Individual Details

Richmond Co VA DB 3, p.57 2 Aug 1700 William Smoot, Sr. of North Farnham Parish to Dorothy Durham, wife of Thos. Durham; for love and affection for Dorothy and her children, 62 acres in Richmond. If Dorothy should die, land goes to her eldest Thomas Durham; if Thomas should die, to John Durham, if he should died without issue, land to Mary Durham dau of sd Dorothy. Jane Smoot, wife of William, relinquished dower.

1701: Mentioned in Alice Smoot's will as sister Dorothy Durham.

2 Sep 1704: Dorothy DURHAM aged 41 yeares [b ca 1663] or thereabouts saith that some time before James GILBERTS death being in company of the said James GILBERT and William SMOOTE amongst others Discourse she heard the said James GILBERT say, to the said William SMOOTE that he did not know that there was any Resurrection or not and that he had made a will to John MILLS, but that it signified nothing and that your depon't did severall times heare the said James GILBERT say that John MILLS was a rogue, and that he nor any of his should ever be the better for what he had. And further your Depo't saith not." Dorothy X DURHAM her mark. Jurat in cur 2nd 9br 1704. Recordat test James SHERLOCK Cl Cur. Court Records 2 Sep 1704, Richmond Co., Virginia, p. 27.

12 May 1713: Mentioned in brother-in-law William Goodridge's will.

1725: Mentioned in Ann Chinn Fox's will as Aunt Dorothea.

Spouse	THOMAS Durham ( - 1715)
Child	MARY Durham (1686 - )
Child	Thomas Durham (1690 - 1734)
Child	John Durham (1698 - 1722)

Father	WILLIAM Smoot Sr. ( - 1716)
Mother	JANE [Smoot] ( - )
Sibling	Alice Smoot (1665 - 1701)
Sibling	Thomazin Smoot (1669 - 1709)