The Bobbitt Family In America
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[2]October 27, 1673 - Charles City County, Virginia
"95 acres of land granted to William Bobbitt, due him for the transportation of two persons into this colony in Virginia."
June 10, 1702 - Surry County, Virginia
"List of tithables taken by William Browne - William Bobbitt, for 94 acres of land, 0 sons over 16 years of age. Tithable due to Southwark Parish."
May 12, 1703 - Prince George County, Virginia
"William Bobbitt Junior, sells 95 acres of land to John Peterson, the land which was granted to his father, October 27, 1673, and descended to William Bobbitt Junior, as heir at law, on the death of his father, William Bobbitt Senior."
September 24, 1708 - Hanover County, Virginia
"From returns made to the vestry of Saint Paul's Parish, the lines of Beever Quarter never was marked, only courses, I the said Edward Garland gave Renold Allen warning to meet us on Shrove Wednesday at James Bobbitt's, but he came not, therefore, we suppose he mistook the day."
June 1, 1712 - Prince George County, Virginia
"Surveyed for William Bobbitt of Prince George County, a tract of land on the south side of Jones Hole Swamp in that county, 90 acres of land." (Surveyed by Robert Bolling.)
December 6, 1718 - Prince George County, Virginia
"Surveyed for William Bobbitt of Prince George County, a tract of land on the left side of Rockey Run in the county. 254 acres of land." (Surveyed by Robert Bolling.)
October 21, 1718 - Chowan Precinct, North Carolina
"John Green of Chowan Precinct to John Bobbitt of the same Precinct, for the love and affection, I bear to my brother-in-law 100 acres of land on the north side of the Morattock River.
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