1761 Robert Harris gifted (for natural love and affection) 2 enslaved persons to son-in-law William Dalton in Albemarle County, Virginia. [1]
1762 Samuel Dalton senior and wife Anne gifted (for natural love and affection) land to son William in Albemarle County, Virginia. [2]
1762 John Mitchell of Great Britain sold land to William Dalton in Albemarle County, Virginia. [3]
1768 The executors of the estate of Robert Harris sold land from the estate on March 12 in Albemarle County, Virginia. Witnessed by William Dalton. [4]
A biosketch of William Dalton, son of Samuel Dalton, has been published. [5]
[1] Albemarle County (Virginia). County Clerk, Deed Book 3, 1761-1764, Albemarle County, Virginia: Albemarle. Deed Books 1761–1764, DGS 7893699, image 70, [FamilySearchImage].
[2] Albemarle County (Virginia). County Clerk, Deed Book 3, 1761-1764, Albemarle County, Virginia: Albemarle. Deed Books 1761–1764, DGS 7893699, image 70, [FamilySearchImage].
[3] Albemarle County (Virginia). County Clerk, Deed Book 3, 1761-1764, Albemarle County, Virginia: Albemarle. Deed Books 1761–1764, deed 3-190, DGS 7893699, image 103, [FamilySearchImage].
[4] Albemarle County (Virginia). County Clerk, Deed Book 7, 1776-1782, Albemarle County, Virginia: Albemarle. Deed Books 1776–1782, DGS 7893701, image 95, [FamilySearchImage].
[5] United States. Family Histories 1808–1980, DGS 7540159, image 228, [FamilySearchImage].