Jacob JOHNSON

- 1710

• Name	Jacob JOHNSON
  Gender	Male
  Death	1710	Virginia Colony
  	Jacob died during the summer of 1710.
  Will	27 May 1710	Princess Anne Co, Virginia Colony   [1]
  	Jacob's will named his son Jacob as the executor of his estate. His signature was witnessed by Charles ______, John Kemp and C. Cocke.
  Will Recorded	5 Jul 1710	Princess Anne Co, Virginia Colony   [1]
  	His will was proved in Princess Anne County Court on 5 July 1710, and ordered recorded.
  Person ID	I52495	mason
  Last Modified	22 Jul 2026

  
  

  Family 1	Mary ASHALL   d. Before 27 May 1710, Virginia Colony
  Marriage	Between 1 Sep 1671 and 16 Feb 1674/5  [2, 3]
  	The couple was married after 1 September 1671, when Mary was named as "Mary Ashall" in her father's will of that date, but before 16 February 1674/5, when her mother appointed Jacob Johnson, her "Loveing Sonne in Law" as her attorney.
  Children	1. Jacob JOHNSON   d. 1710, Virginia Colony   2. Mary JOHNSON,   b. Virginia Colony d. 1735, Virginia Colony
  Family ID	F4290	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	22 Jul 2026

  
  

  Family 2	Ann (UNKNOWN)   d. Jul 1716, Virginia Colony
  Marriage	Before 27 May 1710  [1]
  	The couple had married prior to 27 May 1710, when Jacob named wife "Ann" in his will of that date.
  Notes	The union of these two particular individuals is based on circumstantial evidence, at best.
  Family ID	F6524	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	22 Jul 2026

  
  

• Sources

  [S172] Anne E. Maling, abstractor, Maling Princess Anne County, Virginia Land and Probate Records Abstracted from Deed Books One to Seven, 1691 - 1755, ((Bowie, MD: Heritage Books, 1992)). p. 29: Jacob Johnson will [2DB36]. [S1] Charles Fleming McIntosh, McIntosh, Lower Norfolk County & Norfolk County Wills 1637-1710, ((1914, Rpt. Westminster, MD: Family Line Publications, n.d.)). p. 37-38: George Ashall will [Book E, f. 134]. [S202] Edward Wilson James, editor, James, The Lower Norfolk County Virginia Antiquary, ((1895 - 1906, Rpt. New York: P. Smith, 1951)), Vol. 3, Part 1. p. 33: power of attorney.