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Descendants of Sir John Tabor

Generation No. 6

9. WILLIAM⁶ TABOR, SR (STEPHEN⁵, THOMAS⁴, WILLIAM³, JAMES², SIR JOHN¹) was born 1671 in Lunenburg Co, VA, and died November 26, 1713 in Henrico Co, VA. He married HAGAR STOVALL Abt. 1706 in VA, daughter of BARTHOLOMEW STOVALL and ANNE BURTON.

Notes for WILLIAM TABOR, SR:
Inventory of William Taber by Court order of 26 Nov, 1713 Appraised 11 Dec, 1713 by John Pledge, John Stevens and John Clark. Value f36/7/2. Presented in court by Hagar (Stovall) Taber and recorded 1 Mar, 1713. Henrico Co, VA.
Source: Colonial Wills of Henrico Co, VA Part One Page 92.

HENRICO CO., VA. COURTHOUSE. - DEED, WILLS, ETC.,1697-1704, Pg.77.
SHOWS AGE 27 AS OF APRIL 1698, WHERE HE WAS HIRED TO CLEAR LAND.

Notes
from 'notes on Doug Tabor's FTW taken from Joe Tabor's Home page:

From the Henrico County, Virginia Court Order Books for June 1698, page 77
comes: "William Tabor aged 27 years deposition: Was employed by John Wortham 1n 1692 and Edward Bratten and Abraham Wommack to clear one whole acre of land lying and being on a place called Cold Water Run being in Henrico County it being ...... land and taking up by the ford of John Worsham and Ed Bratten and above Abra Wommack and did clear, fence and tend one acre of land in and for the consideration of ..... of the said land according to the law of the county in sealing thereof. (signed) William Taber"

In the miscellaneous Court Records of 1702, Page 5 we found William Tabor's
household increased by one indentured servant. "Deed between William Tabor and Peter Indian. this indenture was made the 17 day July 1702 of the Parrish and County of Henrico on the one part,Peter Indian of the other part of the same
County and Parrish. Wittnesseth that the said Peter Indian for the value of 25
pounds as by bill part to Phillip Turpin by the sign of the said Peter Indian
and for one cow, calf and one lone pig in hand and with liberty to keep the
same with their increase and for the consideration for the said same and other
considerations herein express he doth and by these presents do put and bind
himself a servant of the said William Tabor him, and his heirs, executors,
administrators and assigns for the full sum and time of nine years from the 1st
of January next insuing the date hereof the said Peter do all manner of
work and employ him about honestly and surely all full time above set. the said
William Tabor and his heirs do binding unto the said Peter Indian good and
sufficient a parcell with meat, sink washing, and lodging and other necessary
and in witness where of we have set our hands and seals the day above.

Signed
Phill Hancock
Jamy Jones
William Tabor

The Henrico County Court Order Book for March 1712, page 225 had this :
Whereby a Judgement was this day granted to John Wortham gentleman for 425 pounds of pork in the case against William Tabor and Bartholomew Stovall who was returned his security therefore on motion of Bartholomew Stovall ordered that an attachment be issued said Tabor estate and will be of value sufficient to satisfy & Pay said pork in the cast returnable to the next court."

Sometime between March and November 1712, William Tabor died leaving a wife and two small sons. William's death did not stop the court action, but brought on an even greater flurry of it.

In the November Court of 1712, page 260 we find: "Upon the petition of Hagar
Tabor widow of William Tabor deceased and her making oath according to law for
obtaining letters of administration on the land and estate in due form is
granted to her, Richard Grille, John Blackmon, entering therefore security for
the same and ordered that she present to the next court an inventory of the
deceased estate that John Hodge, John Hopkins, Amos Locke and John Clarke or
any 3 of them being first sworn by M. Abraham Solle do appraise the estate of
William Tabor deceased and make return thereof to the next court.

The inventory was postponed until early spring: From the January Court of 1713
records, page 266 was the following: The action of debt brought by John Howard
against Hager Tabor on the estate of William Tabor deceased is deferred by the
consent of the plaintiff. From the February court 1713 records, page 269 was
"The action of debt brought by John Stewart against Hagar Tabor administrix of
the estate of William Tabor deceased default neither party appearing."

A copy of page 251, Henrico County March court 1713 reads. "In Obediance to an
order of the court dated November 2nd 1712 to appraise the estate of William
Tabor deceased we the subscribed met at the plantation of the said Tabor and
have appraised the estate under written December 11th 1712.

To 1 horse bridle and saddle 4: 5: 0
To 3 palos 2 small culos 1 buttor tub 1 peck and 1 bole 0: 14: 0
To 1 bere cask 1 meale siftor 0: 4: 0
To 1 old kittol and fryon pan 0: 3: 0
To 1 old gun 0: 5: 0
To 2 spinning wheles 0: 8: 0
To a parcell of old putor 0: 11: 0
To 2 smithon irons 0: 2: 6
To 3 sickels and 1 bred tray 0: 3: 0
To 1 spade 1 how and some old iron 0: 11: 0
To 5 glass bottles 0: 1: 0
To 1 old bed 2 pillos 0: 13: 0
To 1 parsell of wheat 1: 12: 0
To 1 corn field valued at 4: 10: 0
To 5 cows at 40 apece 2 at 35 apece 9: 10: 0
To 1 stear at one year old apece 0: 12: 0
To 2 stears at 2 year old apece 3: 00: 0
To 24 hogs at 6 apece 9: 2: 0
1 brass kettle and 2 cows 36: 7: 2

not appraised the other articles
above written ware praysed tins the sign of
Jno Hodge
Eligu of
Jno Stevens
John Clark

At a court held for Henrico County the first day of March
1713 Hagar Tabor presented this Inventory upon Oath and the same was thereupon admitted to record Test William Randolph Cl Cur"

For April court 1713 on page 229 was found " The attachmt grantee Bartholomew
Stovall at the last court against the estate of Wm Tabor dismissed he not
appearing. Over a year later we found in the October court of 1714 on page
305, action between Richard Grille Plaintiff and Hagar Tabor defendant on the
estate of Wm Tabor deceased the plaintiff not having filed their declaration in
time on the defendants motion he is nonsuit and ordered to pay damages with
costs according to law."

Bartholomew Stovall, in his will dated 14 January 1718 and probated 1 May \\
1721 Gave to Hagar Tabor then to her two small sons some land in Henrico \\
County.

Note: Stovall as well as Tabor researchers believe Hagar was the daughter of
Bartholomew by his first wife, but no proof of the first marriage or this birth
can be found. Bartholomew Stovall, born 24 Aug 1665 in England, arrived
indentured on 7 Jul 1684 on the "BOOTH "under Capt. Peter Pagan. Nothing is
known of Bartholomew's actions between 1684 and his recorded marriage to Anne Burton on 8 Aug 1693 in Henrico County, Virginia.

From Henrico County Orphans Court dated 5 October 1725, came John Tabor son of Hagar Tabor deceased failing to appear and comply with order of September court relating to orphans it is ordered that he be summoned to appear at the next
county court to comply with said order of Sept. court."

Note: From all the above records we can list the following facts about William
Tabor...

William Tabor .....Born 1671 in Virginia..

Indentured servant 1 Jan 1703....31 Dec 1712, Peter Indian..

Died Apr.... Oct 1712 Henrico County, Virginia...

Wife Hagar (Stovall) Tabor.....Born 1685 Henrico County, Virginia..

Died Jan....Aug 1725 Henrico County, Virginia...

Children....two sons.

William Tabor .....Born 1700.

John Tabor .....Born 1702.

       Children of William Tabor and Hagar Stovall are:
2.i. WILLIAM2 TABOR, B. 1706-1713, Lunenburg Co. Va.; d. August 07, 1754, Lunenburg Co. Va..ii. JOHN TABOR, B. 1702, Henrico Co. Va; M. MARY FOWLER.[TaborPG3546.FTW]

Inventory of William Taber by Court order of 26 Nov, 1713 Appraised 11 Dec, 1713 by John Pledge, John Stevens and John Clark. Value f36/7/2. Presented in court by Hagar (Stovall) Taber and recorded 1 Mar, 1713. Henrico Co, VA.
Source: Colonial Wills of Henrico Co, VA Part One Page 92.

HENRICO CO., VA. COURTHOUSE. - DEED, WILLS, ETC.,1697-1704, Pg.77.
SHOWS AGE 27 AS OF APRIL 1698, WHERE HE WAS HIRED TO CLEAR LAND.

Notes
from 'notes on Doug Tabor's FTW taken from Joe Tabor's Home page:

From the Henrico County, Virginia Court Order Books for June 1698, page 77
comes: "William Tabor aged 27 years deposition: Was employed by John Wortham 1n 1692 and Edward Bratten and Abraham Wommack to clear one whole acre of land lying and being on a place called Cold Water Run being in Henrico County it being ...... land and taking up by the ford of John Worsham and Ed Bratten and above Abra Wommack and did clear, fence and tend one acre of land in and for the consideration of ..... of the said land according to the law of the county in sealing thereof. (signed) William Taber"

In the miscellaneous Court Records of 1702, Page 5 we found William Tabor's
household increased by one indentured servant. "Deed between William Tabor and Peter Indian. this indenture was made the 17 day July 1702 of the Parrish and County of Henrico on the one part,Peter Indian of the other part of the same
County and Parrish. Wittnesseth that the said Peter Indian for the value of 25
pounds as by bill part to Phillip Turpin by the sign of the said Peter Indian
and for one cow, calf and one lone pig in hand and with liberty to keep the
same with their increase and for the consideration for the said same and other
considerations herein express he doth and by these presents do put and bind
himself a servant of the said William Tabor him, and his heirs, executors,
administrators and assigns for the full sum and time of nine years from the 1st
of January next insuing the date hereof the said Peter do all manner of
work and employ him about honestly and surely all full time above set. the said
William Tabor and his heirs do binding unto the said Peter Indian good and
sufficient a parcell with meat, sink washing, and lodging and other necessary
and in witness where of we have set our hands and seals the day above.

Signed
Phill Hancock
Jamy Jones
William Tabor

The Henrico County Court Order Book for March 1712, page 225 had this :
Whereby a Judgement was this day granted to John Wortham gentleman for 425 pounds of pork in the case against William Tabor and Bartholomew Stovall who was returned his security therefore on motion of Bartholomew Stovall ordered that an attachment be issued said Tabor estate and will be of value sufficient to satisfy & Pay said pork in the cast returnable to the next court."

Sometime between March and November 1712, William Tabor died leaving a wife and two small sons. William's death did not stop the court action, but brought on an even greater flurry of it.

In the November Court of 1712, page 260 we find: "Upon the petition of Hagar
Tabor widow of William Tabor deceased and her making oath according to law for
obtaining letters of administration on the land and estate in due form is
granted to her, Richard Grille, John Blackmon, entering therefore security for
the same and ordered that she present to the next court an inventory of the
deceased estate that John Hodge, John Hopkins, Amos Locke and John Clarke or
any 3 of them being first sworn by M. Abraham Solle do appraise the estate of
William Tabor deceased and make return thereof to the next court.

The inventory was postponed until early spring: From the January Court of 1713
records, page 266 was the following: The action of debt brought by John Howard
against Hager Tabor on the estate of William Tabor deceased is deferred by the
consent of the plaintiff. From the February court 1713 records, page 269 was
"The action of debt brought by John Stewart against Hagar Tabor administrix of
the estate of William Tabor deceased default neither party appearing."

A copy of page 251, Henrico County March court 1713 reads. "In Obediance to an
order of the court dated November 2nd 1712 to appraise the estate of William
Tabor deceased we the subscribed met at the plantation of the said Tabor and
have appraised the estate under written December 11th 1712.

To 1 horse bridle and saddle 4: 5: 0
To 3 palos 2 small culos 1 buttor tub 1 peck and 1 bole 0: 14: 0
To 1 bere cask 1 meale siftor 0: 4: 0
To 1 old kittol and fryon pan 0: 3: 0
To 1 old gun 0: 5: 0
To 2 spinning wheles 0: 8: 0
To a parcell of old putor 0: 11: 0
To 2 smithon irons 0: 2: 6
To 3 sickels and 1 bred tray 0: 3: 0
To 1 spade 1 how and some old iron 0: 11: 0
To 5 glass bottles 0: 1: 0
To 1 old bed 2 pillos 0: 13: 0
To 1 parsell of wheat 1: 12: 0
To 1 corn field valued at 4: 10: 0
To 5 cows at 40 apece 2 at 35 apece 9: 10: 0
To 1 stear at one year old apece 0: 12: 0
To 2 stears at 2 year old apece 3: 00: 0
To 24 hogs at 6 apece 9: 2: 0
1 brass kettle and 2 cows 36: 7: 2

not appraised the other articles
above written ware praysed tins the sign of
Jno Hodge
Eligu of
Jno Stevens
John Clark

At a court held for Henrico County the first day of March
1713 Hagar Tabor presented this Inventory upon Oath and the same was thereupon admitted to record Test William Randolph Cl Cur"

For April court 1713 on page 229 was found " The attachmt grantee Bartholomew
Stovall at the last court against the estate of Wm Tabor dismissed he not
appearing. Over a year later we found in the October court of 1714 on page
305, action between Richard Grille Plaintiff and Hagar Tabor defendant on the
estate of Wm Tabor deceased the plaintiff not having filed their declaration in
time on the defendants motion he is nonsuit and ordered to pay damages with
costs according to law."

Bartholomew Stovall, in his will dated 14 January 1718 and probated 1 May \\
1721 Gave to Hagar Tabor then to her two small sons some land in Henrico \\
County.

Note: Stovall as well as Tabor researchers believe Hagar was the daughter of
Bartholomew by his first wife, but no proof of the first marriage or this birth
can be found. Bartholomew Stovall, born 24 Aug 1665 in England, arrived
indentured on 7 Jul 1684 on the "BOOTH "under Capt. Peter Pagan. Nothing is
known of Bartholomew's actions between 1684 and his recorded marriage to Anne Burton on 8 Aug 1693 in Henrico County, Virginia.

From Henrico County Orphans Court dated 5 October 1725, came John Tabor son of Hagar Tabor deceased failing to appear and comply with order of September court relating to orphans it is ordered that he be summoned to appear at the next
county court to comply with said order of Sept. court."

Note: From all the above records we can list the following facts about William
Tabor...

William Tabor .....Born 1671 in Virginia..

Indentured servant 1 Jan 1703....31 Dec 1712, Peter Indian..

Died Apr.... Oct 1712 Henrico County, Virginia...

Wife Hagar (Stovall) Tabor.....Born 1685 Henrico County, Virginia..

Died Jan....Aug 1725 Henrico County, Virginia...

Children....two sons.

William Tabor .....Born 1700.

John Tabor .....Born 1702.

       Children of William Tabor and Hagar Stovall are:
2.i. WILLIAM2 TABOR, B. 1706-1713, Lunenburg Co. Va.; d. August 07, 1754, Lunenburg Co. Va..ii. JOHN TABOR, B. 1702, Henrico Co. Va; M. MARY FOWLER.

Notes for HAGAR STOVALL:
Will of Hagar (Stovall) Tabor presented by John Tabor her executor, proved by Joel Chandler and William Lax, two witnesses; Stephen Hughes and Ashford Hughes, Security. Presented 7 Oct, 1723.

HENRICO CO.,VA., COURTHOUSE, DEEDS, 1706 - 1737. Pg. 452. 4 MAY 1719.
BARTHOLOMEW STOVALL TO HAGAR TABOR FOR LIFE AND THEN TO HER
TWO SONS, JOHN TABOR AND WILLIAM TABOR, 130 ACRES ON DEEP CREEK.,
RECORDED MAY 1719

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Will of Hagar (Stovall) Tabor presented by John Tabor her executor, proved by Joel Chandler and William Lax, two witnesses; Stephen Hughes and Ashford Hughes, Security. Presented 7 Oct, 1723.

HENRICO CO.,VA., COURTHOUSE, DEEDS, 1706 - 1737. Pg. 452. 4 MAY 1719.
BARTHOLOMEW STOVALL TO HAGAR TABOR FOR LIFE AND THEN TO HER
TWO SONS, JOHN TABOR AND WILLIAM TABOR, 130 ACRES ON DEEP CREEK.,
RECORDED MAY 1719


Children of WILLIAM TABOR and HAGAR STOVALL are:

10.	i.		JOHN (T)⁷ TABOR, b. Abt. 1706, Henrico Co, VA; d. WFT Est. 1784-1873, Prob: Rutherford Co, NC.
11.	ii.		WILLIAM (W) TABOR, JR, b. Abt. 1712, Henrico Co, VA; d. August 07, 1754, Lunenburg Co, VA.

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