~~~~~~~
Grandfather of Nowell Hunt Burton and Hutchins Burton; sons of his son Hutchins Burton.
Source(s):
- Virginia Colonial Land Office. Patents of the Colonial Land Office, 1623-1774. Richmond [VA]: 1934, 1977, 1979.
- Harrison, Francis Burton,. Burton chronicles of colonial Virginia : being excerpts from the existing records, particularly relating to the Burtons of the valley of the James and Appomattox, with especial reference to the ancestry of Jesse Burton of Lynchburg (1750?-1795). Darmstadt : L. C. Wittich, 1933.
- Knox, Nellie M. Starkey. Genealogy of the John Pleasant Burton family. Loveland, Colorado: Knox, 1991.
- National Society Colonial Dames XVII Century, and Jeanne J. Tabb. Ancestor Lineages of Members, Texas Society, National Society Colonial Dames Seventeenth Century. [Texas?]: Clearfield Co, 1991.
- Coxe, Simeon O. Adventurers and Planters at Arrowhattocks: A Genealogy of the Coxe, Hutchins, Burton Families of Henrico County, Virginia. 1964.
Family Members
Advertisement
Records on Ancestry
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
