Snyder Family 2016 - Person Sheet
NameMary [Pritchard] 
Alias/AKAMary Ann Donley
Spouses
Birthabt 1698, Richmond Co., Virginia6
FatherChristopher Pritchard I (<1670-<1730)
MotherJane Muse (<1683->1723)
ChildrenChristopher (1714-<1776)
John (1719-)
Notes for Mary [Pritchard]
Mary Donnelly??
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Mary appeared at, and was involved in, the court proceedings at the time of the indenture of Thomas Pritchard's sons to Christopher Pritchard. It is surmised that she had remarried by then and that her second husband's surname was Donoly, or Donally.
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Mary appeared at, and was involved in, the court proceedings at the time of the indenture of Thomas Pritchard's sons to Christopher Pritchard. It is surmised that she had remarried by then and that her second husband's surname was Donoly, or Donally.
Notes for Thomas (Spouse 1)
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Notes for Thomas (Spouse 1)
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Richmond County Virginia Order Book No. 7, 1716-1717, p. 63 - various actions involving the estate of James Phillips dec'd plt. and Thomas Pritchett deft. for 271 pounds of tobacco due by account, the deft. being called and not appearing nor any security returned for him on the motion of the plt. judgment is granted him against the Sheriff of this County for the aforesaid sum & costs unless the deft. appears at next Court and answers the said action, Oct. 4, 1716.
P. 88. Action is dismissed, the plt. not prosecuting Feb. 7, 1716.
p. 107. John Jennings action of debt against Thomas Pritchett is dismissed, the plt. no prosecuting, April 4, 1717.
Richmond County Virginia Order Book 8, 1718-1721, at a Court held for Richmond County October 19, 1718, pp. 208-209 The Claim of Thomas Prichet and Andrew Bran for taking up two runaway servants named Cornelius Ennis and James Welch belonging to Major John Baylor of King and Queen County, and t'was this day sworn to in court by the said Thomas Pritchett, and ordered to be Certified.
King George County, Virginia Order Book 1721-1734, Pt. 1. p. 64. At a court for King George on Friday, the seventh day of September anno Domini 1722, William Smith came into Court and made oath that Thomas Prichard dec'd departed this life intestate so far as he knows or believes and on his motion and giving security for his just and faithful admon. of the said dec'd estate certificate is granted for obtaining letters of administration in one form. William Smith, Edward Price,and Henry Woodcock personally acknowledged their Bond in Court for fifty pounds Sterling for the said Willliam Smith one Admin. of Thomas Prichard's estate and leaving the Court Harmless. William Carter, Christopher Prichard, Giles Carter, and Joseph Carpenter or any three of them are appointed sometime between this and next court to value and appraise all and singular the Estate of Thomas Prichard dec'd which shall be presented to their view the said estate to be appraised in Money...
p. 306. At a Court held for King George County on Friday the fourth day of March Anno Domini 1725, On the motion of Christopher Pritchet son of Thomas Pritchet dec'd an Orphan, Christopher Pritchet his Uncle (see Christopher Pritchard's will in which he identifies the younger Christopher as his grandson) is admitted his Guardian.
p. 402. At a Court held for King George County the 3rd day of May Anno Domini 1728 Christopher Pritchett acknowledged his lease & Release to Martin Gollathan which was ordered to be recorded.
Richmond County Virginia Order Book No. 7, 1716-1717, p. 63 - various actions involving the estate of James Phillips dec'd plt. and Thomas Pritchett deft. for 271 pounds of tobacco due by account, the deft. being called and not appearing nor any security returned for him on the motion of the plt. judgment is granted him against the Sheriff of this County for the aforesaid sum & costs unless the deft. appears at next Court and answers the said action, Oct. 4, 1716.
P. 88. Action is dismissed, the plt. not prosecuting Feb. 7, 1716.
p. 107. John Jennings action of debt against Thomas Pritchett is dismissed, the plt. no prosecuting, April 4, 1717.
Richmond County Virginia Order Book 8, 1718-1721, at a Court held for Richmond County October 19, 1718, pp. 208-209 The Claim of Thomas Prichet and Andrew Bran for taking up two runaway servants named Cornelius Ennis and James Welch belonging to Major John Baylor of King and Queen County, and t'was this day sworn to in court by the said Thomas Pritchett, and ordered to be Certified.
King George County, Virginia Order Book 1721-1734, Pt. 1. p. 64. At a court for King George on Friday, the seventh day of September anno Domini 1722, William Smith came into Court and made oath that Thomas Prichard dec'd departed this life intestate so far as he knows or believes and on his motion and giving security for his just and faithful admon. of the said dec'd estate certificate is granted for obtaining letters of administration in one form. William Smith, Edward Price,and Henry Woodcock personally acknowledged their Bond in Court for fifty pounds Sterling for the said Willliam Smith one Admin. of Thomas Prichard's estate and leaving the Court Harmless. William Carter, Christopher Prichard, Giles Carter, and Joseph Carpenter or any three of them are appointed sometime between this and next court to value and appraise all and singular the Estate of Thomas Prichard dec'd which shall be presented to their view the said estate to be appraised in Money...
p. 306. At a Court held for King George County on Friday the fourth day of March Anno Domini 1725, On the motion of Christopher Pritchet son of Thomas Pritchet dec'd an Orphan, Christopher Pritchet his Uncle (see Christopher Pritchard's will in which he identifies the younger Christopher as his grandson) is admitted his Guardian.
p. 402. At a Court held for King George County the 3rd day of May Anno Domini 1728 Christopher Pritchett acknowledged his lease & Release to Martin Gollathan which was ordered to be recorded.