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- The Abstracts of the Wills & Administrations of Northampton County, Virginia 1632-1802:
NOTTINGHAM, ROBERT - 27 Jan. 1744 / 9 Apr. 1745 -
To my son Isaac the 139 A. plantation whereon I now dwell, 200 A. bought of John Custis Matthews adjoining the plantation I now live on, and the land purchased of Michael Christian dec’d and Rose his wife and Thomas Johnson and Mary his wife and Margaret Jacob widow, and n. boy Nim and n. girl Pegg.
To my loving wife Elisha molatto fellow Lighly, n. woman Nana, and n. girl Pleasant.
To wife n. woman Susana Collins and n. boy Lighta during the time thcy have to serve, and one low bedstead which I had with her.
To my son Michael 300 A. bought of Pearce Davis, n. woman Bridget, and n. boy Solomon.
To my dau. Jane Nottingham n. girl Phillis, n. boy Stephen, gold ring and silver box.
To my dau. Rachel Nottingham n. wench Tamer, n. girl Tamer, and gold ring inscribed,"The Gift of RN".
To daus. Jane and Rachel n. wench Rachel and n. man Abel.
To sons Isaac and Michael n. man James.
To my dau. Leah Mapp n. boy Jingo. To dau. Anne Stott n. girl Dilley.
Resid. legatees my children Isaac, Michael, Rachel and Jane.
Wife and Sons Isaac and Michael extrs.
Friend Joachim Michael to oversee.
Witt: Joachim Michael, Hczekiah Tilney, Southy Satchell, Nicholas Campbell - Page 178 Probate - The testr. is called Robert Nottingham, Sr., Gent.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
- 1745