Born: 1754 in Germantown, PA
Married: 1783
Died: 1808 in Whitacre Farm Cem.
Father: Jacob ALLEMONG
Mother: Elizabeth Barbara HUNDSICKER
Spouses:
Occupation: 1783 Wagonmaster; Virginia
Deed: 12 AUG 1828 Frederick Co, VA
Frederick County Clerk’s Office, Winchester, Virginia
Deed Book 66, Page 6
August 12, 1828
This indenture made the 12th day of August 1828 between Jacob allemong and Elizabeth his wife of Fayette County & State of Pennsylvania (the said Jacob being an heir to Jacob allemond) decd. of the one part and John Bagent Junr. of the County of Frederick & State of Virginia of the other part Witnesseth that the said Jacob Allemong and Elizabeth his wife for and in consideration of the sum of one hundred and twenty seven dollars current money of the United States unto them in hand paid by the said John Bagent Junr. at or before the sealing and delivery hereof . . . tract in county of Frederick adjoining the lands of Abner Clark, William Bagent and others and being the same conveyed to the said Jacob Allemong decd. which is a part of a larger tract granted to the said decd by Casper Rinker and Mary his wife by deed bearing date the 2d day of September 1799 and of record in the office of the aforesaid County of Frederick, the part now conveyed is bounded as followeth - Beginning at a lating down black oak (a pine now marked) corner original tract in Bagents line . . . corner to Clark, crossing the warm spring road to a laying down W. Oak corner to said Clarke and original tract, a little east of Advertisement branch then with another line of said entire tract . . . to a small maple and gum on the north branch of drain in said line a corner also to Nicholas Allemongs . . . etc. . . . containing 50 3/4 acres.
Jacob Allemong (Seal)
(blank) (Seal)
Recorded Jan 20 1837
“Examined & dlvd. to Bagent”
Deed: 02 APR 1824 Frederick Co, VA
Frederick County Clerk’s Office, Winchester, Virginia
Deed Book 52, Page 490
Apr 2, 1824
Marginal Note: "Allemong's heirs to Dick"
This indenture made the second day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty four between Jacob Allemong and Elizabeth his wife of the county of Fayette and State of Pennsylvania and William Allemong and Charity his wife, Hillirarous Baker and Mary his wife, Casper Allemong and Christena his wife, Catherine E. Allemong and Nicholas Allemong of the county of Frederick and COmmonwealth of Virginia, heirs of Jacob Allemong late of said County decd. of the one part and John Dick of the said county of Fredk. of the other part which said John Dick intermarried with Elizabeth Allemong Junr. an heires also of the said Jacob Allemong decd.
Whereas the said Jacob Allemong decd. died seized of a certain tract of land on Timber Ridge granted by patent to Casper Rinker late of said County and by him conveyed to said Allemong and the said heirs are willing and desirous to make division thereof and the said John Dick hath purchased the undivided share of said Hilarous Baker and wife and also that of Casper Allemong and wife which said Casper hath conveyed to the said Dick by Deed of record in the Office of the said County of Frederick but his wife not having united in said conveyance hath executed a separate deed bearing date the first day of April instant for the purpose of securing her dower to the said John Dick . . . . . parcel beginning at two white oaks . . . . corner the entire tract running with it and Jacob Grove . . . to a large pine another corner of the original then with a lin thereof and Henry Grove . . . to a small pine and black oak bush in said line then crossing the tract . . . to a small hickory by an old log in another line of the original tract . . . with it to the beginning containing 157 3/4 acres . . . . . (etc) . . .
Casper Allamong (LS)
Christeanna Allamong (LS)
William Allamong (LS)
Charity Allamong (LS)
Hilarius Baker (LS)
Mary B. Baker (LS)
Catherine (her X Mark) Allamong (LS)
Nicholas Allemong (LS)
Jacob Allemong (LS)
Elizabeth (her X Mark) Allamong (LS)
Witnesses: John Ball, Thos. Hibbin
Recorded Frederick Co., VA April 26, 1827
Deed: 02 SEP 1799 Frederick Co, VA
Deed Book K 26- page 145, Sept. 2, 1799
Recorded Frederick County Clerk's office, FREDERICK COUNTY, WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA
CASPER RINKER and wife MARY to JACOB ALLEMONG
THIS INDENTURE Made the Second day of September in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety nine Between Casper Rinker and Mary his wife of the County of Frederick and State of Virginia of the one part and Jacob Allemong of the same place of the other part WITNESSETH for and in con sideration of the sum of three hundred and twenty two pounds current money of Virginia to the said Casper Rinker and Mary his wife in hand paid by the said Jacob Allemong at or before the sealing and delivery of these presents the receipt whereof he doth hereby acknowledge and thereof do release acquit and discharge the said Jacob Allemong his executors and administrators by these presents the said Casper Rinker and Mary his wife have granted bargained sold aliened released and confirmed and by these presents do grant bargain sell alien release and confirm unto the said Jacob Allemong and to his heirs a certain tract piece or parcel of land containing four hundred and twenty seven acres lying and being in the County of Frederick and State of Virginia and on Pine Ridge and Plank Cabin Ridge and on Drains of Isaac's Creek and Sleepy Creek being a tract that was granted to the said Casper Rinker by the late Thomas Lord Fairfax proprietory of the Northern Neck the grant bearing date the twenty third day of April one thousand seven hundred and seventy eight and Registered in the said Proprietors office in Book E Folio 21 or 27( illegible).
Recourse thereto being had will more fully appear and bounded as follows Viz: BEGINNING at two white oaks on the West side of the Pine Ridge extending to No. 61 degrees West one hundred and seventy one poles to two pines on plank Cabin Ridge North 24 degrees East three hundred and sixty four poles to a Spanish Oak on the North of said Ridge thence crossing it South 61 degrees East two hundred and eight poles to a large Oak standing in the Advertesment ? Branch and thence South 30 degrees 30 West three hundred poles to the Beginning and all houses, buildings, orchards ways, water courses, profits. commodities, hereditaments, and appertenances, whatsoever to the said Premises hereby granted or any part thereof belonging or on any part appertaining and the reversion and reversions, remainder and remainders issues and profits thereof and all the estate right title interest; -(two lines illegible) - said Casper Rinker and his wife Mary now at the time of ----(illegible) delivery of these Presents and seized of good sure perfect and indefeasible estate of Inheritance in fee simple of and in the premises hereby granted and released and that they have good power and absolute authority to grant and convey the same to the said Jacob Allemong in Manner and form aforesaid and that the said premises now are and forever hereafter shall remain to be free and clear of and from all other gifts grants bargains sales, dower, right and title of dower, judgments, executions titles troubles charges and encumbrances, whatsoever made done committed or suffered by the said Casper Rinker and Mary his wife or any other person or persons whatsoever. AND LASTLY that the said Casper Rinker and Mary his wife and their heirs all and singular the Premises hereby granted and released with the appurtenances unto the said Jacob Allemong his heirs and assigns against the said Casper Rinker and Mary his wife and their heirs and all and every other person and persons whatsoever shall warrant and forever defend by these presents. IN WITNESS THEREOF the said Casper Rinker and Mary his wife have hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year first above written.
Signed Sealed and Delivered
In the presence of CASPER RINKER (LS)
JACOB RINKER MARY RiflER (LS)
At a Court held for Frederick County the second day of September 1799 This Indenture was acknowledged by Casper Rinker party thereto and ordered to be recorded.
By the Court
J. A. Keith
Deed: 01 FEB 1796 Frederick Co, VA
Deed Book SC 22- page 540, Dated Feb 1, 1796, Recorded Apr 25, 1796
Recorded Frederick County Clerk's office, FREDERICK COUNTY, WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA
JACOB ALLEMONG and wife ELIZABETH to CASPER RINKER
Jacob Allemong, Junior and Elizabeth his wife, of the County of Frederick and State of Virginia of the one part and Casper Rinker of the same County and state of the other part Witnesseth that for and in consideration of the sum of two hundred Pounds current money of Virginia to the said Jacob Allemong, Junior in hand paid to the said Casper Rinker at or before the sealing and delivery of these presents the Receipt whereof he doth hereby acknowledge and thereof doth release and acquit and discharge the said Casper Rinker his executors and administrators by these presents the said Jacob Allemong Junior and Elizabeth his wife have granted bargained sold aliend released and confirmed and by these presents Do grant bargain sell alien release and confer unto the said Casper Rinker and his Heirs a certain piece parcel or Tract of land lying and being in the Counties of Frederick and Berkeley in the State of Virginia aforesaid. It being the same tract of Land which was conveyed to the said Jacob Allemong Junior by Jacob Allemong Senior by his certain Indenture of Bargain and Sale bearing the date the first day of June in thge year of our Lord One Thousand Seven Hundred and Ninety and of Record in the County Court of Frederick reference Being thereto had may more at large and fully appear and is bounded as followeth to wit. Beginning at a broken top Hiccory in the Carrons corner to the lands formerly belonging to Patrick Rice now George Rice then with his line South 75 degrees. East twenty five poles to a large white Oak corner to the said Rice and Doctor McCormick now Frances McCormick then with McCormicks line So. 79 degrees Ninteypoles to a Locust post in the said line then leaving the lines of the said Land North 21 degrees East seventy poles to a Hiccory sapling then North 58 degrees West Thirtyfive poles to a small Whiteoak in the center between two whiteoaks and two Black saplings then north 13 degrees. East one hundred and eighty three Poles to a Locust post in the division line between the said Allemong and Robert Throckmorton then with the same North 52 West Eighty two poles to a Locust post in the line of the land formerly belonging to Lord Fairfax and thence to the same Sosuth 21 degrees west three hundred and twenty four poles to the Beginning containing one hundred and sixty acres be the same more or less and all hoses buildings orchards ways water courses Profits commodities hereditaments and appurtances whatsoever on the said premises hereby Granted or any part thereof belonging or in any wise appertaining and the reversion and reversions, remainder and remainders [ ? ] Issues and Profits thereof and also all the estate Right title Interest use trust property and demand whatsoever of them the said Jacob Allemong Junior and Elizabeth his wife of in and to the said Premises and all deeds evidences and Writings touching or in any wise concerning the same: TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the lands hereby conveyed and all and Singular other the premises hereby granted and released and every part and parcel thereof with their and every of their appurtenances unto the said Casper Rinker his heirs and assigns forever to the only proper use and behoof of him the said Casper Rinker and of his heirs and assigns Forever and the said Jacob Allemong Junior and Elizabeth his wife for themselves their heirs executors and administrators doth covenant promise and grant to and with the said Casper Rinker his heirs and assigns by these presents that the said Jacob Allemong Junior and Elizabeth his wife now at the time of sealing and delivering these presents are seized of good sure perfect indefeasible estate of Inheritance in fee simple of and in the Premises hereby granted and released and that they hath good Power and lawfull and absolute authority to grant and to convey the same to the said Casper Rinker in manner and form aforesaid. And that the said premises mow are and forever hereafter shall remain free and clear of and from all other gifts grants bargains and sales dower right and title of dower Judgments executions titles troubles charges and encumbrances whatsoever made done committed or suffered by the said Jacob Allemong Junior and Elizabeth his wife or any other person or persons whatsoever.
AND LASTLY that the said Jacob Allemong Junior and Elizabeth his wife and their heirs all and singular the Premises hereby granted and released with the appurtenances unto the said Casper Rinker his heirs and assigns against them the said Jacob Allemong Jr and Elizabeth his wife and their heirs and all and every other Person or Persons whatsoever shall warrant and forever by these presents.
IN WITNESS thereof the said Jacob Allemong Junior and Elizabeth his wife have hereunto set their hands and Seals the day and year first written above.
Signed Sealed and delivered
Jacob Allemong Jr. (LS)
Elizabeth Allemong (LS)
In presence of
Conrad Ronymus
Phebe Stanbrough
At a superior court continued and held for the district composed of the counties of Frederick, Berkeley, Hampshire Hardy and Shenandoah at Winchester the 25th of April 1796,
this Indenture was acknowledged by Jacob Allemong Junior and Elizabeth his wife. Parties thereto she being first prively examined as the Law directs and ordered to be recorded.
By the court,
Peyton C. D. Cur or Sur or D.Lin
Notes:
He purchased 1769, 100 acres of land for which he paid in Penn. currency; and the same year purchased the adjoining 300 acres for which he paid in Virginia currency. These lands adjoined the lands of the late Lord Thomas Fairfax. These were later bought of his lordship by "Major" Caspar Rinker, sold and given in dowry for the marriage of his daughter Elizabeth to Jacob Allomong, Sr.
Jacob Allemong 2nd 1790 gave portions of his land to sons Jacob, Sr. and Christian. Thereby we can see the building of the large plantations of one family.
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Jacob Allemong, m. Elizabeth Rinker
Jacob Allemong Sr. was born in 1754 in Whitehall Township, Northampton County, Pennsylvania. He was the second child of Jacob Allemong and Elizabeth Barbara who came to Virginia in 1768, according Frederick County court records. His wife was Elizabeth Rinker, daughter of Major Casper, 1727-1804, and Mary Maria Schultz Rinker, 1731-1828. She was born on 6-Nov-1761 in Pennsylvania and died in 1848.
Jacob Allemong Sr. was a wagonmaster and shoemaker by trade. He was a wagonmaster for the Continental Line of Virginia all through the American Revolutionary War for which he was awarded 25 pounds, 16 shillings in Court of Frederick County, Virginia 1783. His father, Jacob, was also a patriot furnishing horses and food for the army of George Washington. Public Service Claims Commissioner’s Book 11 68 1940, Monday, September 1, 1783. “Jacob Allemong for wagon hire for the Continental Army as of debts. Court of Frederick County Virginia. Awarded 25 pounds, 16 shillings.”
Jacob Allemong, Sr. was found dead on Timber Ridge road in Frederick County, Virginia on March 8, 1808, in the 32nd year of the Commonwealth, so states the records in Frederick County Court, located in the Virginia State Archives. A jury, composed of neighbors was appointed to study the cause of death and they determined that it was by natural causes, “died by the visitation of God.” The presiding Justice of the Peace was John McCoole; jurors: Patrick Reynolds, Henry Heironimous, Thomas Collins, Reason Mason, Jacob Grove, Henry Grove, John Newland, Jacob Null, William Lawson, Joseph Ware, Samuel Wright and Jacob Heironimous. The inquisition was held on 23-Mar-1808.
Casper Rinker gave and sold in dower, for his daughter, some 400 acres of land on Timber Ridge to Jacob Allemong, Sr. This ground became land given by Jacob, Sr. to his son Jacob Allemong, Jr., 1784-1872. Jacob, Jr. later sold this ground to his uncle, Jacob Rinker of Frederick County, Virginia. The record of the sale indicates that “no Allemong is to have any part of the ground or any of its outhouse and etc.”
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