Bond from Col James Wood to Frederick County Justices for Lots
James Wood of Frederick County posts a thousand pound bond to Morgan Morgan Thomas Chester David Vance Andrew Campbell Marquis Calmees Thomas Rutherford Lewis Neill William McMacen Meredith Helms George Hoge John White Thomas Little and their successors as security for twenty six half acre lots at Opeckon. The bond binds Wood and heirs to defend title to 22 lots until two years to build houses of at least twenty by sixteen feet, with conditions for return if not built and for quiet possession by the Justices. If Wood later gains a better title, he must provide a new title within a year. The obligation stands if conditions are unmet.
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James Wood
Frederick County
Morgan Morgan Wood Thomas Chester David Vance
Andrew Campbell Marquis Calmees
Bond
Thomas Rutherford Lewis Neill
Wm. McMacen
Meredith Helms
George Hoge
John White
Thomas Little
Said
Virginia
Morgan Morgan
Thomas Chester David Vance
Wm. McMachen Meredith Helms
Opeckon
Morgan Morgan Marquis Calmees
Morgan Morgan &c
Thomas Fairfax
Thomas Lot
Fairfax
Winchester Evening Star
Winchester
Lord Fairfax
Shenardoah Wettey
Ford Fairfax
House of Burgesses
Col. Wood
Col Wood
Fredericktown
Perth
Burgsesses
Winchester Bi Centenary Remains Quiet in War-Torn Valley
The Shenandoah city marked two centuries since its founding with no fanfare, recalling Col. James Wood’s 1742 land gift and the town’s early growth through generations of Washingtons and Fairfax heirs. A retrospective notes forts, traders, and battles shaping Winchester from colonial to Civil War times.
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Gen. Spottswood
Knights of the Golden Horse Shoe
Blue Ridge
Shenandoah Valley
George Washington
House of Messes
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