Copied from microfilm at the Virginia State Library, 1101
Capital, Richmond, Virginia in 1987.

JOHN KING -
	Order Book 1737-1749, page 55 (reel 6)
-An additional appraisal of the estate of JOHN KING, deceased.
Mentions a number of pieces of silver. 2 Sept. 1738 Court by
William Small and William Parsons.

	Order Book 1737-1749, page 137 (reel 6)
-Brought over 335 pounds
-To a legacy by Mr. MICHAEL KING of Nansemond to CHARLES KING and
ARMISTEAD KING in the hands of Mr. JOHN KING, deceased. 14
pounds.
-To Robert Armistead judgement against JOHN KING, deceased - for
balance to Armistead estate - 22 pounds.
-By balance William Smith judgement
-By negroes kept by WILLIAM KING not hired out
-By judgement obtained by Mrs. REBECCA KING
-By a tract of land in Nansemond County

	Order Book 1731-1747, page 112 (reel 17)
-The will of JOHN KING, deceased was proved by the oath of Miles
Cary, Wm. Armistead. JOHN KING and WILLIAM KING, executors.

MICHAEL KING -
	Order Book 1731-1747, pages 117 & 154 Reel 17
- Not copied.

WILLIAM KING -
	Order Book 1731-1747, page 243 (reel 6)
-lists slaves, livestock, etc, value 302 pounds, June 2, 1747.
John Moore, Miles Cary, John Jenkins.

	Order Book 1731-1747, page 250 (reel 6)
-Appraisal of the remainder of the estate of William King,
deceased, 7 July 1747
John Moore, Miles Cary, John Jenkins

	Order Book 1758-1764, page 533 (reel 6)
-Mary King, Administrator
- Balance due as return 3 July 1750.
-To the orphans of Michael King, deceased
-To Mr. HENRY KINGs decree in the inst of charge thereon. total
201 pounds   12 August 1763.