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1720-1722 Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds-Wills No. 7, [Craig M. Kilby]; Page 46-48
29 February 1719/20. Will of George South of Cople Parish. Codicil dated 26 July 1720. Proved 31 August 1721, recorded 13 September 1721.
Legacies:
(1) to son George South, "by me begot on the body of Ann my wife late the wife of Isaac Shepherd all that my land lying & being on the west side of the marsh near the plantation where Thomas Lambert lately lived being on the head of Flood's Creek and the part of my land on which I am now seated to him son and his heirs forever; a feather bed and if his wife should die his care left to his Godfather Thomas Lambert;
(2) to son John South "by me begot on the body of Ann late the wife of Isaac Shepherd and at this time my present wife all that remaining part of land lying & being on the east side of my sd plantation to him & his heirs forever and my will and meaning is that the main branch swamp falling into the marsh above mentioned shall be the dividing & seperacion between my two sons above mentioned; a feather bed & furniture
(3) to loving wife Ann, "the feather bed and furniture whereon I now lie during her natural life & after her decease my will and desire is that
(4) my daughter Hannah shall have & enjoy the sd bed & furniture to her & her heirs forever;
(5) Remainder of estate to be divided equally between "my wife & children above mentioned."
Executors: friends Mr. John Awbrey and Mr. Francis Awbrey.
Signed by signature.
Witnessed by /s/ Thomas Sorell, /s/ John Jarrell, /x/ John Medford, and /x/ Aaron Wright.
Codicil: "Since the above written I give to my loving wife Ann South one thousand three hundred pounds of eight penny nails which Thomas Lambert owes me I also give to my sd wife one hundred fifty & six pounds of tobacco that Frances Willson owes me to her own proper use & her heirs forever. I also give & bequeath to my said wife three pairs of shoes & ten shillings that Jeremiah Spurlin owes me to her use & my children. I also give to my said wife one hundred & ten pounds of tobacco that Jane Dunn owes me now the wife of Benja Lamkin being balance of her rent in 1719." Signed by signature. Witnessed by Is/ John Awbrey and /s/ Francis Awbrey.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
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