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1713-1726 Record Book Northumberland Co Va, (Lewis & Booker): Page 13
Coutanceau, John
W. W. 17 December 1718; W.P. 21 January 1718/19
Uncle William Young-one guinea to buy a ring.
Aunt Sarah Ball-negro man Tom, one half of all my money in England or elsewhere not hereafter given, one new table9and one guinea to buy a mourning ring.
Cousin Darcus Walters-negro woman Moll and half of all my money not hereafter given, ten head of cattle, one third of all my sheep, my best feather bed and furniture, three chairs, third of all my tobacco after debts and funeral expense are
paid, and my young mare.
Cousin Jno. Young-ten head of cattle, one third of all my shes my horse Tomsey, and one third part of all my tobacco after debts and funeral expense are paid.
Cousin Joseph Bail. Junr.-ten head of cattle, one third part of all my sheep, my oldest mare, gun, three chairs, and one third part of all my tobacco after debts and funeral expenses are pa Uncle Richard Ball-all my hogs that are a fatting and half of
the rest of the hogs, and half of my cider and corn.
Cousin Joseph Ball-other half of my corn and cider, and two stears that are killed.
Cousin Kathryn Walters-my horse "Fire", and least feather bed and furniture.
Cousin Eliz. Walters-all cattle not before givenv one great iron pot and hooks, and one guinea to buy a ring.
Cousin Mary Ball-a guinea to buy a ring.
Cousin Eliz. Hack-my hoop ring.
To Mr. David Ball-a guinea to buy a ring.
Cousin Sarah Ball Junr.,daughter of Richard Ball-my diamond ring.
Rest of my estate to be divided equally between John Young, Joseph Ball Junr., and Darcus Walters.
Cousin Marg't Ball-a guinea to buy a ring.
Cousin Joseph Bali, executor.
Sarah Ball, wife of Rich'd Ball-should have a new warming pan now at his dwelling house.
To David Ball-three ells of holland.
To Patrick Bayly- - a small chest.
Witness: Chas. Burgis, David Ball, and Patrick Bayly.
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Coutance (Coutanceau, Coutanciau), John, Northumberland
Co., Va.17th Dec., 1718; 21st Jan., 1718.
To uncle William Young, aunt Sarah Ball, cousin Dorcas Walters, cousins John Young and Joseph Ball, Jr., uncle Richard Ball, cousins Katherine and Elizabeth Walters, Mary Ball, Elizabeth Hack, Sarah dau. of Richard Ball, Margaret Ball and Mr. David Ball, personalty.
To John Young, Joseph Ball, Jr., and Doroes Walters, residue of estate.
Ex.: Cousin Joseph Ball.
Test: Charles Burges, David Ball, Patrick Bailey.
17 Dec., 1718. Assignment of certain personalty to Capt. Richard Ball afsd. for use of testator's bro. Peter and hrs., sd. personalty to be delivered to sd.
bro. when he shall come to age.
Test: Charles Burges, aged 36, David Ball, aged 46.
Additional testimony of Mrs. Sarah Ball, aged 57, wife of Capt. Richard Ball, shows that testator was under legal age at date of this assignment. 21. 692.
St. Mary's County Will Abstracts, 1638-1800
http://userpages.umbc.edu/~pdavis2/Participants/dawsonm/genealogy/wills/wi lls_c.htm
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1706-1713 Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 2; [Hamrick]; Page 655
Northumberland County Court - March 17, 1710
Ordered that the Sheriff Summon Mr. WILLIAM YOUNG Guardian in Soccage to JOHN CANTANCEAU a Minor and Orphan of PETER CANTANCEAU Gent. late of this County deceased to make his appearance at the next Court to give in Security as the Law directs for the said Orphan's Estate.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Abt 1697 - 1718 (~ 21 years)