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1725-1753 Richmond County, Virginia Will Book 5 [Robert K. Headley, jr.]; Page
p.640 - Samuel PEACHEY, NFP, will; 12 Dec 1748, 5 Nov 1750
land in Essex Co. bought of ADCOCK together with the land adjoining that descended to me from my mother to go to son Samuel, if he dies without heirs, to go to son William; son William the land which I now live on pursuant to my grandfather PEACHEY's will, if he has no heirs, to go to son Samuel; sons Thomas Griffin and Leroy; dau. [unnamed] (the wife of John EUSTACE); daus. Phoebe, Winnie Griffin, and Anne; dau. FLOOD; grdau. Catharine FLOOD; son Thomas Griffin's godfather Capt. BROCKENBROUGH; desires son William to find nails and build one 16' x 20' dwelling house and one 20' x 32' tobacco house on each of two youngest sons' land to be purchased for them and to give his bro. Samuel, when he comes of age, as much timber from Piscataway as will serve to build him a dwelling house and sufficient outhouses on his land; ex: fr. Col. Leroy GRIFFIN and son William; son is not to act without the advice of GRIFFIN until 21; wits: Adam MENZIES, Andrew MANNEN, Isaac BRIZENDINE. [Samuel PEACHEY mar. (l) Winifred GRIFFIN and (2) Judith (STEPTOE) LEE; his dau. Alice Corbin mar. John EUSTACE in 1743. MRC, Page 155, 65, 66.]
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1734 - Aft 1786 (> 53 years)