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 | | William Cole, born, 1638, died 4 March 1694, established his home at "Baldrup," Warwick County, Virginia, pleasantly located on the Warwick River near Denbigh, and it was the seat of the Cole Family for nearly a hundred years. |
 | | William Cole (William) bought, 1671, the "Bolthrupe" plantation of 1350 acres lying on the Warwick River between "Denbigh," the Mathews plantation, and "Windmill Point," the seat of the Carys. |
 | | William Cole had died by 15 Sept, 1664, for on 1Aug, 1665, a tract of 100 acres in Accomack County, formerly granted "to William Cole, dec'd., and lately found to escheat." was assigned to Richard Hinman, the patent to Hinman stating that Col. Miles Cary, Escheator General, deposed concerning the facts. |
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