Long John Bybee, Property in Fluvanna County, Virginia (Then called Albemarle County) was found at Ballengers Creek 9 miles north of Palmyra... The Circuit Court of Albemarle County, Virginia shows John Bybee owned 1500 acres of land on both sides of Ballengers Creek. Now close to this location is Bybee, Virginia a small village. It appears John was a slave owner as recorded March 03, 1758 where John mortgages 900 acres 6 slaves, 20 head of cattle, 4 feather beds and furniture to George Robinson.
He was probably buried on his family farm in Fluvanna County.
He was probably buried on his family farm in Fluvanna County.
Long John Bybee, Property in Fluvanna County, Virginia (Then called Albemarle County) was found at Ballengers Creek 9 miles north of Palmyra... The Circuit Court of Albemarle County, Virginia shows John Bybee owned 1500 acres of land on both sides of Ballengers Creek. Now close to this location is Bybee, Virginia a small village. It appears John was a slave owner as recorded March 03, 1758 where John mortgages 900 acres 6 slaves, 20 head of cattle, 4 feather beds and furniture to George Robinson.
He was probably buried on his family farm in Fluvanna County.
He was probably buried on his family farm in Fluvanna County.
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