Chain of Title To Farmington
July 25, 1745, Michael Holland conveyed this land to Charles Lewis of Goochland.
April 7, 1758, Charles Lewis conveyed to Francis Jerdone of Louisa.
April 11, 1785, Francis Jerdone conveyed to George Divers.
June 1, 1830, George Divers devised this land, by will, to his nephew, Isaac White.
November 23, 1840, Isaac White conveyed to John Coles Carter, 815 acres (3.30 km2) more or less.
September 30, 1852, John C. Carter conveyed to General Bernard Peyton.
July 3, 1854, General Bernard Peyton devised this land, by will, to his widow, Mrs. Julia A. Peyton.
January 1, 1860, Mrs. Julia A. Peyton conveyed to Mrs. Mary Ann Harper her deed calling for 881 acres (3.57 km2) more or less.
May 7, 1877, Mrs. Harper devised this land, by will, to her daughter, Miss Lucille Wood, and her son, Warner Wood. Miss Lucille Wood died intestate, leaving her brother, Warner Wood, as sole heir at law.
September 2, 1902, Warner Wood left Farmington to his widow, Mrs. Maggie L. Wood by will.
September 15, 1927, Mrs. Maggie L. Wood and J. W. Fishburne, surviving Executor of deceased Warner Wood, conveyed to Farmington, Incorporated.
April 12, 1979, Farmington, Incorporated sold Farmington Country Club to the membership.
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