Descendants of John CORE
Notes
31. Levi CORE
DEATH CERTIFICATE
Levi Core, d. 06/26/1872 - Accomack Co, Virginia
Cause of Death: Asthma Age: 80
Occupation at Death: Widower
No Parents Listed
Reported by: Jno. W Core, Son
MARRIAGE TO LEVI, SON OF LEVI, DISCOVERED IN "MARK LEWIS" PAPERS AT THE ACCOMAC PUBLIC LIBRARY.
09/18/1827: William Core, age about 15 years, orphan of William Core, deceased, bound to Elijah Brittingham to learn to be shoe and bootmaker.
Pine View was the residence. It was on Rt. 13 on the sea side about two miles south of the Cape Charles turnoff. The house stood until 1992 when it was demolished for construction of Kiptopeke Elementary School. The family cemetary was just about 30 yards behind the site of the house. The monument in the cemetary was added by John H. Core, William's son. The cemetary has been refurbished at the expense of the direct descendents of William H. Core, Mrs. Marie Wootton, Mrs. Juliet Smith and Mr. William C. Duffy, Jr., who are the Great grandchildren of William H. Core.
Dedication of Kiptopeke Elementary School was held on Saturday morning, October 2nd, 1993 and Mrs. Wootton and Mrs. Smith were invited guests along with this writer, George William Core, who is a 2nd cousin, 3 generations removed of William H. Core.
60. John Harvey CORE
1. Fought with "Mosby's Rangers" in the Civil War.
2. Interred in the largest privately owned Mausoleum in State of Virginia.
Martha was a the widow of a man named "Murray" when she married John Harvey Core and was 35 years old.
61. James Caleb CORE
WILL
I, James Caleb Core do hereby make this my last will and testament.
I leave to my neice Mollie A Core $12,000. To my neice Juliet Core Blanchard $5,000. To my neice Grace Core Pegues $5,000. To my nephew Christopher Walthal Core $5,000. To my nephew John Thomas Core $5,000. To my nephew Dr William Core Duffy $5,000. To my nephew John Core Duffy $5,000. To my great neice Marie Core Duffy $2,000. To my cousin Margaret Duncan Scott $1,000. To my cousin Emma Duncan Scott $1,000. To my cousin Corda Duncan Rowley $1,000. To the Lower Northampton Baptist Church $1,000.
The balance of my estate, both real and personal to my brother William Thomas Core.
03/09/1829: Edward C. Core, Age 17, (b. 1812) bound to Henry Brittingham until
10 March 1838 to learn business of boot and shoemaker.1840: Accomack Court, Ordered the sale of the personal estate of Edward C.
Core.
x4/02/1819: Suit, John L. Core, Plt. vs J.T. Dickerson, Def. Continued. 06/04/1819: Above action, John L. Core awarded $ 95.92 by jury.
02/22/1822: John L. Core, Bill of Sale of Personal Property to Jackson Laws. 01/25/1830: Audit of the estate of John L. Core ordered.
William Laws, using Levin Core as security granted Letters of
Administration for the estate of John L. Core, deceased. Widow
relinquishing her favor.
William Laws granted administration for John L. Core, deceased.
Jacob Warner & Levin Core, seconds.
04/02/1830: Ordered George Warner to settle the estate of John L. Core. 07/26/1830: Return of Sales of the estate of John L. Core recorded.
Audit returned & recorded of the estate of John L. Core.
1830: Levin Core as security for William Laws to administer the estate of
John L. Core, deceased in 1829.
49. Levin CORE
12/30/1833: Was Deputy Sheriff, Accomack Co.
06/29/1835: Was Deputy Clerk of Court, Accomack Co.
04/06/1836: Appointed Clerk of Court, Accomack Co.
07/30/1838: Sworn in as Clerk of Court, Accomack Co.
06/24/1839: Appointed Overseer of the Poor, Accomack Co.
09/30/1839: Appointed Justice of the Peace, Accomack Co.
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