Notes for Johann George Klaar: Notes for Johann Georg Klaar: The following information is from the Clore-Glore Genealogy manuscript by Delma Rae Carpenter, Sr. (1881-1967). Page 18: George Clore (son of Michael Clore) appears first on March 25, 1746, on which date (with Russell Hill and Francis Michael) he appraised the estate of Frederick Bumgardner. In May, 1747 he was appointed as overseer of the highway from the German ridge path. On November 15, 1750 Michael Glore (sic) and wife Barbara deeded to George Glore "for natural love" 300 acres lying on the north side of the Robinson River, part of a grant to George Moyer of September 28, 1728. Probably George Clore was already heavily afflicted and this deed was made to enable him to provide for his family, for only eight days later, November 23, 1750 he made his will, probated September 19, 1751. It was witnessed by Mical Holt, John Clore, and Michael Rossal. Testator names John Clore and Mical Rossal as his executors. Mention is made of loving wife Barbara Clore, sons Michael Clore and Peter Clore, and daughter Alesabat (Elizabeth) Clore, each of which children is to receive 100 acres of land. Michael Russel renounces his executorship and John Clore is appointed sole executor. The court appointed Peter Weaver as guardian of Michael Clore, heir and devisee of the testator. Evidently he was the oldest son and still a minor. Since the two children of George Clore who married did not marry until about 1768 and later it is safe to assume that they were quite young when their father died and that George was probably under 30. Inasmuch as Peter Weaver was appointed guardian of George Clore's son it is a safe inference that Barbara, wife of George, was the daughter of Peter Weaver. I also believe she soon after her first husband's death married (Andrew?) Carpenter, Peter Weaver in his will, dated March 27, 1763, probated August 18, 1763, mentions among others a daughter Barbary Carpenter. ******************************************************** Madison County, Virginia Deed Book 1, page 36 We Peter Clore and John Baker do hereby certify that we have Recev,d full satisfaction of John Weaver Senr. for all of George Clore decaes,d [sic] Estate and all of Michael Clore Senr. Decas,d [sic] Estate that fell to us And was deposited in the hands of him the said John Weaver for which He was Chose guardian [sic] and we do hereby declare that we have Receiv,d the Whole and every part of the s,d Estate and each of us Jointly and Severally And we do hereby give him A full Receipt from the Beginning of the world to this date given under our hands this Eleventh Day of Sept 1784 Peter Clore, John Baker At a court held for the County of Madison on Thursday the 23d of January 1794 This Receipt from Peter Clore and John Baker to John Weaver Senr. was acknowledged by Peter Clore and Ordered to be Recorded as to him Teste John Walker Jr C.M.C. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Will of George Clore Culpeper County, Virginia Will Book A, p 41-42 [Typescript by Cathi Clore Frost] In the Name of God Amen I Grge Clore being Sick in Body but of good and perfect memory thanks be to Almighty God and callan to Remembrance the uncertain state of this Transitory life and that all Flesh must yield unto Death when it shall please God to Call Do make and declare this my last will and Testament in manner and form following First being penintent and sorry for all my Sins most humbly desiring forgiveness for the same I command my Soul unto Almighty God my Saviour and Redeemer in whom and whose Merits I trust and believe Assuredly to be saved by and to have full Remission and Forgiveness of all my Sins and to inherit the Kingdom of Heaven and my Body I commit to the earth to be decently Buried at the Discretion of my Executors - hereafter named and for the settling of my Temporal Estate and such Goods and chattels as it hath pleased God to bestow upon me I do order give and dispose of the Same in manner and form - following Imprims I give and bequeath unto my Loving Wife Barbara Clore my houses and Plantation also the use of all my - Goods and Whatsoever during the time of her natural Life time Secondly I give and bequeath unto my Eldest Sone Michael Clore one hundred Acres of Land and a hose Thirdly I give and bequeath unto my Second Sone Peter Clore one hundred Acres of Land and a hose Fourthly I give and bequeath unto my Daughter alesabat Clore one hundred acres of Land and a Cow and Calf to be paid unto her out of my Estate at the time of her being Married Fifthly and lastly I do herewith institute and appoint my loving Friends John Clore and Mical Rossal to be my Executors of this my last Will and Testament Revoking and disannulling all other former Bequests heretofore by me made and in Order that this be my last Will and Testament I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 23th of November 1750 Gorge Clore, (L.S.) Sin'd Seal'd and Delivered and declared to be } his last Will and Testament in the Presence of us } his Mical M holt mark John Clore Michael Rossal At a Court held for the County of Culpeper on Thursday the 19th day September 1751. This Last Will and Testament of George Clore was exhibited into Court by John Clore one of the Executors therein Named proved by the Oaths of Michael Holt and Michael Russel Witnesses thereto and Ordered to be Recorded the said Michael Russel having first Renounced his Executorship, the said Will being sworn to by the said John Clore who gave Security According to Law Certificate is Granted him for Obtaining a Probate thereof in due Form - Previous to which the Court Assigned Peter Weaver Guardian to Michael Clore son Heir and Divisee of the said Testator who is an in order to Contest the Validity hereof if he thought fit, who came into Court & declared he had no Objection to make in behalf of the sd Heir at Law against the said Will. Teste, Roger Dixon, Clk. Same, pages 50-51 Pursuant to an Order of Court to us the Subscribers Directed We have been and Appraised the Personal Estate of George Clore dec'd in Current money viz't. Cash in the Hands of John Clore £3, 4, 7 Two Sous and ten Shoats 1, 0, 0 One Cow & Calf left as a Legacy 1, 5, 0 Two Cows Six Yearlings & a Heifer 3, 15, 0 One Horse and one Mare left as a Legacy 6, 10, 0 One old Firelock Shot bag & horn 0, 10, 6 A parcel of old working Tools 1, 3, 6 3¼ yds broad Cloth and trimming 2, 0, 0 3 iron Potts and 2 pr of Pothooks 0, 7, 6 One frying pan & Ladle 0, 2, 6 one tin Pan and one Dozen old Spoons 0, 1, 6 one pewter Dish one Bason and Six old Plates 0, 10, 0 one quart Pott, 1 old Tankard, one porringer & Funnill 0, 5, 0 one box Iron and Heaters 0, 2, 6 A parcel of old Books and a looking Glass 0, 8, 0 a parcel of Bottles 0, 1, 6 one feather Bed and Furniture 1, 18, 0 Some old Bedcloaths 0, 6, 0 Six old Chairs and a Candlestick 0, 7, 6 one Water Pail and Piggon 0, 2, 0 one Saddle and Bridle and three Belts 1, 18, 0 one old Chest and Lock 0, 5, 0 one old Spinning Wheel and a Joyners Joynter 0, 4. 0 one Linnen Wheel and Geer 0, 9, 0 January 11th, 1752 £25, 16, 7 Errors Excepted pr. Benj. a Powell George V Utz Michael + Utz At a Court held for the County of Culpeper on Thursday the 20th February 1752. This Inventory and Appraisement of the Estate of George Clore dec'd was this Day returned into Court and Ordered to be, Recorded Test Examd. Roger Dixon, Clk More About Johann Georg Klaar: Christened: 20 April 1716, Gemmingen, Baden, Germany; sponsors Barbara Graw and Maria Agnes [illegible]
More About Johann George Klaar and Anna Barbara Weaver: Marriage: Abt. 1746
Children of Johann George Klaar and Anna Barbara Weaver are:
+Peter Clore, b. Abt. 1750, Culpeper (now Madison County) VA, d. Abt. 1827, Culpeper (now Madison County) VA.
Michael Clore, b. Bet. 1745 - 1750, Culpeper (now Madison Co.) VA, d. date unknown.
Elizabeth Clore, b. Abt. 1746, Culpeper (now Madison Co.) VA, d. 25 Dec 1805, Bracken County, Ky.
Johann George Klaar (b. Abt. 20 Apr 1716, d. 1751)
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