Land Records
Land owned by Samuel Dishman (Duchemin) at the time of his death in 1727
| Year Acquired | Amount | Location | How Acquired | Disposition | |
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| 1693/94 | 60 acres (est.) |
Westmoreland County (in King George County after 1778) |
Purchased with Isaac Duchemin from Malachy Peale | Part of 600 acres willed to sons John and James. |
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| 1696 | 100 acres |
Westmoreland County (in King George County after 1778) |
Purchased by Isaac Duchemin from Charles Ashton for 4,000 lbs of tobacco | Part of 600 acres willed to sons John and James. |
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| 1701 | 200 acres |
Richmond County (in King George County after 1721) |
Purchased from Robert Peck for 3,500 lbs of tobacco | Willed to son James. |
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| 1710 | 440 acres |
Westmoreland County (in King George County after 1778) |
Northern Neck grant | Part of 600 acres willed to sons John and James. |
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| 1711 | 202 acres |
Stafford County (in Prince William County after 1731) |
Northern Neck Grant | Willed to son John, sold by John's widow in 1740. |
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| 1714 | 816 acres | Essex County | Patented under the headright system for transportation of 6 persons. | Willed to sons Peter and David. |
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Note: This table is based on the research of James Dallas Dishman of Lynchburg, VA.
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Dishman Land in King George County, Virginia
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1 - Original home place of Samuel and Isaac Duchemin (1693/94)2 - Acquired by Isaac Duchemin in 16963 - Acquired by Samuel Duchemin in 17104 - Acquired by Samuel Dishman Sr. in 1752 (site of Pine Hill home)Click here for an aerial view of the area from Microsoft Terraserver |
Last updated on 19 Nov 2007