| Property | Hugh Dobbins and wife Anne sold to John Campbell, 390 acres in North Garden on 12 January 1740, adjacent to Robert Lewis. Albemarle deed Book 1, page 4.1 |
| Property* | Hugh Dobbins, Jr. obtained 390 acres in Goochland, County in the North Garden adjacent to Robert Lewis, Dobbin's cornfield and William Taylor, 28 Aug 1746.2  |
| Property | Hugh DOBBINS Jr. was an adjacent landowner of James WOODS and Col. Robert LEWIS on 12 January 1747 in Ivy Creek, Goochland, Virginia; James Wood obtained 190 acres in Goochland County on the head branches of Ivy Creek, adjacent to Michael Wood, Robert Lewis and Hugh Dobbins, 12 January 1747.3 |
| Patent/Warrant | On 12 January 1747 Peter Hairstones acquired a Patent for 250 acres next to land owned by Robert Lewis. Robert Lewis was the grandfather of Meriwether Lewis of the Lewis & Clark Expedition. Peter's property was in Albemarle County when the patent was recorded, however, it was surveyed prior to 1744 when this land was in Goochland County. - Virginia Land Office Patents No. 25, pages 528-530. FSL #8570212 images 545-547. Note: Peter and his wife Agnes sold this land on 24 October 1762.4,5,6 |
| Court Record | Robert Hairston; On 11 march 1748, Robert Herston, Samuel Herston, Hugh Dobbins, John Dobbins, and others are on a jury in the case of Joseph Hickingbottom vs. Richard Fletcher Gregory. - Albemarle County Court Order Book 1748, page 354. FamilySearch IGN: 007893705, image 195. |