1a.  Beverly Fleet.  1988.  "York County, 1633-1646."  Pp. 1-48 in Virginia Colonial Abstracts.  Vol. III.  Genealogical Publ. Co., Baltimore, MD (Broderbund CD-187):

p. 33

No. 2 p.95.  A list of bills and debts due Richard Glover of Amsterdam, merchant, left with Richard Lee in Virginia April 7th 1646... [numerous names and debts listed, including] Robert Kinsey...  Wit: James Besouth, Nich Satturthwaite.

1b.  Beverly Fleet.  1988.  "York County, 1648-1657."  Pp. 99-142 in Virginia Colonial Abstracts.  Vol. III.  Genealogical Publ. Co., Baltimore, MD (Broderbund CD-187):

p. 130	No. 1. p.309.  It appearing that High Kinsey is heir to his brother Robt Kinsey deceased in this Co "whoe dyed without any written Will". Order that said Hugh have his brother's land and that Nathaniell Bacon Esqr Lt Coll Wm Barber, Collo George Read and Lt Coll Thomas Ludlow, or any 3 of them, divide the land in 3 parts, of which Mr Gooch who married the relict of Robt Kinsey to have his choice of 1/3 part. Red 15 8ber 1656 [15 Oct. 1656]. Ver Copia, Teste, Tho: Ballard, Cl Cur.
	No.1. p.310. By order of Quarter Court dated James Citty 10 Oct, Bacon, Read, Barber, and Ludlow, Gentlemen [as above] to divide land late of Robt Kinsey dec'd betw Capt Henry Gooch in right of his wife Millicent the relict of said Robt, and Mr Hugh Kinsey heir of the said dec'd Robert who was his brother.  Meeting at the dwelling house of Gooch find that Gooch's 1/3 part valued at 7250 lb tobo, etc. This is a long-winded, involved entry.  It goes on, and on and on.  Dated 14 Oct 1656. Signed Nathaniell Bacon, George Read, Wm Barber, Tho: Ludlow. Rec 15 Oct 1656 by Tho Ballard, Cl Cur.
	No. 1. p. 312.  14 Oct 1656.  Hugh Kinsey assignes interest in land inherited from his late brother Robt Kinsey to Capt Henry Gooch. Signed the mark of Hugh KH Kinsey. Wit: Nathaniell Bacon, George Read, Tho: Ludlow. Rec 15 Oct 1656.
	No. 1. p.313.  Another entry same date, same witnesses, signed by Hugh x Kinsey, discharging Gooch from all bills, bonds, etc.  This followed by an entry in like manner signed by Henry Gooch.