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I think that they left out one generation. I have Theophilus son of Reuben, Sr & 2nd. wife Sarah Speight; Reuben son of Isaac & ??; Isaac son of Nicholas; son of William of Nansemond.
Nicholas with Rebecca,his wife, gave power of attorney to Thomas Rountree to convey tracts of land in Nansemond Co, Va. Sold 120 acres on 25 March 1729 to William Hunter. sold 100 acres on 24 April 1729 to Isaac Hutner.
Isaac is not named in the will of his father Nicholas Hunter, but the proof of his paternity is given in deeds. This is not my line of descent, but I research all lines. I descend through Nicholas's daughter Kezziah Mitchell.
Mentioned in Deed: "Isaac Hunter, Jr. to Isaac Hunter, Sr, 384 acres, part of a patent ot Wm. Hunter, late of Virginia and given by him to his son Nicholas Hunter, and by him sold to his son Isaac Hunter on Meherrin Swamp, issuing out of Bennetts Creek.
Thomas Rountree, attorney for Nicholas and Rebecca Hunter to Isaac Hunter, 100 acres on SE side of Meherrin Swamp, adjoining patent sold to Wm. Hunter. Test: Wm. Hunter, Charles Rountree.
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ISSAC HUNTER, JR. sold to ISAAC HUNTER, SR. 384 acres, part of a patent to WM. HUNTER, late of VA. and given by him to his son NICHOLAS and sold by him to his son ISAAC on Meherrin swamp issuing out of Bennett's creek. Dated 2 MAY 1739.
Tests: Wm Hunter, Elisha Hunter. Chowan Co. Bk. 3, page 133.
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Reuben Hunter of Northampton Co planter, to David Rice, Jr. of Nansemond Co for 40 lbs. current money, 320 acres adjoining John Duke and Thos. Roughtree, part of a plat to James Hutcherson 2 Aug 1730 and sold by Hutcherson to Isaac Hunter 4 Aug 1738 and was by the said Hunter bequeathed to his son the said Reuben Hunter by the will of his father, deceased. Northampton Co Deed Abstracts, Bk. 2, p. 112.
>From Abstracts of Deeds - Northampton, Books One and Two, 1741-1759 by
Hofmann, Film #1321223
Book Two, p. 113 - Reuben Hunter of Northampton Co. to David Rice, Jr. of
VA 12 Apr 1753
20 pounds - VA money
100 acres of woodland joining Dempsy Hunter, Wm. Ruffin, other lands of
Reuben Hunter and a road, as by patent to Edward Howcott, 3 July 1724, and
devised to said Reuben by the will of his father Isaac Hunter, decd. Reg.
May Ct. 1753
Wake Co, NC County Court Minutes 1793 Thru 1796, Book III.
On motion of William Nash Attorney for the County that an Inquiry be made into the charge against Allen Brewer, Charles Thomas, and Joel Parish touching the death of Reuben Hunter the Court gave it as their opinion that the said Brewer, Thomas and Parish are only chargeable with a violent assault and battery on the body of the said Hunter and directs that the said Brewer, Thomas and Parish be bound to appear at next court to answer etc.
28 Aug 1797: Division of land of REUBEN HUNTER, approved in County Court of Wake Co, North Carolina; land devided among his widow and sons NEEDHAM; CADER; WHITMELL; DEMPSEY. Sons REUBEN and ISAAC relinquished claims to land. Widow SARAH'S dower to be divided between her sons DEMPSEY, CADER, THEOPHILUS, WHITMELL and NEEDHAM.
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