1771 Land Sale:559, v. 3, p. 514 (Augusta County Deed Book no. 17, p. 434) 20 March 1771. Thomas and Jean Frame sold to John Campbell 296 acres; 220 acres were in Beverley Manor and were conveyed to Thomas by James Frame 18 August 1768.

1771 Land Purchase:559, v. 3, p. 511 (Augusta County Deed Book no. 17, p. 336) 25 May 1771. John and Elizabeth Campbell sold 288 acres to Thomas Frame for £130 on the Middle River of Shanandore on Walter’s Run, Robert Campbell’s line. Delivered to Thomas Frame, 25 January 1773.

1771 Estate Executor:559, v. 3, p. 110-120 (Augusta County Will Book no. 4, p. 428) 4 April 1771. Thomas Frame appointed co-executor of estate of John Stewart.

1773 Vice Road Surveyor:559, v. 1, p. 173 (Augusta County Court Records, Order Book, no. XV, p. 148) 17 August 1773. Andrew McClure, vice Thomas Frame, appointed as road surveyor.

1776/78 Military Service:1506, p. 286. Approximate dates of Thomas Frame’s service in Capt. Anderson’s Company from Augusta. John Frame Jr. served in same company.

1778 Estate Appraiser:559, v. 3, p. 151 (Augusta County Will Book no. V, p. 22) May 19, 1778. Thomas Frame appraised estate of Andrew Walker.

1778 Constable:559, v. 1, p. 199 (Augusta County Court Records, Order Book no. XVI, p. 336) June 16, 1778. Thomas Frame, vice John Erwin, appointed Constable.

1778 Constable:559, v. 1, p. 200 (Augusta County Court Records, Order Book no. XVI, p. 346) August 19, 1778. Thomas Frame qualified as Constable.

1779 Vice Constable:559, v. 1, p. 208 (Augusta County Court Records, Order Book no. XVII, p. 45) August 19, 1779. Thomas Frame appointed Vice Constable.

1782 Tax List Augusta County, Virginia:1273, p. 45. Thomas Frame listed as taxpayer in Augusta County, owning 10 slaves, in 1782.

1785 Overseer of the Poor:559, v. 1, p. 243 (Augusta County Court Records, Order Book no. XIX, p. 260) November 15, 1785. Thomas Frame qualified overseer of the poor.

1787 Estate Administrator:559, v. 1, p. 250 (Augusta County Court Records, Order Book no. XX, p. 335) June 19, 1787. Thomas Frame granted administration of estate of John Galloway.

1787 Overseer of the Poor:559, v. 3, p. 178 (Augusta County Will Book, no. VII, p. 28) July 24, 1787. Thomas Frame and others elected as overseers of the poor for the second district.

1792 Legal Matter:1109, v. 5, p. 619-620. 5 July, Statement of prosecutor in case of Thomas Frame vs. E. Broebeck, accusing Frame of unseemly behavior and urging the privy council of Virginia to levy a harsher punishment on Thomas Frame.

1796 Will:559, v. 3, p. 211 (Augusta County Will Book no. VIII, p. 255) 18 April 1796. Thomas Frame’s will. To wife, Jane, tract purchased of Samuel McKee; to son, Samuel; to grandson, John Craig Frame, infant; to son Samuel’s next oldest son or daughter (after Jno. C., supra). Executors, wife Jane and son Samuel. Teste: D. Stephenson, James Hodgson, Thos. Connelly. Codicil, 8th September 1796. to son Samuel; to grandson, John Craig Frame; to Augusta Church. Teste: William Wilson, Samuel Steele, Joseph Peck. Proved, 20th December 1790 [Note: 1796?], by Connelly Irwin. Codicil by Steele and Peck. Executors qualified.