Individual Details
Mark Chilton
( - )
Events
| Miscellaneous | FEBRUARY 15, 1728 | Land Transaction - Prince William County, Virginia |  |  | |
| Marriage | Sarah Keys | | |||
| Miscellaneous | c 1700s | Land Transaction - Prince William County, Virginia | |
Families
| Spouse | Sarah Keys ( - ) |
| Child | John Chilton ( - 1744) |
Notes
Miscellaneous
On circa 2- 15-1728, Mark Chilton was granted 764 acres in Prince William County, Virginia, which was sold by his son John Chilton on circa 7-18-1733.On circa 9-18-1733, his son John also sold another tract of land granted on 2-24-1728/29.
Endnotes
1. John Frederick Dorman, Compiler, "The Chilton Families of Virginia and Maryland," The Virginia Genealogist Vol. 15: Page 33-41, Mark Chilton Family. Data has been substantiated by DNA, land, deed, and probate records..
2. Various Virginia Counties, Deed Records of Various Virginia Counties, Prince William County, Virginia, Deed Book B, pp. 69-73, Deed of 764 acres to Mark Chilton, 15 February 1728; Various Virginia Counties, Virginia, USA.
3. Various Virginia Counties, Deed Records of Various Virginia Counties, Prince William County, Virginia, Deed Book B, pp. 148-152, Land grant to Mark Chilton, circa 24 February 1728/9; Various Virginia Counties, Virginia, USA.
4. John Frederick Dorman, Compiler, "The Chilton Families of Virginia and Maryland," The Virginia Genealogist Vol. 15: Page 33-41, Mark Chilton Family. Data has been substantiated by DNA, land, deed, and probate records..
5. Various Virginia Counties, Deed Records of Various Virginia Counties, Prince William County, Virginia, Deed Book D, pp. 42-46, 800 acres patented by Mark Chilton and William Linton, c 1700s; Various Virginia Counties, Virginia, USA.