Dearmont Family in America

1 A First Book of the Balcombe Family, Frank Wippoch Balcomb, (The Fraedy Press, Peabody, MA).

2 Recollections of Washington Strother Dearmont, Stuart E. Brown, Jr., Annals of Clarke County Virginia, Volume I, (Written in August 1923).

7 History of Clarke County, Gold, 1962, History of Clarke County, p. 214, p. 232.

8 Recollections of Washington Strother Dearmont, Stuart E. Brown, Jr., Annals of Clarke County Virginia, Volume I, (Written in August 1923), p 346.

12 Recollections of Washington Strother Dearmont, Stuart E. Brown, Jr., Annals of Clarke County Virginia, Volume I, (Written in August 1923), p 348.

14 Marriage License and Marriage Certificate, Clarke Co. Courthouse, Berryville, VA, Marriage Certificate.

16 Recollections of Washington Strother Dearmont, Stuart E. Brown, Jr., Annals of Clarke County Virginia, Volume I, (Written in August 1923), p 338.

17 History of Clarke County, Gold, 1962, History of Clarke County, P. 242 The Clarke Cavalry.

19 History of Clarke County, Gold, 1962, History of Clarke County, p. 315 Sons of Clarke.

24 Recollections of Washington Strother Dearmont, Stuart E. Brown, Jr., Annals of Clarke County Virginia, Volume I, (Written in August 1923), p 336.

25 marriages of Frederick county, VA, Compiled by Elizabeth Timberlake Davis, 1941, Marriages of Frederick County, VA 1771-1825, p. 29 Ministers Returns Minister T.L.

26 Frederick County Virginia Marriage Bonds, Hacket & Good, 1992, Frederick County Virginia Marriage Bonds 1773-1811, p. 177.

27 Virginia Historic Marriage Register, Vogt & Kethly 1987, Virginia Historic Marriage Register, Frederick County Marriages 1738-1850, p. 75 Minister: Thomas Kinnerly.

29 Recollections of Washington Strother Dearmont, Stuart E. Brown, Jr., Annals of Clarke County Virginia, Volume I, (Written in August 1923), p 349.

30 Marriage Records of Buchanan County Missouri, Marriage Recors of Buchanan Couonty Missouri 1839-1855, p. 62.

31 Recollections of Washington Strother Dearmont, Stuart E. Brown, Jr., Annals of Clarke County Virginia, Volume I, (Written in August 1923), Throughout.

36 Frederick Cty (VA) Marriages 1738-1850, John Vogt & T. William Kethley, Jr, Frederick Cty (VA) Marriages 1738-1850, (Iberian Publishing Co. Athens, Georgia 1984), p. 52.

38 Recollections of Washington Strother Dearmont, Stuart E. Brown, Jr., Annals of Clarke County Virginia, Volume I, (Written in August 1923), p. 342.

39 The Stafford County, Virginia Tithables 1723-1790, John Vogt and T. William Kethly, Jr, Volume 1, The Stafford County, Virginia Tithables 1723-1790, (

), Page 28 Tobacco Tenders, Overwharton Parish [Stafford Co.] - 1724. Page 28 Tobacco Tenders, Overwharton Parish [Stafford Co.] - 1724

There are four columns listed on the page - Names - Age - No. of Tithables - Plants, with the information listed under the heading as shown below:

Names Age No. of Tithables Plants

Michael Dearman } [1?] 12,878
Michael Dearman Jr. 13
William Miller 13

40 Will of Michael Dermont, Sr (114). In the name of God Amen I Michael Dermont of the County of Stafford being well of body and of sound and perfect memory do hereby make and ordain this my last Will hereby revoking and making void any testament heretofore by me made either by word or wrighting and this only to be taken for my Last Will and Testament.

Impre… I give and begat my soul into the Hands of almighty God hoping and trusting through the mercies of Jesus Christ to obtain full pardon and remission of all my sins and my body to the earth from hence it was taken to be buried in a correct and descent manner according to the direction of my wife and relations and as for my worldly goods which God has been pleased to help me with I thus bequeath them,

Item I give and bequeath unto my dear beloved wife the plantation whereon I dwell during the time of her widowhood and in case she should marry a carefull man that will keep the plantation houses and fencin In good repair that then they should have it during her natural life and in default thereof to take her third of the land in another place of the aforesaid land,

Item I leave and bequeath unto my son Michael all the land that I hold on the north side of Town Run except the mannor plantation during his mother's life and after her decease the said land, plantation - and land aforesaid to him and his heirs forever

Item, I give and bequeath unto my son Michael all the land which I hold on the east side of Town Run from the lower beginning due to the place called by the name of the White Oake Cabin Branch to him and his heirs forever and in default of such heirs to fall to his sister Catherine and her heirs forever and in case she dies without heirs that then the said land be equally divided between Richard Luttrells children namely Catherine, James, Richard and Michael Litterals

Item I give and bequeath unto my daughter Catherine a certain piece of land from the White Oake Cabbin branch to the Long Branch going up to Tobias Woods on the east side of Town Run to her and her heirs forever and in default of such heirs to fall to my son Michael and if he dies without heirs that then said land to fall to the aforesaid Catharine, James, Richard and Michael Littrell, I give and bequeath unto my grand son William Miller a certain piece of land from the Long Branch going up to Tobias Wood's to the Middle run as high as the old lines to him and his heirs and in default of such heirs to fall to the next in order of his body as aforesaid,

Item, I give and bequeath unto my grand daughter Catherine Litteral a certain piece of land lying between Town run and Middle run and on the east side of Town run to her and her heirs forever and in default of such heirs to fall to Michaell Littrell and in case he dies without heirs to fall to the youngest.

Item, I leave a certain piece of land between my wife and my son Michael to be sold by them to purchase each of them as servant lying and being on the Middle run and binding on Wm Miller

Item, I give and bequeath unto my son Michaell two cows and two sows one mare which he now uses one gun and one iron pott, one iron pistle and what carpenters took belonging to the plantation

Item, I give and bequeath unto my daughter Catherine two cows two sows one iron pott

Item, I leave and bequeath to William Miller in case he comes to live upon the aforesaid land one cow and one sow and case he lives upon the land that he shall have the liberty of getting as much timber of the other part of the land as will build him a fifteen foot dwelling house and a thirty foot tobacco house.

Item, I give and bequeath unto my loving wife a servant man called by the name of Charles likewise two horses and all other the moveables and further it is my will and desire that after my wifes death that it shall be equally divided amongst my three children.

In witness hereunto I have set my hand and seal this third day of February 1730.

His his
Mathew M CittwoodMichaell M Dermont
Mark mark

his
Mary M Chittwood
Mark

Item it is my desire that my loving wife be my sole executrix of this my Last Will and Testament and my son Michl to assist her.

Item I give unto my daughter Mary Carewick one shilling sterling money of England to be paid by my executrix.

Item it is my desire that if Wm Miller do seal that piece of land and live on it personally himself that then he shall have the land otherwise shall fall to my daughter Catherine.

At a Court continued held for Prince Wm County the 18th day of April 1733 this Will was presented into sd Court by Mary Dermont widow sole extrix there in named and it appearing to the Court that Mathew Chittwood and Mary Chittwood witnesses hereto were run a way and John Boston came into court and making oath that he rote the said Will and that he saw the said Mathew Chittwood and Mary Chittwood sign the same as witness is the said Will is admitted to record and on the motion of the said Mary Dermont and her performing what is usual in such cases certificate is granted her for obtaining a probate in due form.

Test Catesby Cocke cl court

A copy test Robt Grayham

A copy test John Young

41 Marine H. Dubbs, THE EARLIEST KNOWS ANCESTRY OF LARUE-LARUE FAMILY INAMERICA; 1600-1800; Marine Dubbs, 1931, Brooklyn NY; pp 11; The Filson Club, Louisville, KY, Marine H. Dubbs, THE EARLIEST KNOWS ANCESTRY OF LARUE-LARUE FAMILY INAMERICA; 1600-1800; Marine Dubbs, 1931, Brooklyn NY; pp 11; The Filson Club, Louisville, KY.

44 Marine H. Dubbs, THE EARLIEST KNOWS ANCESTRY OF LARUE-LARUE FAMILY INAMERICA; 1600-1800; Marine Dubbs, 1931, Brooklyn NY; pp 8; The Filson Club, Louisville, KY, Marine H. Dubbs, THE EARLIEST KNOWS ANCESTRY OF LARUE-LARUE FAMILY INAMERICA; 1600-1800; Marine Dubbs, 1931, Brooklyn NY; pp 8; The Filson Club, Louisville, KY.

45 Marine H. Dubbs, THE EARLIEST KNOWS ANCESTRY OF LARUE-LARUE FAMILY INAMERICA; 1600-1800; Marine Dubbs, 1931, Brooklyn NY; pp 9; The Filson Club, Louisville, KY., Marine H. Dubbs, THE EARLIEST KNOWS ANCESTRY OF LARUE-LARUE FAMILY INAMERICA; 1600-1800; Marine Dubbs, 1931, Brooklyn NY; pp 9; The Filson Club, Louisville, KY.

48 Fauquier Families 1759-1799, John P. Alcock, Fauquier Families 1759-1799, p. 94.

52 Recollections of Washington Strother Dearmont, Stuart E. Brown, Jr., Annals of Clarke County Virginia, Volume I, (Written in August 1923), pp 335-362. Some dates might be slightly off, but this account is by an educated person regarding his experiences and experiences related to him by his parents.

54 Frederick Cty (VA) Marriages 1738-1850, John Vogt & T. William Kethley, Jr, Frederick Cty (VA) Marriages 1738-1850, (Iberian Publishing Co. Athens, Georgia 1984).

56 Recorder of Deeds, Buchanan County, MO, Tom Sloan, Recorder of Deeds, Cetificate, Recorder of Deeds, (Everett Dearmont, over 21 and Miss Lena Miller, over 21 years were married October 11, 1922, by L. W. Forgraves, J.P.
Recorded in Marriage Book 42, Page 223, filed for record, December 2, 1922
Witness my hand and seal this 31st of October, 1979.), Marriage Book 42, Page 223.

57 The Story of Barbara Ellen Dearmont Bryant Kyle, as I Remember It, Barbara Ellen Dearmont, "The Story of Barbara Ellen Dearmont Bryant Kyle, as I Remember It".

58 Frederick Cty (VA) Marriages 1738-1850, John Vogt & T. William Kethley, Jr, Frederick Cty (VA) Marriages 1738-1850, (Iberian Publishing Co. Athens, Georgia 1984), p 52.

59 Fauquier Families 1759-1799, John P. Alcock, Fauquier Families 1759-1799, pg. 94.

60 1738 Prince William County VA Quit Rent Rolls. 1738 Prince William Co VA Quit Rent Rolls

Roger ABBOTT, Wansford ARRINGTON, Francis ASH, Widow ASHMORE, Charles BAKER, Alexander BALL, Thomas BARTON (2), Wm BAYLIS, Thomas BERRY, Jasper BILLINGS, John BLAND, Henry BRINBETT (?), Capt. Jeremiah BRONOUGH, Thomas BROOKS, Joseph BUCHANAN, decd Richard BUCKNER, John BUSH, James (or Jos) CALK, George, George Jr., Sarah CALVERT, John CANTERBURY, John CARR, John CHAMP (2), Joseph CHAMBERS, Joseph CHAPMAN heirs, Capt Thomas CHILTON, Alexander CLEMENT, Emmanuel, Joseph Combs, Davis COMYERS, Wm CORAM, John CORBIN, Charles CORNWELL, Thomas COTTONWELL, Wm CROUCH, John CRUMP, Malachi CUMMINGS, Michael DARMOTT [DERMONT], Samuel EARLE, Samuel EDY, John FARROW, William FARROW, Wm FICKLIN, Henry FLOYD, Wm FOSTER, James FRENCH, John GARNER, orphan, Thomas, Vincent GARNER, John GIBSON, Gent, of NC, John GLASCOCK, John GOSIN decd, Howard GRAHAM, John GRANT {inspector}, Benjamin GRAYSON, Capt Benjamin GRAYSON, John GRIGG, Richard GRUBBS, Widow HALL, Henry HALLEY, Scarlet HANCOCK, George HARPER, Burr, Thos., Thos. Jr. HARRISON, John HEDGES, Jacob, John HOLTZCLAW, Blagrove; John HOPPER, Joseph, William, Thomas HUDNALL, Jesse, John, Tolito JOHNSON, Howson, James, John KAMPER [nb: KENNER?], … KENT, John KINCHLOE, Hugh LAMBERT, Widow, John, Moses LINTON, Philip LUDWELL, Chris., Daniel, John MARR, Joseph MARTIN, Rev Wm MCCOMKRY, Donald MCDONALD, Joseph MINTON, Charles MORGAN, Mathew MOSS, Roswell NEALE, George NEVILLE, Widow NOUNAN [NORMAN], John PAGE, Wm ROUT, Wm RUSSELL, Nicholas SARISON(?) [HARRISON?], Wm SMITH, Wm SPILLER, Thomas STAMPS, Thomas STONE, Capt Thomas STRIBBLING, Wm STROTHERS, Lewis TACKETT, Charles TAYLOR, Wm THORN, TOWARD orphans, Morris VEALE, VICARS orphans, widow of Burr WALLACE, Thomas WELCH, John; Thomas; Wm WHITLEDGE, Jonas; William WILLIAMS, Joseph WRIGHT.

61 A List of Taxpayers for Hamilton Parish, 1751. (*)"A List of Taxpayers for Hamilton Parish, 1751" Newsletter of the Prince William County Genealogical Society, v. 10, no. 6 (December, 1991), pp. 43-45. Reprintd from "List of Taxpayers, Elk Run and Vicinity, 1751,"Bulletin of the Fauquier Historical Society, June 1923, pp. 239-242. The article states it is from the Account Book of Capt. John Crump, Sheriff of Prince William County, and that, "The original book was presented to the Fauquier Historical Society in 1922, by Col. Malcolm H. Crump, Bowling Green, Kentucky."

ADAMS, Jno., ADAMS, Rchd., ADAMS, Wm., BRADFORD,Danl., BLACKWELL, Wm., BOATMAN, Jno., BUTTONS, Danl., BUTTERY, Thos., BARNET, Rchd., BALL, Thos., BROWN, Chas., BENNETT, Jno., BURWELL, Robt., BASEY, Jno., BELL, Jno., BERRY, Enoch, BLACKWELL, Joseph, BEECH, Wm., BEARD, Geo., BECK, Peter, BALL, Jas., BLACKBURN, Jno., BRONSON, Jos., BAILEY, Jas., BALL, Edwd., BATTS, Thos., BIBS, Beni., BELFAST, Jno., CRUMP, Capt. Jno., CRUMP, Geo., CAMPER, Jno., COCKERILL, Wm., CONYERS, Danl., CRUMP, Capt. Beni., CORDER, Jno., CONNER, Thos., CARTER, Chas., CUNDIFF, Isaac, CUNDIFF, Redhd., COOMBS, Jno., COPPAGE, Jas., CUMMINS, Moss, CUMMINS, Sina, CROSBY, Geo., COOMBS, Jos., CHINN, Wm., CHURCHILL, Chas., DUNCAN, Beni., DUNCAN, Jas., DARNALL, Jno., DARNALL, Morgan, DUNCAN, Morgan, DUNCAN, Jno., DUNCAN, Chas., DOWNMAN, Ran., DERMOT, Ritch., GREEN, Abso., DODSON, Josh., DENNIS, Wm., DODSON, Laz., DARGAN, Tim., EVANS, Thos., FOSTER, Richd., FISHBACK, Harmon, FOOT, Geo., FROGG, Major, FAGAN, Henry, FAGAN, Edwd., FAGAN, Frank, FLETCHER, ' [sic], FINNEY, Jno., FOX, Widow, FARNESLEY, Jas., GAINES, Chas., GARNER, Jno., GRAY, Geo., GRANT, Morgan, GREEN, Elizabeth, GREEN, Geo., GILBREATH,. Wm., HOPPER, Jno., HOLTSCLAW, Jacob, HITT, Peter, HOFFMAN, Phil., HOLDER, Davis, HUNTON, Jas., HENRY, Geo., HITT, Jos., HITT, Herman, HARVEY, Allen, HUME, Alex., HUBBARD, Ephraim, HOOPER, Wm., HEDGEMAN, Major, HEAD, Jno., HEMBRICK, Jno., HOWELL, Jno., HADDOX, Saml., HUMSON, Edwd., HUMSON, Wat., HAMILTON, Wm., HOLDER, Jno., HAILEY, Rchd., HEAD, Robt., HENRY, Aaron, HUDNALL,[sic], JONES, Saml., JACOB, Moses, JAMES, Jno., JAMES, Jos., JAMES, Esther, JOHNSTON, Jeff., JOHNSTON, Jno., JOHNSTON, Wm., JEFFRIES,[sic], JOHNSTON, Smith, JUDD, Isaac, NOBLE, Joshua, KELLEY, Hugh, LUTTERELL, Rchd., LUTTERELL, Wm., LATTIMORE, Jno., LEECH, Geo., LAWSON & Co., LEITH, Jno., LEACHMAN, Jno., LUTTERELL, Rchd., Jr., LASLEY, Danl., MARK, Jno., MARTIN,. James, MARTIN, Henry, MARK, Danl., MITCHELL, Wm., MITCHELL, Thos., MECAN, Grace, McOUTEN, Thos., McLAMORE, Jno., McCORMACK, Stephen, MOREHEAD, Jas., MILLER, Wm., MAUIZY, Henry, McCLANAHAN, Thos., McDONALD, Wm., MILLER, Jno., MOREHEAD, Chas., MORE, Thos., MERCER, John, NELMS, Saml., NEWTON, Ben., NORMAN, Clement, NELSON, Jno., NEIL, Jno., NEIL, Ben., NIGHTON, Moses, OLIVER, Jno., OWENS, Joshua, OWENS, Minerva, OWENS, Joseph, POPE, Danl., POPE, Humphrey, PRESTON, Wm., PAGE, Mann, PRIEST, Thos., PEYTON, Yelverton, OWELL, Wm. Riggins, PAUL, Danl., PETERS, Jas., POPE, Edwd., PRESTON, Jno., PICKETT, Rchd., PIERPONT, Larkin, RUSK, Wm., RUSSELL, Mitch., RUSSELL, Wm., REDDISLY, Rob., REEVES, Geo., REEVES, Reuben, ROGERS: Geo., ROUSSEAU, Wm., RYLEY, Thos., ROBERTS, Edwd., RANSDELL, Thos., RIDER, Alex., REEDING, Wm., ROBINSON, David, RECTOR, Jacob, ROBINSON, Jno., RECTOR, Henry, REED, Jno., SETTLE, Jos., SETTLE, Henry, SMITH, Jos., SNELLING, Alex., SMITH, Wm. Mont., STAMPS, Thos., SMITH, Edwd., ST. CLAIR, Wyman, STONE, Jno., STONE, Thos., ST. CLAIR, Jno., SPILMAN, Henry, SMITH, Stephen, SPARKS, Wm., SPURLOCK, Jno., SUTER, Wm., SHUMATE, Wm., SHUMATE, Jno., STONE, Wm., STEWART, Jno., SMITH, Alex., STONE, Thos., SMITH, Wm., SMITH, Weeden, SPILMAN, Jacob, SKINKER, Jas., WALSH, Capt., WIGINTON, Jno., TULLY, James, TULLUS, Rhodham, YOUNG, Christian, EWELL, Maj. Birkand, YOUNG, Wm., WATKINS, Henry, WILLIAMS, Geo., WALLACE, Dr. Michael, WILBURN, Duke, WHARTON, Capt., SHIRLEY, Thos., WELCH, Thos., WOODSON, Nelson, HARDIN, Martin, HAGAN, Danl., TALLY, Jas., ARMSTEAD, Robt., WEAVER, Peter, WALLER, Edwd., RAMSEY, Absolom, DULANEY, Mr. Chas., SPILMAN, Jacob, RICHARDS, Rchd., WALL, Frances, EMBRY, Robt., LEGG, Thos., CONWAY, Thos., ODEN. Jos., EAVES, Thos., FLOWERS, Wm., CARTER, Jno., Esq., GIBSON, Jonathan, DURHAM, Wm., WINN, Wm., BARBER, Wm., HEBLER, Jno., HILL, Nicholas, EARLY, Gamaliel, BRADBURN, Jno. Basey, MORGAN, Chas., BULLITT, Capt. Benj., BRYAN, Chas., BARTLETT, Thos., NOBLE, Josephine, CROSSWELL, Gilbert, WEAKLEY, Thos., GRIGSBY, Benj., PRITCHETT, Jas., COPPAGE, Isaac, WALE, Thos., THORNTON, Thos., THORNTON, Agatha, CUNDIFF, Rchd., MOFITT, Henry, DEARMONT, Mitch., CAUL, Wm., DODSON, Elias, BUSH, Jno., CULLUS, Jas., BURDETT, Jno., TURNER, Thos., JENNINGS, Augustine,

62 The Lucketts of Portobacco, Harry Wright Newman, The Lucketts of Portobacco, (A genealogical history of Samuel Luckett, Gent. Of Port Tobacco, Charles County, Maryland, and some of his descendants, with a sketch of the allied family of Offutt, of Prince Georges County, Maryland. 1938). The Lucketts of Portobacco
Author: Harry Wright Newman
Call Number: R929.2 L941
A genealogical history of Samuel Luckett, Gent. Of Port Tobacco, Charles County, Maryland, and some of his descendants, with a sketch of the allied family of Offutt, of Prince Georges County, Maryland.
Bibliographic Information: Newman, Harry W. The Lucketts of Portobacco. Washington, D.C.: Harry Wright Newman, 1938.
About 1789 Thomas Hussey Luckett left the scene of his childhood and settled in Fauquier County, Virginia. It was recorded in 1798 that on December 29, 1789, Thomas Hussey Luckett and James Cox "who were formerly inhabitants of the State of Maryland who did remove from thence removed certain negroes from Maryland to Virginia to the land purchased from Nathaniel Ashby". Seven slaves were brought by Luckett and five by Cox.
On January 25, 1790, Thomas Hussey Luckett purchased from Nathaniel Ashby and Peggy his wife, of Frederick County, Virginia, 321 acres of land which John Manzy, of Fauquier County, deceased, had willed to his daughter Peggy, "now Peggy Ashby". In 1791 he purchased additional land.
The will of Thomas Hussey Luckett was dated January 6, 1800, and probated in Fauquier County, Virginia, on January 27, 1800, by Daniel O'Near, David Wickliff, John Peters, and Samuel Cave. His heirs were sons Thomas Hussey, John Douglas, Thomas, William, Richard, and Ignatius; daughters Chloe Tounge, Eleanor Cox, Nancy Luckett, and Mary Luckett. His two single daughters were devised 107 acres of land and equal portions of the dwelling house. Ignatius also received 107 acres of land. The executors so named were his son Ignatius, James Cox, and Joshua Tounge who were also named the guardians of his minor children--Nancy, Mary, William, and Richard. He also mentioned Elizabeth Douglas, the aunt to his son, John Douglas Luckett.

63 Fauquier Families 1759-1799, John P. Alcock, Fauquier Families 1759-1799, p.94.

65 Fauquier Families 1759-1799, John P. Alcock, Fauquier Families 1759-1799, M8-454.

68 Will of Michael Dearmont (522). I, Michael Dearmont of Clarke County, Virginia, being feeble health but in full possession of my mental faculties, do make my will in manner and form following to wit;
First, I owe a large amount of debt the bulk of which is secured by Deed of Trust on my land, but will not fall due for many years. The interest however is required to be paid or kept down annuallly. The residue of my debt will not be found a tenuous burden to my estate. In devising my property as I shall presently do, my wish is to make such provision as is necessary for these my debts; and my wish and direction is that my debts except this large debt due to Mrs. Taylor of Winchester, and secured upon my lands shall be paid by means of my loose property exclusive of the slaves, as also the funeral charges and expenses of administration; and that my lands shall pay Mrs. Taylor's debt, so that the slaves may in no contingency, if it can be helped, be brought into market.
Second, I devise to my dear wife Lucy all my real estate being the farm on both sides of the Opequan which I purchased from A.S Tidball, for and during her natural life, subject to Mrs. Taylor's debt and deed of trust also referred to. But she must from the proceeds or products of this farm from time to time keep down the interest on said debt. I also devise to her in the same way that is to say during her life, all my slaves and other personalty that may be required to pay my debts and charges other than Mrs. Taylor's, except certain slaves which I will now proceed specifically to devise.
Namely, to my son Peter I give my negro boy Henry. To my daughter, Sally I give my negro girl Serepita, also a horse, bridle and female saddle. To my son John I give a negro boy named Ben, also a saddle and bridle (he has got his horse). To my son James Thomas I give a negro boy named William and a horse, saddle and bridle. The slaves here devised to these my children, together with the horses, etc. here devised to them are of course excepted from the several devised to my wife. But as several of the children are now too young to make use of the horses, saddles and bridles left to them, I give her some discretion as to the time when she shall let them have them. It is proper here to state that I have already given a slave (Daniel) to my son Washington and also a horse, saddle and bridle. And to my daughter Mary Ann Rawles a negro girl Emily and a horse, saddle and bridle. I hereby confirm these gifts and declare that I have no advancements to charge to any of my children, the devises above made being designed to place them all on an equal footing.
Third, I devising to my wife for life, the real bulk of my estate, my calculation and my express direction is that the children who are under the age of 21 years shall or may continue to live with her up to that age and derive their support and education from the property devised to her with the aid of that devised specifically to them as above described. And my further calculation and direction is that if possible Mrs. Taylor's debt (I mean the principal besides keeping down the interest) shall be curtailed from time to time before it falls due by means of the hire of my slaves and the products of the farm. But the comfortable support of my wife during the remainder of her days and the maintenance and education under her care of the younger children are declared by me of more importance than the payment of said debt in anticipation of its maturity. But the interest must not be allowed to accumulate.
Fourth, at the death of my wife my will is that my whole property shall be equally divided among my children. And as the land will not bear division in kind, I direct it to be sold and the proceeds divided after paying what may remain due of Mrs. Taylor's debt. The terms of sale I leave to the discretion of my Executor. The stock of horses, cattle and other domestic animals and the other personally devised to my wife for life, may in process of time before her death increase or diminish, before or otherwise change its form. However, this may be, whatever she dies possessed of, letters of the original property or its increase or substitute to be regarded and treated as part of my estate only providing out of it for her debts and burial and in taking under this will she must be taken as assenting to their provision and if my wife shall at any conclude to rent out the farm and sell the stock and other personalty the proceeds of such save so far as not used by her are to be treated as part of my estate.
Fifthly, I hereby appoint my son Washington Dearmont Executor of this my last will and testament. I hereby revoke any and all wills by me heretofore made.
In testimony of which I have hereto affixed my hand and seal this 13th day of August 1855.
Witness present together
R.K. Mead, H. N. Grigsby, D.W. Barton

M. Dearmont

Codicil to the above will. I owed a debt of one thousand dollars to my son Washington. That debt I am willing he shall pay by taking one or more slaves at valuation his mother and himself to agree on the value and on the slave or slaves to be taken.
Witness my hand and seal August 13, 1855
Witnesses present together:
R.K. Meade, H. N. Girgsby, D.W. Barton
.

70 Connections and Partings, Compiled by Mary Thomson Morris, Connections and Partings - Abstracts of marrige, divorce, death and legal notices from Clarke Co., VA newspapers 1857 through 1884., (Iberian Publising Company Athens, Georgia), p. 60.

71 Recollections of Washington Strother Dearmont, Stuart E. Brown, Jr., Annals of Clarke County Virginia, Volume I, (Written in August 1923), p 337.

73 Recollections of Washington Strother Dearmont, Stuart E. Brown, Jr., Annals of Clarke County Virginia, Volume I, (Written in August 1923), p. 64.

77 Annals of Clarke County, Stuart E Brown, Jr, Annals of Clarke County, p 17.

79 Will of Peter Dearmont (610). I give to John Derman, Mary Derman, Ann Derman and Betsey Derman all my property during their natural lives which consists of the lease place I now live on and another adjoining No. 116 containing 167 acres. One Negro woman by name Farina, one Negro boy by name Joseph one Negro girl by name Charlot,, 1 bay mare and colt, 1 bay horse, my will and desire is these four persons shall live together as long as each of them shalt live. And I said Peter Derman do make order and constitute John Derman executor of this my last
Will and Testament.
In witness whereof I have hereto set my hand and seal this 5th day of June, one thousand eight hundred and eleven.

Peter Derman his mark
Signed and sealed in presence of
John D. Ferguson
James Strother
Michael Dearmont

At a Court held for Frederick County the 2nd day of December 1811 this Last Will and Testament of Peter Derman deceased was proved by the oaths of John D. Ferguson and James Strother witness thereto and ordered to be received and on the motion of John Derman the executor therein named who made oath according to this certificate is granted them for obtaining a probate thereof in due form giving security whereupon he with James Strother and John D. Ferguson his securities entered into and acknowledged bond in the penalty of ____ conditioned for his due and faithful administration of the said decedents estate.

By the Court
Ja Keith C of C

82 Library of Virginia, Charles O. Dearmont, Stonewall Jackson's Surgeon, (Richmond : Williams Print. Co., 1929?).

83 Marriage Records of the City of Fredericksburg and of Orange, Spotsylvania, and Stafford Counties, Virginia, 1722-1850, Fisher, Marriage Records of the City of Fredericksburg and of Orange, Spotsylvania, and Stafford Counties, Virginia, 1722-1850, comp..

85 Frederick County Virginia Marriage Bonds, Hacket & Good, 1992, Frederick County Virginia Marriage Bonds 1773-1811, p. 39.

87 Fauquier Co. Marriage Record, Dee Ann Buck, Fauquier Co. VA Marriages 1854-1880.

88 Will Book B., Clarke Co. Courthouse, Inventory of the Estate of William Ferguson, William M. Ferguson with William Riley his Guardian - Guardianship Account, Third & Final Settlement of the Guardianship of William Ferguson, (Berryville, VA), Will Book B, p. 59 / 113 / 202.

92 Will of Nancy Green, Will Book F., page 126, (Clarke Co., VA County Courthouse, Berryville).

93 James Green, Sr. Bible, Owner Mrs. Grace Green Weir, Manasas, Virginia, Bible.

98 Records of Indentured Servants and of Certificates for Land, Northumberland Co 1650-1795, p. 184, 1103.

104 Northumberland County VA Apprenticeships 1650-1750, (comp) W. Preston Hayne, p.208, 1258.

107 King George County, VA 1720-1990, Nancy Harris, King George County, VA 1720-1990, p. 6.

108 Marriage, Dorothy Ford Wulfeck, Marriages of Some Virginia Residents 1607-1800, p. 255.

109 Map, (Photocopy of ms. map in the National Archives and Records Administration, Cartographic and Architectural Branch, record group 42.)

111 Map, The Dermott or tin case map of the city of Washington 1797-8., (Washington (D.C.) --Maps --Early works to 1800 --Facsimiles.
Washington, D.C. : United States Coast and Geodetic Survey Office, [1888]), Washington, D.C. : United States Coast and Geodetic Survey Office, [1888].

120 Fauquier County Minute Book, September Court 1786, (Fauquier Co., VA), Book 8, pg. 99.

121 Will of Esq Richard Luttrell, Sr (979). In the name of GOD Amen, this 10th day of September 1764. I Richard LUTTRELL of FauquierCounty, in the Colony of Virginia being of perfect health and sound mind and memory thanks be givento GOD for it therefore calling to mind the mortality of my body and knowing that it is appointed forall men to once die, do make and ordain this my last will and testament, that the hands of Almighty
GOD that gave it and my body I recommend to earth to be buried in a decent christian burial at thedescretion of my Executors nothing doubting that at the General resurection I shall receive the sameby the Mighty of GOD and as touching such worldy estate wherewith it has pleased GOD to bless me
in the manner following:
IN PRIMIS I give to my son James Luttrell, 70 acres of land more or less and being the land whereon he now lives and bounded by me.
ITEM I give to my son Michael Luttrell 70 acres of land more or less being the land whereon he now lives and being on the same side of the run that my son James Lives on and bounded by me.
ITEM I give to my son Samuel Luttrell 70 acres of land more or less being the same land and plantation whereon he now lives and where John Collier formerly lived and bounded by me.
ITEM I give to my son John Luttrell 70 acres of land more or less it being that part of land whereon he now lives and bounded by me.
ITEM I give to my son Richard Luttrell my new patent of land containing 58 acres of land whereon he now lives.
ITEM I give to my daughter Antiss Luttrell part of the land that I bought off George Crump lying on the south side of Rocke Run that runs from John Nelsons old field to William Raussaus mill bounded by Woods line, Forsythes line and Dearmons line, containing 80 acres of land more or less.
ITEM I give to my daughter Mary Luttrell part of the said land on the west side of the run bounded by Woods line, Dearmans line and Peters line and the ridge path that goes from John Combs to John Nelsons, containing 80 acres of land more or less.
ITEM I give to my daughter Susan Luttrell the remainder part of the land on the west side of the said path bounded by woods line and Peters line, containing 80 acres of land more or less.
ITEM I give to my son Robert Luttrell the plantation whereon I now live and the remaining part of my land adjoining to my said plantation being 74 acres of land more or less.
ITEM I give to my son Robert one feather bed and furniture, my new gun, sword and coutch box.
ITEM I give to my daughter Catherine Corum five pounds of current money of the Colony to be raised within the compass of one year after my decease, out of what part of my moveable estate my Executors and Executrix shall think most proper to sell for the raising of said money.
ITEM I give to my daughter Sarah Luttrell five pounds and my young bay mare branded on or near the buttock to be delivered to her at the age of eighteen or marryed.
ITEM I give to my granddaughter Mary Corum five pounds of current money of Virginia to be paid at the age of eighteen or when she is marryed.
ITEM I give to my loving wife, Mary all the rest of my moveable estate to be by possessed and enjoyed during her natural life and after her decease to be equally divided amongst my children.
ITEM I constitute my loving wife, Mary and sons, Richard and Robert Luttrell to be Executors of this my last will and testament and do hereby utterly, disallow, revoke and dismell all and every other former testament, wills, legates and bequeathed ratifying this to be my last will and testament and no
other in witness thereof I have hereunto set my hand seal, day and year above written VS.
HIS
Mark
Signed sealed and delivered by said Richard Luttrell on his Last Will and Testament.
HIS HIS
Edward X Lorrence Richard X Luttrell
Mark Mark
Edward Lorrence
Richard Lorrence
Notes:
At a court held for Fauquier County, Virginia, 26th day of May 1766 this will was proved by Edward Lorrence--Witness thereto and ordered to be recorded and on the motion of Richard Luttrell and Robert Luttrell who made oath and acknowledged bond as the law directs Certificate is granted them for obtaining a probate thereof in due form.

123 Will of Michael Luttrell, SR (981. MICHAEL LUTTRELL WILL:
In the name of GOD Amen this 16th day of March 1778, I Michael LUTTRELL of Fauquier County inthe Colony of Virginia being weak of body but of sound mind and memory thanks be give to GOD forit therefore calling to mind the mortality of body and knowing that it be appointed for all men to once to die, make and ordain this my last will and testament that is to say principally and first of all: I give and recommend my soul into the hands of Almighty God that gave it and my body I recommend to
earth to be buried in a decent Christian burial at the descresion of my Executors, nothing doubting that the general resurrection I shall receive the same by the Mighty Power of GOD and as touching such worldly estate wherewith it hath pleased GOD to bless me in this life. I give demise and dispose of the same, in the following for and manner:
ITEM I give to my daughter, Franklin McKinzey my large ironpot.
ITEM I give to my daughter Hannah Luttrell, one bed and furniture.
ITEM I give to my son Abner Luttrell, my young sorrell horse
ITEM I give to my daughter, Lydia Luttrell, one bed and furniture.
ITEM I give to my son Michael Luttrell, one pair of stillards
ITEM I give to my son Nathan Luttrell, a bellmettle skillet.
ITEM I give to my daughter Dinah Luttrell, unit weight of feathers.
ITEM I give to my son Richard Luttrell, one handsaw.
ITEM I give to my daughter, Sarah Luttrell, one large and two small pewter basons.
ITEM I give to my daughter Dolly Luttrell, my black walnut chest.
ITEM I give to my son Lott Luttrell, one hundred and twenty acres of land being the same more or less and if he dies without issue of his body lawfully, begotten to my son Abner Luttrell.
ITEM I give to my daughter Betsy Luttrell, my trunk.
ITEM I give and bequeath to my loving wife, Dinah Luttrell, all my movable estate to be by her possessed and enjoyed during her natural life and after her decease to be equally divided amongst my children.
ITEM I constitute my loving wife, Dinah Luttrell, Richard Luttrell and John Luttrell to be Executors of this my last will and testament and I do hereby utterly disallow, revoke and disamuel all and every other former testament will, legate and bequeaths ratifying this to be my last will and testament and no other.
In witness thereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the day and year above written.
Signed sealed and delivered by the law, Michael Luttrell as his last will and testament.
His Mark,
MICHAEL LUTTRELL
EST: JOHN COMBS, RICHARD CORUM, JAMES LUTTRELL, and ROBERT LUTTRELL

At a court held in Fauquier County, Virginia, the 24th day of August 1778.

This Will was proved the oath of John Combs, James Luttrell and Robert Luttrell, witness hereto and ordered to be recorded and on motion of Richard Luttrell and John Luttrell the Executors therein named who made oath and executed and acknowledged bond as the law directs certificate is granted them for obtaining a probate in due form.
TEST: R. Brooke
[Source: MICHAEL LUTTRELL WILL, Fauquier County, Virginia, Will Book I, Page 351. Dated
March 16, 1778, Probated August 24, 1778. ]

124 Fauquier Co, VA Tax Lists (1787 Census of VA, Fauquier Co, VA, Nettie Schreiner-Yantis, 1987), Nettie Schreiner-Yantis, Fauquier Co, VA Tax Lists (1787 Census of VA, Fauquier Co, VA.

125 Abstracts of Fauquier Co. Wills, John Gott, Abstracts of Fauquier Co. Wills, p. 124/125.

128 Fauquier County, Virginia Tombstone Inscriptions, Nancy Baird, (Volume 2), p. 152.

130 Liberty Hill The Story of a House and its People, Charles Harrison Mann, Jr, Page 10.

132 Some Old Families of Clarke Co., Lorraine F. Myers, Stuart E. Brown, Jr., & Eileen M. Chappel, c 1994.)

137 Frederick Co. Deed Book 1, Page 1, First recorded deed in the newly formed Frederick Co.

140 James Green, Sr. Bible, Owner Mrs. Grace Green Weir, Manasas, Virginia, Owner: Mrs. Grace Green Weir, Manassas, VA.

141 Frederick Co. Marriage Record, (Frederick County Courthouse, Winchester, VA), Book 1.

143 rootsweb.com, (http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/va/fauquier/wills/c6500000.txt), http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/va/fauquier/wills/c6500000.txt.

144 Fauquier Co., VA Deeds 1759-1778, John K. Gott, Fauquier Co., VA Deeds 1759-1778, (Fauquier Co., VA. Deed Book 2, page 508-510), p. 62.

145 The Register of Overwharton Parish, Stafford Co., VA, The Register of Overwharton Parish, Stafford Co., VA 1732-1758, and Sundry Historical and Genealogical Notes., (Compiled and published by George Harrison Sanford King, Fredericksburg, VA. 1961.)

146 Shenandoah Valley Pioneers and their Descendants, Cartmell, Shenandoah Valley Pioneers and their Descendents: A History of Frederick Co., VA 1738-1908. Excerpt:

The Dearmont Family
This name appears in the list of Irish emigrants that found their way into the Shenandoah Valley prior to the Revolutionary War, among whom were William and Michael Dearmont. William is found in Fauquier County in 1771. Michael enlisted in one of the Valley Companies in 1773, and received pay for two months service. William was in Col. Fry's Regiment; and his name was carried on the rolls through the War from 1778 to 1783. He had a son Michael in Prince William County in 1827. He then appears in Frederick County in vicinity of White Post the following year. Michael's wife was a Miss Furguson of P. William County. Col. Washington Dearmont was one of their six children reared in Clarke County. He married a daughter of Strother Bowen. She was the mother of Ernest, William A.,Charles O. and Mamy J. Their father was one of the Militia Colonels when the Civil War came. He then enlisted in the Col. Jno. S. Moseby's First Company of Guerillas and served through many raids of this noted chieftain.
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