HAIRSTON.org ID#1001, b. about 1728, d. August 1782
Marriage* | George STOVALL Jr. married Mary "Molly" COOPER, daughter of George COOPER I, in Goochland, Virginia.2 |
Birth* | George STOVALL Jr. was born about 1728 in Henrico, Virginia.2 |
County Name | 1728 - Goochland County formed from Henrico. |
| He was the son of Captain George STOVALL and Elizabeth (surname unknown).1,2 |
County Name | 1744 - Albemarle County formed from Goochland. |
Property | George Stovall Jr. acquires 249 acres in Albemarle County - Library of Congress, Land Office Patents No. 34, 1756-1765, p. 8 Reel 33-34. |
County Name | 1751 - Amherst County formed from Albemarle. |
Deed | On 26 June 1764, a deed is recorded in which Robert Hairston transfers 300 acres on Possum Creek to George Stovall Jr. of Amherst County. - Bedford County Deed Book B, pages 411-412. FSL #8190021 image 503.3 |
Property* | George Stovall Jr. acquired 178 acres in Amherst County on 1 Dec 1779 - Library of Virginia, Land Office Patents B, 1779-1780, p. 190 Reel 43. |
County Name* | 1782 - Campbell County was formed from Bedford. |
Death* | George STOVALL Jr. died in August 1782 in Campbell, Virginia.2 |
Will* | George Stovall Jr. left a will filed in Campbell County that mentions James Stovall, Thomas Stovall, Joseph W. Stovall, Brett Stovall, Elizabeth Stovall and Milly Stovall. Library of Virginia - Part of index to Campbell County Wills and Administrations (1782 - 1800), p. 11-14. Will pro. 5 Sept. 1782., p. 15-17. Inv. & Appr. rec. 7 Nov. 1782, Will Book 1, 1782-1800 (Reel 19.)4 |
Probate* | His estate was probated on 5 September 1782 in Campbell, Virginia.4 |