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FAUQUIER COUNTY, VIRGINIA WILLS, INVENTORIES AND ACCOUNTS 1759 - 1800: {John K. Gott}
Pages 1-4: GEORGE FOOTE (Will) ... of the parish of Hamilton ...
Date: 31 May 1759
Wife: Mary Foote - during her life the plantation
whereon I now live
Son: William - plantation after death of wife
Son: Richard - if William should have no heirs, plantation
Son: Gilson - if Richard should have no heirs, plantation
Son: Henry - 100 a. adjoining land already given him
Son: George - 365 a. whereon he now lives
Son: Gilson - 648 a. commonly known as Cullins's - part of which said land lying in Prince William and other part in Fauquier
Son: Richard - 556 a. on Champes run & Cedar run
Son: William - to have the 556 a. if Richard leaves no heirs, and then to son Gilson
Wife: Mary - during her life - lent four Negroes to descend to sons: Richard & William and heirs, but should they not have heirs to Daus: Elizabeth, Frances and Behethelem
Son: Henry - Negroes: Sarah & son Ely and all cattle and hogs raised on place.
Son: George:- Negro man and girl, all cattle on plantation and one-half hoggs
Son: Gilson - Negro man & woman - 2 cows & calves, one heifer and a steer and one- half hoggs at my son George's and 2 young sows from my home plantation
Dau.: Elizabeth - Negro man and £50
Dau.: Frances - Negro man and £50
Dau.: Behethelon - Negro wench and child
Son : Richard - Negro boy & girl, to William in case of default of heirs
Son : William - 2 Negro girls, or to Richard or to Gilson
Wife, 3 Daus. and two youngest Sons: Mary, Elizabeth, Frances and Behethelon, Richard & William - all cattle, horses, mares & hoggs to be divided equally between them
Wife, 3 Daus., Sons: Gilson, Richard & William - all household furniture & sheep to be equally divided
Sons: Richard & William's slaves to be left until they are 19 (the sons) and that Richard let William live on his land till the decease of his mother, Mary
Sons: Richard & William to be educated as mother sees fit
Signed: George Foote
Wit.: Bereton Jones, William (X) Fletcher, John (X) Burditt, George (X) Russell
Exors: Wife, George and Gilson Foote,
Richard and Wm. Foote
Proved: 28 June 1759, by o. of Brereton Jones, William Fletcher, John Burditt and George Russell. Gilson Foote appointed Executor, John Ashby & Bereton Jones his securities.
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1759-1783 Fauquier County, Virginia Will Book 1; [John K. Gott];, pages 226-228:
Dr. RICHARD FOOTE & WILLIAM FOOTE, INFANTS IN ACCOUNT WITH GILSON FOOTE GUARDIAN
Details: 1766, 25 Oct. 1767, 30 June: To casft pd John Nelson for smiths work. 7 Aug.: To Cash pd William Hogain for Smith work.
Ret.: 22 November 1773, by Hannah Foote, Adm'x. of Gilson Foote dec'd, Guardian of the within named Richard Foote and William Foote
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1759-1783 Fauquier County, Virginia Will Book 1; [John K. Gott];, pages 228-230:
Dr. WILLIAM FOOTE, INFANT IN ACCOUNT WITH GILSON FOOTE, GUARDIAN
Details: 1766, Oct. 6: To Cash pd John Burditt for making 1 pr shoes; To cash pd William Foote for your board; To cash pd Mary Bruton. 1767: To cash pd. Phillip Spiller, Thomas Chapman, Eliz. Wood, Aaron Fletcher, Joseph Minter, Mr. John Riddle, Sarah Ellis, Priss Spiller, Mrs. Cook for board, John Newman for board. 23 Dec.: Pd Thomas Carver for Schooling; pd. Edward Person Taylor. 1767 By Cash of Mrs. Mary Tyler your late Guardian being your part of your fathers personal estate; By Cash for your part of your mothers Estate.
et.: 22 November 1773, by Hannah Foote Adm'r. of Gilson Foote decd, Guardian of within named William Foote.
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1759-1783 Fauquier County, Virginia Will Book 1; [John K. Gott];, page 389
RICHARD FOOTE (Will) of Stafford County Date: 24 February 1779
Bro: William Foote - the whole of my Estate both real and personal
Signed: Richard Foote
Witness: William Alexander, Law'r. Washington
Proved: 24 April 1780, by o. of Lawrence Washington. William Foote granted Cert. for obt. probate.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1752 - 1833 (81 years)