Harrell, William

William Ross, Henry Davies, Jr., and David Sayers to lay off and divide the hands to work under William Harrell, Henry Davis, Sr., Thomas Whitlock, and Lawrence Stephens, overseers of the road.

Source: Abstracts of Court Orders of Wythe County, Virginia, 1790-1791; 1795-1810, Volume 1, by Mary B. Kegley, 1996, p. 114.

Harrell, William

Evan King appointed overseer of the road in room of Henry Davies, deceased, and William Ross, Henry Davies, Junr., and David Sayers are to lay off the hands to work under said King, Thomas Whitlock, William Harrell, Lawrence Stephens, and James Jones, overseers of the road.

Source: Abstracts of Court Orders of Wythe County, Virginia, 1790-1791; 1795-1810, Volume 1, by Mary B. Kegley, 1996, p. 119.

Harrell, Reuben

William Roweson, an emancipated slave, formerly the property of Conrad Doll of Frederick Co, MD, of one part to Reuben Ross of the County of Wythe and Commonwealth of Virginia of the other part; witneth that the said William Roweson voluntarily hath put, placed, and bound himself to the said Reuben Ross as a servant with him to dwell for the full term of twenty five years from the date hereof during all which time the said William doth covenant and agree with the said Reuben Ross him well and faithfully to serve in all such lawful business as the said William shall be put to by his said Master according to best of his power, wit, and ability and honesty and obediently shall behave himself to the said Reuben Ross his master, that he will not desert the service of his master for & during the term of years aforesaid and will not go from the place assigned him for his above a distance not more than ten miles without a pass from his said Master or from such person as his said Master may authorize for that purpose and the said William further doth covenant that he will deliver the instruments of his emancipation to the person into whose hands this indenture is given to be kept in trust by him until the full term of years aforesaid is expired for the performance of all and every covenant on the part of the said William himself in the sum of two thousand dollars.

And the said Reuben Ross on his part doth covenant and agree to and with said William to furnish him with sufficient drink, clothing, washing, lodging & all other things suitable for a servant during the said term.

And also will pay him the said William the sum of two hundred dollars in cash for and in consideration of his service to be performed aforesaid. In testimony whereof the parties to these presents have hereunto set their hands and affirm their seals the day and year first above written. William Roweson made his mark; Reuben Ross signed; witnesses: James Boyd, Thomas Riders, Reuben Harrell, Randolph Ross.

Source: Wythe County Virginia Deed Book 4, pp. 217, 218, 219.

Harrold, John

Grand Jury presented overseer of the road from James Crockett’s to the ford of Reed Creek at Robert Grimes’ [Graham’s] for not keeping the same repaired; also the overseer of the road from Jacob Stealy’s [Staley’s) to Michael Wenrick’s [Venrick’s] for not keeping the same in repair; George Wampler, Sr., for selling Cyder Royal by retail without a license, one quart to Adam Kettering and one quart to Peter Nave, at his house by the knowledge of Adam Kettering and Peter Nave; Martin Miller, same whiskey one-half pint to Peter Nave; Erhart Zimmerman for selling by retail whiskey and brandy without license, one-half pint whiskey to Benjamin Smith on the 10th instant and ½ pint brandy to John Harrold, the 10th instant at his own house by knowledge of Willson Davis, and Benjn. Smith; James Smith and Benj. Alderson for unlawful gaming by playing cards at the house of Randal Fugate in Wythe, Sept. 1, 1805 by the testimony of Reuben Ross and Thomas Herbert.

Source: Abstracts of Court Orders of Wythe County, Virginia, 1790-1791; 1795-1810, Volume 1, by Mary B. Kegley, 1996, pp. 126, 127.

Herrald, William

Randal Fugatt [Fugate]; 300 acres, entry 1Sep1805, part of a T.W. 500 acres, 18 Jul 1805, on waters of New River by William Herrald…by James Black…by Fugatt’s [Fugate’s] patent land.

Source: Wythe County Virginia Survey Book 2, p. 222.

Harrell, John

Samuel Fullen & Elizabeth his wife of Washington Co, TN to David Stewart of Wythe Co, VA; for £250; 135 acres on waters of Reed Creek, between a tract of land known by the name of Paxtons Glade and Henry Lambert’s land, beginning corner near a spring and Henry Lambert’s land…on a ridge corner to George Kinser’s land…south side of Pine Ridge; Samuel & Elizabeth Fullen both signed; witnesses: Nathaniel Davis, John Harrell; recorded Sep 1808.

Source: Wythe County Virginia Deed Book 5, pp. 80, 81.

Herrald, William

Surveyed for William Harrald 12 acres of land by virtue of an entry made the 10th day of July 1807 on part of a land office treasury warrant number 7444 and issued the 28 of October 1781 lying in Wythe county on the waters of New River and bounded as follows (to wit) Beginning at two White Oaks a corner to his own land & running thence N. 60° E. 32 poles to a large white oak on the north side of a hill N. 20° W. 66 poles to a white oak black oak and hickory sapling on the south side of a ridge S. 53° W. 40 poles to a black oak on a line of his own land & thence S. 69° E. 60 poles with said line to the beginning.

Geo W. Davis
Robert Adams Sr.

Source: Wythe County Virginia Survey Book 2, p. 275.

Harrell, William

This Indenture made the 27th day of July, 1808, between William Harrell of the County of Wythe State of Virginia of the one part, John Feeley, Joseph Russell & John Draper Junior of the other part, trustees, Witnesseth that the said William Harrell for and in consideration of three hundred and fifty Dollars, hath bargained, sold and relinquished unto John Feeley, Joseph Russell and John Draper Jr., trustees, a certain tract or parcel of land situate in the county aforesaid on the waters of New River for the express and special purpose of erecting a house thereon for the purpose of a Seminary of learning and divine worship, and bounded as follows (to wit) Beginning at a Buck eye, South 75, West 14 poles to a white Oak by Humphrey Ellis’s fence, South 24, East 15 Poles to a white Oak, North 73, East 18 poles to a white Oak, North 26, East 6 poles to a white Oak, from thence to the beginning together with all the appurtenances threunto belonging for the sole use and purpose aforesaid, unto the aforesaid John Feeley, Joseph Russell and John Draper Jr., and their successors forever. And the said William Harrell doth for himself, his heirs &c. warrant and forever defend the aforesaid tract and parcel of land unto the said John Feeley, Joseph Russell and John Draper Jr. and their successors forever. In witness whereof I have hereunto subscribed my name & affixed my seal the year & date above written.

William Harrell {Seal}

At Wythe County October Court 1808

This indenture of bargain & sale from William Harrell to John Feeley, Joseph Russell & John Draper Jr, trustees, was acknowledged in court by the said Harrell to be his act & deed & ordered to be recorded.

Teste, John R. Mathews DC

Source: Wythe County Deed Book 5, pp. 98, 99.

Harrell, William

Holbert Allison, David Sayers, William Harrell and James Simpson viewed the way for the new road proposed by John Flora from the head of Draper’s Valley to the main road between Russells and Feeleys and Humphrey Eillis’s pass1ng sa1d Flora’s mill made their report and the following are to appear to show reasons why the said road should not be opened: William Foster, Samuel Shepperd, Andrew Boyd, James Foster, heirs of Joseph Honeaker, deceased, Adolph Flora, Alex, Miller, Randolph Fugate, and John Flora.

Source: Abstracts of Court Orders of Wythe County, Virginia, 1790-1791; 1795-1810, Volume 1, by Mary B. Kegley, 1996, p. 160.

Harrell, William

Will of Joseph Russell, deceased, proved by the oaths of Thomas Boyd, William Harrell, and John Mallory, probate granted John Feeley, one of the executors, bond with William Foster and John Flora for $10,000. William Foster, Thomas Boyd, James Foster and Henry Honeaker or any three, to take the appraisal of the estate.

Source: Abstracts of Court Orders of Wythe County, Virginia, 1790-1791; 1795-1810, Volume 1, by Mary B. Kegley, 1996, p. 161.

Harroll, William

On the application of John Flora for a new road to be opened from the head of Draper’s Valley to the main road between Russell and Feeley and Humphry Ellis’s passing said Flora’s mill, it is ordered that William Harroll, James Simpson, Halbert Ellison, and David Sayers, Jr., or any three, to view the way proposed.

Source: Abstracts of Court Orders of Wythe County, Virginia, 1790-1791; 1795-1810, Volume 1, by Mary B. Kegley, 1996, p. 158.

Harrell, Jacob

Jacob Harrell and Nancy Gray, daughter of William Gray. Surety Jas. [James] Jones; consent of R. [Robert] Crockett for Jacob Harrell to obtain a license.

Source: Wythe County, Virginia Marriages, 1790-1853, by Beverly Repass Hoch and Mary B. Kegley, 2006, p. 100.

Harrell, William

October 10, 1809; Christian May appointed overseer of the road replacing William Harrell, Sr.

Source: Abstracts of Court Orders of Wythe County, Virginia, 1790-1791; 1795-1810, Volume 1, by Mary B. Kegley, 1996, p. 171.

Harrell, Susannah

SUSANNAH HARRELL & Thomas McClanhan 30 Jan. 1810; d. of SIMON

Source: Shenandoah County Marriages, p. 300

Harrell, William

Will of Henry Christly deceased proved by oath of William Harrell.

Source: Abstracts of Court Orders of Wythe County, Virginia, 1790-1791; 1795-1810, Volume 1, by Mary B. Kegley, 1996, p. 174.

Harrel, John

Hite vs. Buck O. S. 187; N. S. 66, Bill 1809. From Frederick. Thomas Smith, aged 72, deposes in Frederick, 30th July, 1810, he found in JOHN HARREL’S papers a deposition by William Owens. SARAH HARREL, aged 65, deposes as above. Widow of JOHN HARREL. Fairfax gave JOHN a lease on Happy Creek, near Front Royal, for their lives, viz: JOHN HARREL; his son, NATHAN HARREL, and NATHAN’S son NATHAN. ELIZABETH HARREL deposes as above (age 37). Daughter of JOHN. Charles Buck, aged 37, deposes 9th May, 1812. Bond by JOHN HARRELL, JR., of Frederick County to Isaac Hite, dated 2d August 1770. Bond by JOHN and JACOB HARRELL, 27th April 1773.

Source: Chalkley Papers Vol. II, p. 153

Harrell, Rebecca

REBECCA HARRELL & Thomas Reed 3 Aug. 1810; d. of SIMONA

Source: Shenandoah County Marriages, p. 300

Harrall, William

Line 343 HARRALL, WILLIAM 00110-0001000

Source: 1810 Census for Frederick Co., VA

Harrell, Sarah

Line 386 HARRELL, SARAH 00101-0100000

Source: 1810 Census for Frederick Co., VA

Harrell, William

The last will and testament of William Bates, deceased, proved by Jacob Hays, Amon McDaniel and William Harrell and ordered to be recorded. On the motion of Joseph and John Bates, executors of the estate, probate is granted them. John Buchanan, Patrick Buchanan, John Dougherty, and Daniel Dougherty, or any three, are to appraise the estate.

Source: Abstracts of Court Orders of Wythe County, Virginia, 1811-1820, Volume 2, by Mary B. Kegley, 1997, p. 2.