Martha 'Pattie' Scott^{[1, 2]}

Bef 1770 - Yes, date unknown

• Name	Martha 'Pattie' Scott
  	Daughter of Samuel Scott Name "Sam Scott" from family history as told to Nancy Yeaw by her great aunt; she repeated to JHM in1973. Also said Martha was dau. of Thomas Pollard and Martha Scott. 1736 - 13 Oct a Samuel Scott witnessed a will of William Evans (Amelia Co. Deed Book 1) 1743, 20 Sept Goochland Co road order, Stephen Bedford and Samuel Scott Gent. are appointed to view [a road]. 1744, July - Samuel Scott on one jurors (justice in Oyer & Terminer for tryal of Henry a Negro male Slave belonging to Thomas Lawton of Amelia Co.) 1745 - a Samuel Scott undertook the construction of Albemarle's first courthouse 1755 - a Samuel Scott was a member of the house of Burgesses from Cumberland Co. in 1755; Va Mag. of History and Biography, 1901, p. 254. 1803 - Amelia Will Book 7, p. 174, ref to Samuel Scott and wife Nancy
  Born	Bef Feb 1770	Amelia County, Virginia
  Gender	Female
  Died	Yes, date unknown
  Person ID	I17258	My Reynolds Line
  Last Modified	31 Dec 2016

  
  

  Family	Francis Thomas 'Capt. Tom' Pollard,   b. 1763, Amelia County, Virginia ,   d. 10 Nov 1853, Charlotte County, Virginia  (Age 90 years)
  Married	24 Feb 1791	Amelia Co., Virginia
  	Children Uriah Warner Pollard b: ABT 1794 in Amelia or Charlotte Co., Virginia Thomas S. Pollard b: ABT 1799 in Charlotte Co., Virginia Eliza Pollard b: 1804 in Charlotte Co., Virginia Francis Pollard Jr. b: 05 MAY 1805 in Charlotte Co., Virginia Parkey T. Pollard b: BEF 1806 in prob. Charlotte Co., Virginia Isaac Pollard b: 1808 in Virginia William Pollard b: 13 SEP 1809 in Charlotte Co., Virginia Martha Ann Pollard b: 1813 in Virginia (prob. Charlotte Co.) Nancy Pollard b: SEP 1815 in Charlotte Co., Virginia
  Children	+ 1. Isaac Pollard,   b. 13 Sep 1809, Halifax County, Virginia ,   d. Mar 1889  (Age 79 years)   2. William Pollard,   b. 13 Sep 1809, Charlotte County, Virginia ,   d. Apr 1889, Halifax Co., Virginia  (Age 79 years) + 3. Uriah Warner Pollard,   b. Abt 1792, Charlotte Co., Virginia ,   d. Bef 1837, Charlotte County, Virginia  (Age ~ 45 years)
  Last Modified	3 Jan 2017
  Family ID	F6159	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

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  [S84] Rootsweb, http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=jhmjr&id=I338. 1795 - Amelia Co., Virginia, Wil Book 6, p. 59 - Francis Pollard, Richard Eggleston, Edmund Eggleston, and Jnos Riulett were the witnesses to the 5 Dec 1795 will of Edward Booker Death recorded in Charlotte Co. Records, 1850-1865. Francis Pollard, white male, age 90, died Nov., 10, 1853 of old age. He was a farmer and the husband of M. Pollard. Son, Thomas S., Pollard, reported that he was born in Amelia Co., the son of Jos. and Leah Pollard. information about birth from 1850 Census - age 87, born Amelia Co. Francis Pollard appears in every census of Charlotte Co., Virginia, from 1810-1850. In the 1850 census he lived with his wife, Martha, and Edwire [Edward?] and Martha St. John. Francis Pollard is described as a planter and had $1,200 of real property. 1850 CENSUS VA Charlotte Co. REEL NO: 940 PAGE NO: 57b. 3 Oct 1850 13 871 871 POLLARD Francis 87 M W Planter 1,200 VA b. Amelia 14 871 871 POLLARD Martha 75 F W VA b. Amelia 15 871 871 ST. JOHN Edwin 22 M W Overseer VA b. Charlotte 16 871 871 ST. JOHN Martha 20 F W VA b. Charlotte 1840 census, page 162, line 3, his household contained 2 males, 1 - 30/40 and 1 70/80. There were two females, 1 - 15/20 and 1 - 70/80. He had thirteen slaves. 1830 census, page 224, line 14, his household contained 2 males: 1 - 15/20 and 1 - 60/70 and three females; 1 - 10/15, 1 - 15/20 adn 1 50/60. There were also 17 slaves. 1820 census, page 23, line 25 his household contained 6 males: 2 under 10, 2 - 10/16, 1 - 16/20, and 1 over 45. There were five females: 1 under 10, 1 - 10/16, 2 - 16/20, and 1 over 45. He had 5 slaves. 1810 census, page 60, line 1, his household contained 6 males, 2 under 10, 2 - 10/16, 1 -16/20, and 1 over 45. There were three females, 2 under 10 and 1 - 26/45. He had one slave. Rudd - Pollard - Youngblood and Related Families by Margaret Rudd Youngblood, privately published, at page 213 indicates that Francis and his family moved from Charlotte to Halifax County in 1829, citing Halifax Co. Personal Property tax Lists, 1825-1834. This fact may explain why Francis does not appear in the Charlotte lists for 1829 -1832. William, son of Francis, married in Halifax in 1835. Virginia Historical Society, Mss1H1956 2973 (Hannah papers) - James F. Maloney borrowed $1,00.00 on January 2, 1861, from Thomas S. Pollard, Executor of Francis Pollard, Deceased, for purchase of a negro girl. Charlotte Co. Deed Book 11, Page Francis Pollard owing William Gaines, both of Charlotte, £89-13 gave Deed of Trust to protect Gaines. Robert G. Jennings, Trustee. To be paid £44.16.6 on demand with interest from 5/1/1807, balance to be paid by 5/1/1808. Recored 12/7/1807. Jno Pollard a witness. Secured by 160 acres in Charlotte. [S84] Rootsweb, http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=jhmjr&id=I338. The Will of Francis Pollard is recorded among the records of Charlotte Co., Virginia, in Will Book 13 at page 225: I, Francis Pollard, sen., of the county of Charlotte and state of Virginia do make and declare this writing as and for my last will and testament hereby revoking all former wills- 1. In the first place I direct the prompt and speedy payment of all my just debts. 2. I lend unto my wife Martha Pollard during her natural life a negro woman, such as she may choose out of my estate, to wait upon her. 3. All the rest and residue of my estate both real and personal I direct to be kept together under the control and management of my executors for the comfortable support and maintenance of my wife during her natural life - and in case the profits of the estate should prove insufficient for that purpose, my executors are authorized to use such portion of the principal as may be necessary. 4. At the death of my wife, I order, will and direct that the whole of my estate, real and personal, then remaining be sold, by my executors and the money arising form the sale be divided as follows - 5. To my grandchildren John Powers and Martha Powers, children of my deceased daughter, Parkey Powers, one twentieth part to be equally divided between them, and the residue of said money to be divided into nine parts as follows - 6. To my sons Thomas S. Pollard, Francis Pollard, Isaac Pollard, and William Pollard one ninth part each, without any charge against them. 7. To the four youngest children of my deceased son Warner Pollard, namely Washington, William, Francis, and Robert, one ninth part to be equally divided between them - but out of this ninth part I direct my Executors to pay to my son Thomas S. Pollard a debt due him from my said deceased son Warner Pollard amounting to one hundred and eighty-three dollars and 86 cents ($183.86), to carry interest from this day till paid, in case the said ninth part should not amount to enough to pay the whole of the said debt and interest, then they will pay so much thereof, as the said ninth may amount to and no more. 8. I direct that one ninth part be set apart for the use of my son George Pollard and to be paid over to my son Thomas S. Pollard as a trustee for his use, but not to be in any manner liable to the debts or control of the said George but out of this portion of my estate thus provided for my said son George, I order, will, and direct my executors to pay to my son Thomas S. Pollard for his own use the full amount of a debt owing to him by the said George, to wit the sum of one hundred thirty-two dollars and five cents ($132.05), with legal interest thereon from the 25th day of March, 1826, till paid, and in case the said ninth should not amount to enough to pay the said debt and interest, then they will pay so much as the said ninth may amount to and no more - 9. To my daughter Eliza Maloney I give one ninth part, but out of her ninth I direct my executors to pay to my son Thomas S. Pollard the full amount of a debt due him from Campbell Maloney, the husband of the said Eliza Maloney, to wit the sum of eight hundred dollars ($800) with legal interest thereon form the 15th day of October, 1834 till paid and in case the said ninth should not amount to enough to pay the aid debt and interest, they will pay so much thereof as the said ninth may amount to and no more - This provision to pay the debt due from the said Campbell Maloney to the said Thomas S. Pollard is made in compliance with an obligation which I entered into with him the 15th day of October, 1834. 10. To my daughter Martha Garner I give one ninth part, but she is to be charged in the division with the value of a negro woman named Betty heretofore given her. 11. To my daughter Nancy Hines I give one ninth part, but she is to be charged in the division with the value of a negro woman named Alsey heretofore given her - I appoint my sons Thomas S. Pollard and Francis Pollard Executors of this my last will and testament. Given under my hand and seal this 24th day of February, 1846. Witnesses present Francis Pollard (Seal) Winslow Robinson William A. Smith Sm. I. Davenport At a court held for Charlotte Co. December 5, 1853, the above will was produced by Thomas S. Pollard and proved by the oaths of Winslow Robinson and William A. Smith. It was ordered to be recorded. Francis, Isaac and William Pollard stood surety for Thomas S. Pollard as executor who acknowledged a bond in the penalty of twenty thousand dollars for faithful discharge of his duties. Charlote Co., Virginia., Will book 13, Page 101: Account of Sales of Estate of Francis Pollard, April 1, 1861 [Note - the widow, Martha, died early 1860 so estate could be settled] To Issac Pollard: Negroes: Munford $ 290,00 George 1,180.00 Dick a boy 800.00 Tom a boy 950.00 Humphrey a boy 755.00 Henry a boy 905.00 Eliza a woman 200.00 Caty a girl 930.00 Frances a girl 630.00 Shirley a boy 610.00 Lizie a girl 500.00 Total $7,750.00 To Thomas S. Pollard Sam a negro man $1,055.00 John a boy 835.00 Fannie & 2 children Louisa and John 1,950.00 Martha a girl 585.00 Total $4,456.52? To Francis Pollard Parthenia a gifl 980.00 To William Pollard Maria an old woman at the lowet bidder 195.00 Five negroes sold to other persons. Total of Sales: $15,716.12 (April 1st, 1681) Thomas S Pollard, Exr of Francis Pollard, deceased Will Book 14, Page 485 - account through Jan 17, 1867