Richard ASHALL^[1]

- 1680

• Name	Richard ASHALL
  Gender	Male
  Death	Between 2 Sep 1671 and 2 Jun 1680  [1, 2]
  	George Ashall's will, dated 1 September 1671, gave his eldest son Richard the choice of Wolves Neck plantation or the plantation at Little Creek where George resided at the time. His son George was to have the plantation rejected by Richard. The 2 June 1680 division of the Wolves Neck plantation between George's three daughters and their respective husbands suggests that either or both of George's sons were deceased by that date. Further support for the early deaths of Richard and George, the younger, is the absence of their names from any extant records after 1671.
  Person ID	I60952	mason
  Last Modified	22 Jul 2026

  
  

  Father	George ASHALL   d. c. 1672/3, Virginia Colony
  Mother	Mary (UNKNOWN)   d. After 16 Feb 1674/5, Virginia Colony
  Family ID	F4291	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Sources

  [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. pp. 30-32, George Ahsall will & p. 33, 2 June 1680 division of Wolves Neck plantation.