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by Blanche Adams Chapman; Family History Library SLC
975.554 P28
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DUCK, William … Wit: Hardy Council
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HERRING, John: Leg. son Anthony; wife Margerie; to John Whitfield. d. —- R. June 10, 1672.
Wit: John Vickars, Ambrose Bennett, Thomas Grosse, Edward Lassetter, Jr. (page 112)
Will and Deed Book #2 p.11
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Herring, John: By will appointed his relict, Margerie his Extx. June 10, 1672. R. Nov. – 1672. Security, Thomas Poole, Thomas Grosse. Page 30
p107 Pursell, Arthur: Appraised by John Johnson, John Turner, Daniel Herring. R. August 25, 1729 Page 177
p140 Batten, Daniel: Appraised by Daniel herring, John Tomlin, Mathew Tomlin, WIlliam Eley. R. July 27, 1741 Page 363
p169 Turner, Thomas: Estate appraised by Daniel Herring, Henry Johnson, Robert Johnson. Signed Martha Turner. Ordered Sept 5, 1751. R. February 6, 1752 Page 393
p 170 Tomlin, John, Sr.: Leg. son John; son joseph; my mother. Exs., wife Martha and son James Tomlin. D. August 6, 1750. R. Feb 6, 1752. Wit: Daniel herring, John Harris, Martha Tomlin Page 399
many more pages for Daniel: 173, 179, 182 (wit for Tomlins), 186 (Scott), 188 (Lawrence), 192 and 193 (Fulgham), 197(Tomlin), 207 (Johnson), 208 (Westray), 210, 212, 215, 216, 234, 267, 273, 275, 279, 282, 288, 309
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HIDEN, Ephraim: … Wit: William Morgin
PEARCE, Philip: Leg. wife Sarah; son Nathan son Arthur; son Simon; son Richard; son Thomas. Exs., wife Sarah and son Richard Pearce. D. March 20, 1727/28 R. April 22, 1728
Wit: RIchard Teasley, Peter Mackone, George Teasley. (Page 78)
Wills and Administration Isle of Wight County,
Will Book, Vol 3, 1724-1734 (Reel 23)p. 77-78. Will pro 22 Apr. 1728p. 89-90. Inv & appr. rec. 27 May 1728
pp. 77-78 I, Philip Pearce, being in a very sickly and queasy estate and knowing not the uncertain time that the Lord shall be pleased to call me out of this wicked world, do hereby make my will and testament.
First and foremost I commend my soul into the hands of Almighty God, my Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ, and I commit my body to the ground, and secondly I give and bequeath to my dearly beloved wife, Sarah, my house and plantation and two hundred acres of land belonging to the said plantation enduring her natural life; and after the death of my dearly beloved wife, my land and plantation shall fall to my son. Nathan. And if my son Nathan should die without issue, my said land and plantation shall fall to my son Arthur. If my son Arthur should die without issue, my house and plantation shall fall to my son, Simon. And I give and bequeath to my dearly beloved wife, Sarah, all my moveable estate, within dower and without, enduring her natural life. But if my wife should marry, my moveable estate should be equally divided between my Wife and my (son) Richard and my son Edward and my son Nathan and my son Simon.
And I do appoint my beloved wife, Sarah, and my son, Richard, for to be my executors, to receive and pay out as though I was present. Given under my hand this second year of the reign of our sovereign lord, King George, and the 16th day of January, 1727. Philip P. Pearce (SEAL)
Signed, sealed, attested and witnessed in the presence of us. Peter Mack Bond. George (His X Mark) Tibbley. Richard (His X Mark) Ashley. At a court held for Isle of Wight County the 26th day of April, 1728, the last will and testament of Philip Pearce, deceased, was presented in court by Sarah Pearce, the widow therein named, who made oath thereto, and being proved by the oaths of the witnesses thereto is admitted to record.
I, Philip Pearce, being in a very sickly and queasy estate and knowing not the uncertain time that the Lord shall be pleased to call me out of this wicked world, do hereby make my will and testament.
First and foremost I commend my soul into the hands of Almighty God, my Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ, and I commit my body to the ground, and secondly I give and bequeath to my dearly beloved wife, Sarah, my house and plantation and two hundred acres of land belonging to the said plantation enduring her natural life; and after the death of my dearly beloved wife, my land and plantation shall fall to my son. Nathan. And if my son Nathan should die without issue, my said land and plantation shall fall to my son Arthur. If my son Arthur should die without issue, my house and plantation shall fall to my son, Simon. And I give and bequeath to my dearly beloved wife, Sarah, all my moveable estate, within dower and without, enduring her natural life. But if my wife should marry, my moveable estate should be equally divided between my Wife and my (son) Richard and my son Edward and my son Nathan and my son Simon.
And I do appoint my beloved wife, Sarah, and my son, Richard, for to be my executors, to receive and pay out as though I was present. Given under my hand this second year of the reign of our sovereign lord, King George, and the 16th day of January, 1727.
Philip P. Pearce
(SEAL) Signed, sealed, attested and witnessed in the presence of us. Peter Mack Bond. George (His X Mark) Tibbley. Richard (His X Mark) Ashley.
At a court held for Isle of Wight County the 26th day of April, 1728, the last will and testament of Philip Pearce, deceased, was presented in court by Sarah Pearce, the widow therein named, who made oath thereto, and being proved by the oaths of the witnesses thereto is admitted to record.
Wills and Administration~ Isle of Wight County, Pa-Pi ~Card 44 of 118 at http://lvaimage.lib.va.us/cgi-bin/drawer/disk19/CC150/0769/W0205?44 Pearce (Pierce), PhillipIsle of Wight County 1728 w.
Will Book, Vol 3, 1724-1734 (Reel 23)p. 77-78. Will pro 22 Apr. 1728p. 89-90. Inv & appr. rec. 27 May 1728
p87 THROPP, John: Leg. sister Sarah Batt; sister Stratfield Pierce; after the decease of my mother-in-law Mary Bell, to my sister Sarah Batt’s two sons, she had by William George, Elias and William George; to Mathew Jordan ten pounds with which to repair the Meeting House at “Levy Neck” friend Susanna Jordan; my cousin Thomas Pearce. Ex., friend William Batt. D. January 20, 1720/21. R. November 27, 1721.
Wit: John Miller, Abraham Cole, John Bradshaw (page 108)
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PEARCE, Philip: Appraised by John Teasley, Ralph Vickers, William Page. May 27, 1728 (page 89)
p131 PEARCE, Philip: Account estate, signed by Sarah Pearce and examined by Richard Hardy and Ehteldred Taylor. R. July 24, 1738. (page 209)
p207 WESTRAY, John: Leg. son Exum; wife Sarah; daughter Martha; son Daniel; son James Westray. Ex. Edmond Westray. D. November 29, 1762. R. January 6, 1763.
Wit: Benjamin Westray, Benjamin Westray, Jr., Richard Pearce (page 216)
p223 GODWIN, Edmun: Account estate, examined by Richard Hardy and Thomas Pearce. Signed Ann Godwin. R. August 3, 1770. (page 45)
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BREWER, John: By nuncupative will appointed Ann his relict Extx. June 9, R. 23 of 7ber 1669
Security, Mr. Marshall, Mr. Ayres, Mr. Vicars
Administrations and Probates p 65
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… Edmond Vickers … (page 103)
WILLIAMS, George … to Mr. Pharoah Cobb: …
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LEWIS, Benedict: Appraisal of his estate, presented by the widow and taken by John Vicars, Michaell Fulgham and Toby Keeble. R. August 9, 1675.
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WEBB, James: Appraisal of his estate taken February 17, 1675, by Anthony Holladay, Thomas Green, Richard Penny and John Vicars. March 1, 1675/6.
Will and Deed Book #2
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HARRIS, Edward: Appraisers, Edward Bechinoe, Richard Corsey, John Williams and Richard Hansford. Presented by Mr. George Hardy. R. June 9, 1677 (p149)
VALENTINE, James: Appraisal by Richard Penny, John Vicars, Michael Fulgham, John Frizzell, Jr. D. June 20, 1677. R. August 9, 1677
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p.16 VICARS, John: Planter, Leg. eldest son John; son Ralph; Goddaughter Mary Knight. Wife Jane Extx. D. September 13, 1677. R. May — 1678. Wit: Joseph Bridger, Toby Keeble.
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VICARS, John: Appraisal by John Dunn, James Hunter, John Lewis, Thomas Poole. presented by the widow. R. June 8, 1678.
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Westuray, William: By will appointed Elizabeth Westuray, his relict his Extx. Aug. 9, 1664. R. Aug. 19, 1664.
Security, Thomas Green, John Vicars.
Administration and Probates p62
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Royall, James: By will appointed Daniel Long, Executor. June 20, 1666. R. Oct. 25, 1666.
Security, John Vicars, Thomas Grosse
Administration and Probates p63
p17 GIBBS, Edward: Dying intestate, administration requested by his relict, Elizabeth. May 3, R. 23 of 7ber 1669
Security, William Bressie, John Vicars
Administration and Probates p64
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COLLIER, Robert: Dying intestate, administration requested by William Earnest in the right of his wife Katherine, whom the decedent acknowleged as his kinswoman. Dec. 9, 1670. R. April 6, 1671. Security, John Vicars, John Ross
Administration and Probates p66
p36 LUCKE, George: By noncupative will appointed his relict Elizabeth his Extx. Aug. 9, R. Sept. 4, 1675.
Security, Richard Wilkinson, John Vicars
Administration and Probates p68
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BOWIN, Richard: Appraised by John Teasley, Ralph Vickers, William Page. R. August 26, 1728. (Page 111)
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LEWIS, Benedict: Appraisal of his estate, presented by the widow and taken by John Vicars, Michaell Fulgham and Toby Keeble. R. August 9, 1675.
Will and Deed Book #2
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TEASLY, John: Appraised by William Page, Ralph Vickers, Richard Pierce.
Signed Richard Teasly. Ordered June 26, 1738. R. November 27, 1738 (page 217)
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Vickers, Ralph: Leg. grandsons, Thomas and Simon Boykin, the land which I bought of Benjamin Boykin: granddaughter Martha Boykin; daughter Margaret Vaughan, the wife of Thomas Vaughan. E., brother Abraham Carnall. D. February 10, 1741. R. January 14, 1747.
Wit: Joseph Powell, Hardy Council, Thomas English. Abraham Carnall refused executorship and Simon Boykin qualified (page 89)
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Whitley, John: Leg. son John; wife Ann son Thomas 200 acres I purchased of Capt. Anthony Fulgham, adjoining the land of William Godwin; son William 200 acres adjoining Mr. William Bressie; daughter ELizabeth; to my son-in-law John Williams; to Ann the daughter of John Williams. WIfe Extx. D. Feb. 21, 1670. R. Feb. 9, 1672.
Wit: John Burnell, William Robson (page 105)
WILLIAMS, George, tailor: Leg. son William to Mr. Pharoah Cobb; son George to Mr. Henry Applewhaite; daughter Elizabeth to Mr. William Bressie and his wife Susanna, if it shall please God to send them back to Virginia. Mrs. Arthur Smith, Pharoah Cobb and Henry Applewhaite, overseers. D. Feb 12, 1671. R. Oct 9, 1672
Wit. Giles Limscott, Richard Lewis (page 114)
p18 SNELLOCK, John: Leg. the two children of Henry King, lat eof Blackwater, decd.; John Newman’s four children; John Williams and his two sons John and RIchard; John Corsie, son of Richard Corsie; Richard Piland; John Story, Margaret Dayway; Robert Beedles; James Powell; Jane Dobbs the money which George Moore oweth me. D. April 29, 1679. R. May 1, 1679. (page 193)
CORSEY, Richard: Leg. son John; Wife Francis; cousin Richard Williams; Edward Phillips; Goddaughter Franis Canedy. Wife Extx. Overseers: George Moore and Thomas Moore. D. April 15, 1679. R. May 1, 1679.
Wit: Richard Powell, Elinor Powell and Thomas Moore (page 194)
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CORSEY, Richard: Leg. son John; Wife Francis; cousin Richard Williams; Edward Phillips; Goddaughter Franis Canedy. Wife Extx. Overseers: George Moore and Thomas Moore. D. April 15, 1679. R. May 1, 1679. Wit: Richard Powell, Elinor Powell and Thomas Moore (page 194)
BARLOW, Thomas: Appraisal by Richard Piland, John Britt, John Williams, Edward Grantham. Presented by Mrs. Elizabeth Baldwin. D. May 3, 1679. R. June 9, 1679 (p200)
p. 22 STORY, John: Apraisal by Thomas Moore, John Williams, John Gutridge, Jr. D. January 9, 1681. R. January 21, 1681/2 (page 224)
WILLIAMS, John: Appraisal by John Dun, John Frissell, Tobias Keeble. D. August 20, 1687. (p270)
p28 PARNELL, Thomas: Leg. son Thomas the plantation bought of Mr. Francis Ayres and 150 A. of a patent adjoining John Richardson and Peter Hayes; son Joseph land bought of Edmond Palmer, adjoining upon Henry West, Anthony Mathews and Col. Smith, also tract at Curawaugh bought of Col. Arthur Smith; daughter Susannah; wife and three daughters; John Drake; sister Mary WIlliams; sister Jemima Drake; Joane Johnson; cousin John William; cousin Sarah Williams; Boaz Gwin; my man Thomas Williams his freedom. Overseers: John Fulgham, John WIlliams and Thomas Williams. D. October 10, 1687. R. June 9, 1688.
Wit: Boaz Gwin, Thomas WIlliams, Robert LittleBoy (page 278)
p31 WILLIAMS, John: Leg son John; son Richard; John Corsey to be maintained out of my estate for my proportion of the time William Exum and I were obliged to keep him; James Piland, my Godson; two sons the bequest made them by Mr. Snellock. Two sons Exs. Overseers; Thomas Moore, Richard Piland and James Powell. D. March 1, 1689. R. April 9, 1690.
Wit: Richard Piland, Margaret Lewis, John Jennings. (page 301)
p33 WILLIAMS, John Sr.: Leg. wife Anne; eldest son John land in Isle of Wight unles she had rather stay in Surry County, where he is now seated; son Theophilus; son William land in Newport Parish; son Thomas land in Surry; son Nicholas land in Surry; son Richard land in Surry; daughter Mary; daughter Jane; granddaughters, Anne, Bridge and Mary Browne; my boy William Hickman; Daniel Long, Jr. Reference to cattle at Thomas Wrights. Wife Extx. D. March 9, 1691/2. R. August 9, 1692.
Wit; Boaz Gwin, Thomas Gaynie, Alexander Mathews. (page 318)
p.34 WILLIAMS, Thomas Sr.: Leg. son John the land bought of George Perrie; son Richard; son Thomas the right to the land I was to have of Will Bracey; son Arthur, daughter Mary; daughter Ann; wife. D. January 28, 1691 R. August 9, 1693.
Wit: John Jones, Thomas Williams, Martin Luther.
Inventory presentedy by Mary Williams R. October 9, 1693. (page 328)
p36 BALDWIN, William: Appraisal by John Whetstone and John Williams. D. February 2, 1696 R. June 9, 1696 (page 375)
p42 SHERRER, John, Jr.; Appraisal by William Exum, John Williams, Francis Exum. April 9, 1703. (page 458)
p.45 SHERRER, John: Leg. Elizabeth SHerrer, the widow of John Sherrer, Jr., the plantation which she now lives on to fall to John Sherrer my gandson; son Thomas; Robert Sherrer 100 A. beginning on John Britt’s corner.
Ex. my son Alexander. D. January 23, 1705. R. March 10, 1706/7.
Wit: John WIlliams, John Stevenson (page 480)
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p.46 BROWNE, William: Appraisal by John Williams, Arthur Jones and William Exum. Not dated. (page 492) (around 1708)
p48 WILLIAMS, John: Appraisal by Peter Deberry, John Weston, Richard Lewis and James Piland. February 9, 1708/9 (page 502)
p55 GOODMAN, WIlliam: Appraisal by John Williams, Thomas William, Thomas Holliman, John Wombwell. November 25, 1715 (p601)
p70 WARE, Thomas: By will appointed his relict, Ann, Extx. June 9, 1677. R. Aug. 11, 1677
Security, Richard Piland, John Williams (page 44)
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