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Note: tine and Jonas], 1 boy 10-15 [Meadow], 1 man 26-44[Valentine], 1 girl under 10 [Sallie or Judith], 2 girls from 10-15 [Mary and Rebecca] and one woman 26-44 [Wife Sarah]. Also listed are 6 slaves.
Concerning the girls under 10. I list young dates of death for both Sally and Judith, 1829 and 1814 respectively. One of the girls is not in the house in 1810. I need to look into the information on their deaths to see if the dates provided to me are correct.
Found in the 1820 Cumberland Co., VA Census: Lists household consisting of 2 boys 10-16 [Daniel and Valentine], 1 male 16-26 [Jonas or Meadow], 1 male 45+ [Valentine], 1 female 45+ [Wife Sarah]. Also listed are 5 slaves.
It asppears that either Jonas or Meadow had moved from the household. They may either be doing an apprenticeship or working in another household. Both dates of marriage are after the 1820 census so they would not be a head of household elsewhere. Concerning the females. Judith passed in 1814 according to records and would not appear on this census. Mary and Rebecca were old enough to marry they would have been 21 and 27 respectively. Sally however was only 13. I don't list her death date until 1829. I do not know where she is.
Appears in the 1830 Cumberland Co., VA. In this census he lists 1 male 20-30, 1 male 50-60 and a total of 7 slaves.
Regardless of the discrepencies I am certain that this is the correct Valentine Boatright. Although there are several Valentine Boatrights after this one there are no contemporaries. His name is derived from his Mother's father.
Other records I have not accessed but have found from various Internet sources (to that source I appologize, I initially did not site sources):
CUMBERLAND CO., Personal Property Tax, 1793: 1793 (VaSt reel 93):Valentine Boatwright: 1 free white tithable, 1 horse.
CUMBERLAND CO., Court Case, 1796: April 1796, attendance book, pg 94: Valentine Boatwright, witness 2 days, 47 miles, 5.84 in Prince Edward District Court case: James Boatwright and Joshua Thomas against the Commonwealth.
CUMBERLAND CO., Wills, 1797/1798: written 21 April 1797/probated 26 March 1798; bk 3, pg 114-115: Will of Daniel Boatwright:
-- to my son Valentine: L100, to be raised by the sale of land in Buckingham Co.
-- to my three sons John, James and Valentine: my negro man Sam, for their natural lives to be used well and not to be sold or hired out, to work 12 months at a time in rotation according to their ages. At the death of all three to become free and independent.
executors: John Boatwright, Valentine Boatwright, John Martin. CUMBERLAND CO., Deed, 1797: 20 June 1797, Deed bk 8, pg 48-49 (VaSt reel 4): Joseph Meador to Valentine Boatwright for L75 current money -- 60 acres by estimation, adjacent John Meador's mill pond.
16 April 1799, Deeb bk 8, pg 285 (VaSt reel 4): Justices examine wife Charlotte, who releases dower right.
CUMBERLAND CO., Personal Property Tax, 1798: 1798 (VaSt reel 93): Valentine Boatwright: 2 horses; tax .18
CUMBERLAND CO., Deeds, 1798: 26 May 1798, bk 8, pg 222 (VaSt reel 4): Valentine Boatwright to James Baughan for L4 10 shillings current money -- 3 acres on south side of Horn Quarter Road.
CUMBERLAND CO., Deeds, 1798: 26 May 1798, bk 8, pg 223-224 (VaSt reel 4): Moses Hubbard to Valentine Boatwright for L7 10 shillings current money -- 5 1/2 acres on north side of Horn Quarter Road.
CUMBERLAND CO., Deeds, 1800: 24 April 1800, bk 8, pg 347 (VaSt reel 4): Hezekiah Bradley to Valentine Boatwright for L140 current money of Virginia -- 112 acres by estimation, on the south side of Horn Quarter Road.
CUMBERLAND CO., Personal Property Tax, 1801: 1801 (VaSt reel 93): Valentine Boatwright: slaves 12-16 yrs 1; horses 1; tax .56
CUMBERLAND CO., Personal Property Tax, 1803: 1803 (VaSt reel 93): Valentine Boatwright: slaves 16+ yrs 1; 12-16 yrs 1; horses 1; tax 1.00
CUMBERLAND CO., Personal Property Tax, 1804: 1804 (VaSt reel 93): Valentine Boatwright: free white tithables Valentine 1; slaves Cinthy 1; horses 1; tax .56
CUMBERLAND CO., Elections, 1805: 22 April 1805, Deed bk 10, pg 15-25 (VaSt reel 5): Val Boatwright for John Randolph (110/317), John Hatcher (88/273), Trederick Jones (15/ ?)
CUMBERLAND CO., Personal Property Tax, 1809: 1809 (VaSt reel 93): Vaul Boatwright: free white tithables 1; slaves 16+ yrs 1; horses 2; tax 1.12
CUMBERLAND CO., Personal Property Tax, 1810: 1810 (VaSt reel 93) -- Vaul Boatwright: whites 1; slaves 16+ yrs 3; horses 2; tax 1.56
CUMBERLAND CO., Personal Property Tax, 1812: 1812 (VaSt reel 93) -- Vaul Boatwright: whites 2; slaves 16+ yrs 2; slaves 12-16 yrs 1;horses 3; tax 1.68
CUMBERLAND CO., Personal Property Tax, 1815: 1815 (VaSt reel 93) -- Vaul Boatwright: whites 2; slaves 16+ yrs 3; slaves 9-12 yrs 1; horses 3; cattle 11; tax 4.23 1/2
CUMBERLAND CO., Landowners, 1815: 1815 -- Vaul Boatwright: Groom Quarter Creek, 6 miles north of courthouse.
CUMBERLAND CO., Marriage Bonds, 1815: 25 Oct. 1815, (VaSt, reel 41): Clement Bradley and Mary Boatright, bond -- $150, Clement Bradley and Valentine Boatright. witnesses -- John MCormack.
CUMBERLAND CO., property tax, 1817: 1817, VaStLib, reel 94: Vaul Boatwright: white males 2; slaves 16+ 2; horses 2, tax 1.76
CUMBERLAND CO. appraisal and sale, 1817: 18 Nov. 1817 -- Clement Bradley slaves, stock, plantation and household items -- value $1,907.98
23 Nov. 1817, bk 6, pg 217 (VaSt reel 19): sale: most purchases by Chesley Brown, some by Valentine Boatright: tobacco, raw hides, iron spoons, plow, ax, cupboard, books, costing a total of 34.90 and a still, costing 100.65.
CUMBERLAND CO., property tax, 1819: 1819, VaStLib, reel 94: Vaul Boatwright: white males 2; slaves 16+ 2; horses 13, tax 1.76.
CUMBERLAND CO., property tax, 1821: 1821, VaStLib, reel 94: Vaul Boatwright: white males 3; slaves 16+ 3; tax 1.99.
CUMBERLAND CO., property tax, 1823: 1823, VaStLib, reel 94: Vaul Boatwright: horses 1; study cost 70; tax .12.
CUMBERLAND CO., property tax, 1829: 1829, VaStLib, reel 94: Vaul Boatwright: slaves 16+ 5; horses 3, tax 2.30.
CUMBERLAND CO., property tax, 1831-33: 1831-33, VaStLib, reel 94: Vaul Boatwright: not listed.
CUMBERLAND CO., property tax, 1834-36: 1834-36, VaStLib, reel 94: Vaul Boatwright: whites 1; no tax.
CUMBERLAND CO., Deeds, 1834: 25 July 1834, bk 21, pg 469 (VaSt reel ): wintess of deed from William S. Dunkum to Chesley Brown, 171 1/2 acres (south of Valentine Boatwright).
CUMBERLAND CO., Personal Property Tax, 1837: 1837 (VaSt reel 95): Vaul Boatwright: whites 1.
CUMBERLAND CO., Personal Property Tax, 1844: 1844 (VaSt reel 95): Vaul Boatwright: whites 1; slaves 16+ yrs 1, tax .40
CUMBERLAND CO., Wills, 1849: written 18 April 1849/ probated 28 May 1849, bk 11, pg 432-433: Valentine Boatright -- negro man Monday be hired out and the earnings paid to daughter Rebecca Hamilton; at her death he be given to grand daughter Judith Ann Hamilton. -- "my man Jack" loaned to daughter Mary Brown; at her death to grand daughter Ann Maria Brown. -- the proceeds of the sale the land to sons Meador Boatright, Jonas Boatright and Valentine Boatright, to be equally divided among them. -- son Daniel Boatright already having received his proportion of the estate. -- negro woman Cinthia select a home "among my Children; the one she selects, keeping her during her life. -- friend V.C. Ryals, executor CUMBERLAND CO., Estate appraisal/accounts, 1849/1850: 28 June 1849, bk 11, pg 515-516: Valentine Boatright, estate Appraisal of 3 slaves and 4 bonds totaled $1634.88 including bond of $50 on Chesley Brown due 1 Jan. 1850. 1 July 1850: balance of $561.16 to be distributed per will. Executor VC Ryals.
Note: Found in the 1810 Cumberland Co. VA Census: Lists in household 3 boys under 10 [Daniel, Valen
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