Person:Job Meadors (3)

Job Meadows, 1 male under 16 (James), 1 male 16+ (Job), 5 females (Susanna, Sarah, (2 others), Lucy)
near neighbor: Lewis Meadows

1 June 1785, Lewis Meador to Job Meador his son
16 November 1790, grant
21 January 1795, purchase
17 October 1796, Jason Meador to Job Meador
18 December 1799, grant
3 May 1800, sold
3 December 1801, deed of gift to son James
3 December 1801, deed of gift to son Joel
3 December 1801, deed of gift to daughters Milly, Lucy, Levina, Rebecca
7 March 1803, grant
10 February 1804, from Isham Meador to Job Meador
26 July 1804, from Levi Meador to Job Meador, inc. part of father's original grant
April 1813, partition of land after death

Job Medders, 1 male under 10, 1 male 10-15, 1 male 45+ (Job); 3 females under 10, 1 female 10-15, 1 female 16-25, 1 female 26-44 (Lucy)

Job, Levi, Isham Jr., Lewis Medders are listed in adjacent lines to each other, with William Lowrey as well as other Lowreys as near neighbors

Pursuant to an order of Court April Term 1813 and directions of a Jury sworn to lay off and divide the land of Job Meador, deceased
the following plats were laid out
- to Loosy [Lucy] Meadow widow; 276 acres
- to Willis Worley and wife; 150 acres, and he shall pay to the guardian of Milly Loosy Levina and Rebecca Meadow $70.50
- to Eli Lowry and wife; 150 acres, and he shall pay guardian of minors $70.50
- to Loosy Levina Milly Rebecca; 152 acres adjoining the widows dower, and 100 acres and 300 acres separate tracts
Signed John Sinclair, Robert Huntley, M. D. Mires
Witnesses John Rushing, J. Sherwood Auld
Done on petition of Lucy Meadow widow of Job Meadow at 2nd Monday, April 1813 session of Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.

Job Meador, 1 male 16-25 (Joel), 1 male 45 and over (Job); 2 females under 10 (probably Milly and Rebecca), 1 female 10-15 (possibly Levina), 1 female 16-25 (possibly Lucy), 2 females 45 (Lucy, unknown) and over; 6 slaves
adjacent names: James Rora [Rorie], Jesse Melton, Eli Lowry

Know all men by these presents that we
Job Meadows, James Morie [sic - Rorie], Alfred Sinclair, John Pounds, Thomas Hill
are bound unto James Autry and John Autry Gurardians of Bethuel Autry and Polly Autry
in the sum of 250£
the conditions is such that if Job Meadows, James Morie [sic], Alfred Sinclair, John Pounds, Thomas Hill
shall well and truly pay to said James Autry and John Autry Guardians and Bethuel and Polly Autry 23£ 7 shillings and 6 pence or an 1/8 part of the money to be produced by the sale of a 373 acre tract of land of the estate of the late William Morie [sic - Rorie] dec'd on or before 1 Jan next
Then the above obligation to be void otherwise to remain in effect.
Signed 18 Jan 1809, Job Meadows, Thomas Hill, John Pounds, Thomas Hill [sic -- James Rorie?]
Witness C. Daniel
3 March 1810 - Received in Part of the within Bond a Judgement against Hugh Meadow and William Hubbert for "twenty thirty seven cents" [$20.37?] kalso at another time $2.50
Proved April 1825 [___ large space ____] James Autry [does this belong here or with signatures above?]
by Joseph Pickett who proved witness Chesley Daniels handwriting and that he is out of state
[NOTE: This is a transcription, and has some obvious problems]

[William Rorie was the father of James Rorie, Lucy Rorie wife of Job Meador, Judah Rorie wife of Thomas Hill, Elizabeth Rorie mother of James, Bethuel and Polly Autry, and Martha Rorie wife of Alfred Sinclair, and grandfather of Levina Rorie wife of John Pounds