| George ROWLAND was the son of Andrew ROWLAND and Ruth NORMAN.1 |
Marriage* | George ROWLAND married Ann (surname unknown). |
Survey* | On 19 April 1768, Thomas Hutchings surveyed 159 acres on Smiths River for Capt. George Rowland. - Pittsylvania Deed Book 6, page 499. FSL #7646007 image 259. |
Deed | On 20 Mar 1769, George Rowland witnesses a deed between Robert Peak and John Morton. - Pittsylvania Deed Book 1, page 300. FSL #7646004 image 163. |
Oath to Virginia* | George ROWLAND on 30 August 1777, in Henry, Virginia, county, took Oath Of Allegiance to Commonwealth of Virginia and renounced allegiance to Great Britian.2 |
Deed | He witnessed the deed of Baldwin ROWLAND on 24 March 1780 in Henry, Virginia; On 24 March 1780, William Gardner sells Baldwin Rowland a slave named Sall. Witnessed by George Rowland. - Henry County Deed Book 2, page 106. FSL #7846266 image 62. |
Deed* | 1780 Henry County - George Rowland purchases 300 acres on the north side of Marrowbone Creek for 2,000 pounds from Thomas and Mary Hamilton (Hambleton) on 25 May 1780. Witnessed by John Barksdill, P. Hairston (399), Samuel Hairston (401) and Michael Rowland (1010). - Henry County Deed Book 2, p. 71. FSL #7898570 image 250. |
Deed* | 1780 Henry County - John Marr, George Rowland and John Rowland Sr sold to Josias Shaw, 600 acres on Macain's corner of Marrowbone Creek, for 10,200 pounds. 25 May 1780. - Henry County Deed Book 2, p. 68. FSL #7898570 image 248.3 |
Will | In John ROWLAND's will dated 5 July 1780 in Henry, Virginia, George ROWLAND was named as an heir; His will mentions "my brother Michael Rowland's eldest son William Roland", "my brother George Rowland", "my wife Mary", "to George Rowland Jr. and William Rowland, sons of Gilbert Roland", "two sons of Joshua Bowls dec'd....their mother Sarah Bowls", Garland Akin, "Mary Isham, wife of James Isham" and Philip and Obedience Ryan. Executors were William Tunstall, Haynes Morgan, Peter Saunders and Josiah Carter. Patrick Henry, John Fountain, John Salmon guardians of Garland Akin. Witnessed by Baldwin Rowland, Henry Barksdale and John Salmon - Henry County Will Book 1, p. 37-39. FSL 7898570-29 NOTE: this is not the first time I have seen a father name a son after his brother and the family starts calling him a junior, as in this case George Jr..1,4 |
Court Record | Baldwin ROWLAND; Baldwin Rowland purchases from William Gardner, a negro man named Lall for three thousand pounds. Witnessed by George Rowland and John Cox. 29 September 1780 in Henry County, Virginia. Also on same date, Baldwin purchased "one negro fellow" from Henson Gardner. Witnessed by John Barksdill and Brice Martin. - See Henry County Deed Book 2, page 106. FSL #7898570 image 267.3 |
Tax Rolls* | 1782 - George Rowland is listed as a tax payer in Henry County, Virginia. Tithes 1, slaves 3, horses 3 and cattle 9. - FSL #7849140 image 29. |
Marriage | George ROWLAND witnessed the marriage of Sarah "Sally" HAIRSTON and Baldwin ROWLAND on 8 May 1782 in Henry, Virginia; May 8, 1782 is actually the date of bond. Robert Hairston listed as father of bride and George Rowland is security or witness. - Henry County Register of Marriages, page 5. FSL #7578991 image 127.5,6,7,8 |
Deed* | On 13 January 1784, George Rowland and his wife Ann sell to George Hairston 300 acres on Marrowbone Creek in Henry County. - Henry County Deed Book 2, page 416. FSL #7898570 image 424 (Ann's dower release page 431). |
Court Record | On 1 April 1784, George Rowland leaves instructions that his trusty friends Baldwin Rowland, Brice Martin and John Cox recover his share of the estate of John Rowland deceased. - Henry County Deed Book 3, page 138. FSL #7898570 image 75. |
Tax Rolls | 1786 - George Rowland is listed as a tax payer in Henry County, Virginia. - FSL #7849140 image 243. |
Court Record* | 1792 - Henry County Chancery Causes #1792-003, Julius Scruggs vs George Rowland.9 |
Court Record* | 1795 - Chancery Causes: Michael Rowland vs George Rowland. John Smith, John Stewart and John Case are mentioned. - Case #1795-004, Henry County, Chancery Court Records, Library of Virginia.10,9 |