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Prince George's County MD Will Book Liber T No. #1; 1803-1808;
Folio 577 SAMUEL DUVALL 7/26/1800 09/26/1804
-being weak of Body - _ ."
Bequeaths to:
1. Sophia Duvall --granddaughter (daughter of Elisha Duvall)
-to have 10 pounds current money and no more of the estate
2. Richard H Duvall --son
-to have I cow and calf, I feather bed and furn, and no more of the estate
3, Walter Duvall --son
-to have I cow and calf, and 1 feather bed and no more of the estate
4. Barton Duvall --son
-to have I cow and call, I feather bed and furn., and no more of the estate
5. Levi Duvall --son
-to have 30 pounds
6. Elender Duvall -daughter
-to have 1 cow and calf, 1 feather bed and furn..
7. Rachel Duvall --daughter
-to have 1 cow and calf. and 1 feather bed and furn
8. Ann Duvall --daughter -to have 15 pounds
9. Tobias Duvall --son
Colmore Duvall --son
Samuel Duvall --son
Beal Duvall --son
Sarah Peach --daughter
-remainder of the estate to be divided among them,. Levi, Barron, Eiender, Rachel and Ann
10. Wife
-named executrix of the will
Witnesses; William Hall
John Boyd
Thomas Duvall, Jr.
Then came: William Hall and John Boyd
Note: the testator signed the will in his own hand
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Prince George's County MD Will Book Liber T No. #1; 1803-1808;
Folio 606 LEVY DUVALL 04/03/1805 06/27/1805
"being weak in Body."
Bequeaths to:
1. Mother
-to have 50 pounds current money
-to have Negro boy "Ben"
2. Nancy (Duvall?) --sister
-to have a bay mare
-remainder of the estate after debts are paid to be divided between testator's brothers and sisters now living
Witnesses: Thomas Hall
Beale Duvall
Then came: the two above named subscribers to the will
Note: the testator signed the will in his own hand
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1823-1827 Prince George's County MD Will Book
Folio 334 MARY DUVALL 06/15/1819; 03/17/1823
"being in perfect health of body ...."
Bequeaths to:
1. Richard H. Duvall --son
-to have the sum of $40.00
2. Tobias Duvall --son
-to have the sum of $20.00
3. Walter Duvall--son
-to have the sum of $20.00
4. Barton Duvall --son
-to have the sum of $20.00
5. Beale Duvall--son
-to have the sum of $240.00
-named executor of the will
6. Eleanor Williams --daughter
-to have the sum of $20.00
7. Ann Jones --daughter
-to have the sum of $40.00
8. Colmore Duvall--son
-to have the sum of 33 cents and no more of the estate
9. Samuel B. Duvall--son
-to have the sum of 33 cents and no more of the estate
10. Sophia Marriott --granddaughter (daughter of son Elisha Duvall, deceased)
-to have the sum of 33 cents and no more ofthe estate
11. Samuel Peach --grandson
Richard Peach --grandson
-to have the sum of 33 cents and no more of the estate
12. Mary Peach --granddaughter
-to have the sum of 33 cents and no more of the estate
13. "Nan" --Negro woman
-to be free at the end of 2 years after testatrix's death
14. "Benjamin" --Negro boy
-to be free when he arrives at the age of 41
15. Rachel HilI--daughter
-remainder of the estate to be divided among testatrix's children, Richard, Tobias, Walter, Beale, Barton, Eleanor, Rachel and Ann share and share alike
Witnesses: William Williams
William Anderson
Then came: William Anderson
Note: the testatrix signed the will with her mark
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Abt 1764 - 1840 (~ 76 years)