Guysbert BOGART

                   Other marriages,including Bogart.

Elizabeth was to receive the land after her mothers death, her children weren't mentioned. (See: Will of Owen Jones) Will Bk 3 page 230 Philadelphia Co., PA.

1734 Philadelphia County Landowners, Upr. Marion Twp. shows Owen Jones owning 100 acres.Reference: "West Virginia Estate Settlements-1753-1850" ( A reprint of West Virginia Estate Settlements as first published in West Virginia Quarterly, Vols. XV11, XX, XX1,XX11,XX111, Nos 1 adn 2; and Vol XV11,XX,XX11,XX111, No3; and Vols XV11,XX11,XX111, No. 4; with Index added) Compiled by Ross B. Johnston, Edited and Indexed by Mitz1 Musick Barnet.
Page 108: Bogard, Elizabeth:Will 8-1785 Dev: Ann Mace, Unice (Eunice) Harness, dau's.
Page 110: Harness, Unice (Eunice): Will 11-11-1823 Dau, Eliz Welton, Jemima Cunningham, Susan Cunningham, Hanna Hill, daus: others
Page 110: Harness, John: Will 6-12-1810 . Dev, Unice, Wife; Adam; Joseph (son), Jemimah Cunningham, Eliza Welton, Hannah Hull (or Hill), Sarah Cunningham daus.; others.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Now Notice; This was before Elizabeth (Petty) Bogard's death in Hampshire Co., VA:LDS film 588,702 Bk 6 page 181Hampshire Co., Virginia;10th day of April 1784Elizabeth Bogard: gave her Power of Attorney to her beloved son Joseph Petty of Hampshire Co. her power of attorney to convey all my right, tithe and Interest of and in a certain tract of land containing one hundred acres situate, lying and being in the County of Philadelphia in the State of Pennsylvania his to make such conveyances and assmanses? as may be thought competent both in law and equity, hereby giving my said attorney full power, and everything concerning the same, in as ample manner as may obtain this premises . In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal on the X day of April 1784.In presence ofAndrew WoodrowJos. NevileJonathan HeathAbel Randale
At a Court held for Hampshire County the 10th day of April 1784. This power of Attorney from Elizabeth Bogard to Joseph Petty was proved by the Oaths of Andrew Wodrow, Joseph Nevile and Abel Randale, Witnsses, and ordered to be recorded: Teste: And. Wodrow C.C 
Later, after Elizabeth Bogard's death the other boys issued each other Power of Attorney to go get their Mothers property in Philadelphia, and authorize their brother John who lived in Pennsylvania, but didn't list the county. In each case that was blank. - - -. where the county should have been.
Permission must be granted by Author to use in publication. Barb McGee

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