George Musick 1683

George Musick III Father	George Musick IV	Sarah Ann Barth Mother
	Sarah Ann Allen Spouse

George Musick
Name	George    Musick
Gender	Male
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Birth and Death Information
Born	1683
	United States of America
Deceased	5 Mar 1754
Family Relationships
Father	George Musick III
Mother	Sarah Ann Barth
Spouse	Sarah Ann Allen
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Children	Daniel Musick Elexious Musick I Ambrose Musick Abraham Musick Ephraim Musick George Musick V Elizabeth Musick Agnes Musick Kezia Musick
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Will/Estate	Will of George Musick IV
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Daniel Musick
Elexious Musick I
Ambrose Musick
Abraham Musick
Ephraim Musick
George Musick V
Elizabeth Musick
Agnes Musick
Kezia Musick

Much more to fill in later.

George is well covered in the G.C. and E. S. Musick's extensive genealogies of the family. They refer to George as "The Pioneer" as he was the furthest back they could reliably trace. Family Search believes they've traced the line back several more generations, and I will try to corroborate that for myself.

But, we do get quite a bit of information from George's Will, which G. C. Musick found in Will Book B, Part I Page 181, Spotsylvania County, VA. Court Records, probated on 5 Mar 1754, we learn.

that George Musick Sr and his wife, Ann, were parents of six sons: Abraham; Ambrose; Daniel;Elections (Elexious); Ephraim; George Jr.; and three daughters: Agnes; Elizabeth; and Kezia. Ann and the children were living when George died.

Crozier's book Virginia County Records, Spotsylvania County, 1721-1800 has many land records for George and Family, outlined in Genealogy of the Musick Family and Some Kindred Lines. In Land Transaction 1 below, we learn that Ambrose must have been born around 1720 (as he is old enough to be a witness to the sale in 1743), and Transaction 2 confirms that William Trustee is George's son-in-law (to daughter Elizabeth), when in 1746 he gifts the couple 50 acres. Transaction 3, also in 1746, he also gives 50 acres to his son George Jr (V) (this is about 8 years before George's death at 70 years old). Transaction 4 is (about 13 years) after George dies, recorded 1767, and has son Daniel selling 100 acres that he inherited to Benjamin Johnson.

Six years before this, in 1761 (7 years after George's death) son Daniel sells another 61.5 of his 100 acres to Thomas Witt. Where did these come from? Apparently Dan was quite the land baron, because again in 1763 he sells 30 acres to John Chiles. Then 1764 he buys from his brother-in-law William 50 acres. In 1775 he and brother George sell 68 acres to George McNeil, with witnesses John (Ephraim's son) and the other sons Ephraim are all still living in Spotsylvania, VA in 1775.

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George is featured in both Grover Musick and Egbert Musick's versions of Genealogy of the Musick Family and Some Kindred Lines.

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Documents and Sources

Will of George Musick IV, probated 5 Mar 1754	Will of George Musick IV, probated 5 Mar 1754, Virginia County Records, Spotsylvania County, 1721-1800, Crozier, Pg. 13, from WIll Book B 1749-1759
Land Transaction 1 Sale of 170 acres from Nicholas Randolph to John Graves, witnessed by son Ambrose	Land Transaction 2 Gift of 50 acres Elizabeth and husband William Trustey
original Musick, George Land grant 11 July 1719. Location: King William County. Description: 250 acres on the north west side of Mays Run, on the south side the South River. Source: Land Office Patents No. 10, 1710-1719, p. 430 (Reel 10). Part of the index to the recorded copies of patents for land issued by the Secretary of the Colony serving as the colonial Land Office. The collection is housed in the Archives at the Library of Virginia.
Land Transaction 3 Gift of 50 acres to son George J. (V)	Land Transaction 3 Gift of 50 acres to son Daniel
Land Transaction 5 Daniel sells of 61.5 acres Thomas Wiatt	Land Transaction 6 Daniel sells of 30 acres John Chiles
Land Transaction 7 Daniel buys of 50 acres his brother William Trustee	Land Transaction 8 Daniel and his brother George V sell 68 acres in 1775
original Land grant 28 September 1728. 1728 - 0928 Location: Spotsylvania County. Grantee(s): Allen, Thomas and Musick, George. Description: 1000 acres. . Source: Land Office Patents No. 13, 1725-1730 (v.1 & 2 p.1-540), p. 382 (Reel 12). Part of the index to the recorded copies of patents for land issued by the Secretary of the Colony serving as the colonial Land Office. The collection is housed in the Archives at the Library of Virginia.	original Land grant 10 July 1745. 1745 - 0710 Location: Spotsylvania County. Grantee(s): Musick, George and Craves, John. Description: 520 acres beginning and extending in the fork of the Devils Ditch Swamp a corner to Joseph Roberts land. Source: Land Office Patents No. 23, 1743-1745 (v.1 & 2 p.567-1147), p. 936 (Reel 21). Part of the index to the recorded copies of patents for land issued by the Secretary of the Colony serving as the colonial Land Office. The collection is housed in the Archives at the Library of Virginia.
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