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1717-1722 Essex County, Virginia Wills, Inventories & Settlements, No. 3; [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 252-53. Will of Roger Prichard of Southfarnham Parish in the County of Essex, dated -19 July 1720
Unto my daughter Elizabeth, wife of Thomas Field the plantation whereon they now live.
Unto my daughter, Mary the wife of William Fletcher the plantation whereon they now 1ive
Unto my daughter Rebecca the plantation whereon on now live after the decease of me and [my] wife]
Unto my dear wife Re[bec]ca Prichard all the rest of my, estate during her naturall life. After her decease:
To my said daughter Mary one Negro woman named Frank.
To my daughter Mary one feather bed and -furniture and one table.
Unto my said daughter Rebecca one Negro named Jack.
Unto my said daughter Rebecca one feather bed and furniture and one table.
Unto each of my grandchildren one cow or cow's fellow.
Unto Wm. Robeson one young heifer and one breeding cow.
All the residue of my estate unto -my said children Eliza, Mary and Rebecca equally.
My dear wife Rebecca executrix.
Roger (P) Prichard
Wit: John Owen, Hannah (H) Owen, William Robert
16 May 1721. Presented in Court by Rebecca Prichard, executrix. Proved by Hannah Owen.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1702 - 1762 (60 years)