| 10/7/1746 | Mary Ann Venable brought a breach of peace suit against Charles Cannaday (Kennedy); the same being agreed, the suite was dismissed | ||
| 1747 | Joseph Venable mortgaged household goods to John Minor | ||
| 3/7/1749 | Joseph Venable was sued by Benj. Arnold but suit was dismissed | ||
| 10/28/1754 | Joseph Venable, David Davenport, and John Goodloe witnessed John Minor's will. | ||
| 4/7/1758 | Joseph Venable indentured household goods to James Townsend of Orange County, VA for 17 pounds to be paid back by Feb. 20, 1760. | ||
| 4/1762 | Joseph Venable owed 20 pounds and costs to John Spotswood and others. Not executed. | ||
| 2/6/1763 | Joseph Venable witnessed a deed between John Trusty and John Chiles. Other witnesses were Henry Chiles, Thomas Wiatt, and Thomas White. | ||
| 7/1763 | Joseph Venable witnessed a deed from Daniel Musick to John Chiles. | ||
| 7/30/1763 | Joseph Venable witnessed a deed from John Chiles to Daniel and Elizabeth Musick. Other witness was Richard Crittenden Webb. | ||
| 11/1763 | Joseph Venable witnessed a deed from James Townsend of Orange County, VA to John Shephard. Other witness was James Sandridge. | ||
| 1772 | Joseph and Lucy Venable sold 100 acres to John Davis. | ||
| 4/10/1764 | Joseph Venable owed 2.2.7 pounds and costs to Andrew Johnston. | ||
| 5/1764 | Joseph Venable and Thomas Wiatt, his security. Venable owed 14.18.7 pounds and costs to Thomas Moore, Gent. | ||
| 3/1766 | Joseph Venable witnessed a deed from John and Martha Davis to Ambrose Shackleford of 100 acres that Venable had sold to John Davis. | ||
| 1772 | Joseph Venable discharged his debt to Thomas Moore. | ||
| 1772 | Joseph and Lucy Venable sold 100 acres to Clayton Coleman. | ||
| 4/1776 | Joseph Venable was paid 1200 pounds of tobacco by St. George's Parish for maintaining Katherine Venable. | ||
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