Goochland Co, VA, Order Book 3, 1731-1735, p 18, Court 1731, Charles paid 400 tobacco for bringing in 2 wolves heads.
Goochland Co, VA, Deed Book 4, p 215
Sept 20, 1743, from Charles Jordan of the Parish of St. James and Goochland, to Matthew Jordan of same, for 40 pounds, a certain tract of land & plantation thereon,containing 400 acres in Goochland on the north side Fluvanna RIver, and bounded by the river, Rockhouse Branch, Blackwater Branch. Signer - Charles Jordan. Wit - Charles FLeming, Thos Platt, Saml Jordan. Recorded Sep 20, 1743. Hallenah, wife of the said Charles, relinquished her right of dower to the conveyed lands.
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The Virginia Genealogist, Vol 6, No. 1, Jan-Mar, 1962, p 28
Charles Jordan in list of Tyths for 1747, Goochland Co, VA, listed with 2 (William Amos, Ned a Negroe)
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REGISTER OF ST. JAMES NORTHAM PARISH, GOOCHLAND COUNTY, VA
(This register, which was kept by Rev. William Douglas, is the property of R. Lee Traylor, Esq., of Memphis, Tennessee, and the following notes were taken by me from his very full manuscript:)
I came to Goochland Dec. 12, 1750. Preached 1st. at Dover Church Sept. 15, 1705. Received by the vestry as parish minister by the then vestry following vis: Stephen Sampson, Will Holman, Will Lewis, John Hopins, Archer Payne.
List of the Vestry for the year 1756 when I got this book:
Capt. Will Burton, Col. Arthur Hopkins. Churchwardens 1756. Col. Charles Lewis, Col. Henry Wood, Col. John Payne, Major John Smith, Major Josias Payne, Capt. James Holman,
Page 25. George Payne, William Miller, Charles Jordan, John Woodson
P 28, Marriages 1763, Oct. 1. Mathew Jordan & Mary Stogdill, both in this parish.
1765, June 11. Robert Wingfield, & Frances Jordan, both of this parish.
P 30, Marriages 1774, Jan. 27. Sam Jordan & Frances Periere, of Henrico.
P 32, Marriages 1779, Mar. 16. Will Jordan Morton & Martha Pryor, both of Goochland.
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Marriage Bonds in Goochland County, William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol. 7,
No. 2. (Oct., 1898), pp. 98-106.
March 17, 1752. Robert Burton to Sarah Jordan; sec., Charles Jordan; witn., Val. Wood.
February 18, 1744. Samuel Jordan to Judith Ware; sec., Thomas Ballard Smith; witn., Val. Wood, Hen. Wood.
November 16, 1771. William Jordan, son of Charles Jordan, to Elizabeth Woodson, daughter of Joseph Woodson; sec. Matthew Jordan; Joseph Woodson's letter of consent; Charles Jordan's letter of consent.
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The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, The Virginia Historical Society, Richmond, VA, for the year ending December 31, 1915, Vol 23, p 325
There is on record in Goochland a deed dated April 17, 1736, from Tarlton Woodson of Henrico, to Col. John Fleming, of Goochland, conveying 1290 acres in Goochland (part of "what is known as the Lickinghole survey") - 500 acres of said land had been given by the will of Charles Fleming to his grandsons Charles Jordan and George Bates. And also a deed in Goochland, dated April 1736, from John Fleming to his "cousins" (nephews) Charles Jordan, George Bates, Samuel Jordan, and Matthew Jordan, surveying 500 acres in Goochland, which hed had bought from Tarlton Woodson.
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July 13, 1765, Goochland, Co, VA, Charles Jordan made deeds of gift to two of his sons, Matthew and James, as follows:
"Give grant and confirm until son Matthew Jordan 100 acres of land lying on little lickinghold creek beginning on the Thomas Fleming line."
To beloved son James Jordan 75 acres of land beginning on Farrara Decline:, and mentions Little Rocky Branch.
DB 10, p 341, Goochland Co, VA , Charles Jordan makes a Deed of Gift to his son Charles, 150 acres on Lickinghold Creek, May 7, 1773
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Charles Jordan's will, DB 10, p 437, Goochland Co, VA written May 7 1773, proved May 16, 1774, Ex his three sons Charles, James and WIlliam, Wit. Samuel Jordan, Ambrose Stodghill, John Woodson
