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Genealogies of Virginia Families Vol. IV, page 380; states her maiden name could be Roy or LeRoy but on page 388, she is shown as Margaret Cammack d/o Warwick Cammack
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1736-1743 Essex County, Virginia Will Book 6; [Antient Press]; Page 287-289
IN THE NAME OF GOD AMEN I MARGARET MICOU being sick and weak but of sound & perfect memory do make ordain and constitute this my Last Will and Testament in manner following Viz.
IMPRS. I give and bequeath to my Son PAUL MICOU all my Right and Title to and in the following Slaves Viz. Jo a Mulatto, Rose his Wife and her four sons Charles, David, Achilles & Ben, Jack and Judy his Wife, Peg, Ralph, Nanny the Daughter of Judy as also the hogs and cattle on the Plantation where I now live, to him and his heirs forever.
To my Daughters MARGARET FAINTLEROY & MARY the Wife of Mr. JOSHUA FRY I leave each of them Ten pounds Currt money to be paid them by my Son PAUL MICOU out of the Produce of my Tobacco in his hands.
To my Daughter JUDITH I give and bequeath my chaise and also a purse of Gold now in her possession containing about Thirty pounds.
To my Son HENRY and his heirs forever I give and bequeath my land at PEUMANSEND provided he allow my Daughter JUDITHs Negros to be worked thereon Rent free until she be married the part whereon they are to be worked to be appointed by my Son PAUL.
To my Grandaugh ter CLARA MICOU the Daughter of JOHN MICOU I give and bequeath one Negro girl named Sarah the Daughter of Peg to her and her heirs forever.
LASTLY to my Son PAUL MICOU I bequeath the remainder of my Estate of what kind so ever and appoint him Executor of this my last Will and Testament In Witness whereof I have signed and sealed the same December 16th 1740
In presence of MUNGO ROY, MARGT. MICOU
PAUL SCOTT, JOHN HARRIS
At a Court held for Essex County at Tappa. on the 17th day of March 1740
This last Will and Testament of MARGARET MICOU deced being presented by PAUL MICOU
the Executor therein named was proved by the oath of MUNGO ROY and PAUL SCOTT two
of the witnesses thereto and thereupon admitted to record
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James Hughes 2006-02-06 12:20:55
Abstracts from Records of Richmond County, Virginia: Will Book No. 3; Wm. and Mary Qrtly., Vol.17-3
Scott, James. 1 May, 1718 - 4 June, 1718.
Eldest son James;
youngest son Paul,
daughter Margaret;
wife Elizabeth Scott;
Paul Micou, William Montron and son James executors.
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Title Micou, Margaret.
Publication 1740.
Gen. note Part of index to Essex County Wills and Administrations (1692-1800)
Note 287 & 289. Will pro. 17 Mar. 1740.
Note Wills No. 6, 1735-1743 (Reel 42)
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Virginia Colonial Abstracts Vol. IX 1714-1717 by Beverly Fleet, Gene. Pub. Co.
1971, Page 81.Vol. 9 Page 633. Will of William Scott. Dated 26 Nov 1715. Prob 21 Aug 1716.
To wife Margret his plantation during life.
To son William at her death.
To son William 200 acres more "at the end of the Land (next the white oak swamp)xxxx which was given me by my brother James Scott"."I give (if the Child which my wife now goes with be a boy)" balance of land being 300 acres. If a girl "then I give unto my three daughters one hundred acres of Land a piece"
Person Est. to be div. betw. wife and children.
Exors: wife Margaret, James Scott and John Vawter.
Wit: Paul Micou, Thomas Meados, Jno Cannaday.
Signed Wm. Scott. Rec 21 Aug 1716
page 634. Bond 21 Aug 1716 £200 Sterl. Margaret Scott as Extrx. of Est. of Wm. Scott, deced.
Wit: Ralph Gough. Signed Margaret Scott, Tho Meades, Jno Vawter.
Note: the deed to the land from James to William is located near the Noels, Pages, Virginiawters, etc. as follows: Essex Co. Wills and Deeds p 366 4 Mar 1714/15 surveyed for Mr. James Scott in Richmond County, 173 acres of land seituate in the parish of St. Anne in Co. of Essex binding on Little Portobacco Swamp. 2 Dec 1714 signed Ro. Brooke Junr Surveyor.
http://www.vawterfamily.org/Georgine/GJ%20Part%201.pdf.
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1709-1717 Richmond County, Virginia Wills Book 3 and Inventories [Robert K. Headley, jr.];
p.234 - Margaret CAMMACK,being very ancient and weak in body, will; 24 Mar 1709, 7 Mar 1715/16
est. to be div. into three eq. parts, one to dau. Susan Foster, and one to be div between daughter Mary [stone] and sons William and David; other sons Sylvester Thatcher and John Cammack:
other daughters Mary Richardson and Elizabeth Deane;
Ex Paul Michou and John Foster
Wits Isaac Truck, John Plaile
p.256 - Margaret CAMMACK, Inv; 2 May 1716.
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1711-1714 Essex County, Virginia Deed & Will Book 14, Part 1; [Virginia Colonial Abstracts Vol 8, Beverley Fleet]; Page 81. Power of Atty. Margarett Micou to John Lomas, Gentleman, to ack sale by "my husband Paul Micou" to Collins. Signed Margaret Micou
Wit:
Thomas Peatross
Thomas Meades
Recorded 9 October 1712.
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1716-1717 Richmond County, Virginia Order Book 7; Part 1 [Antient Press]; Page 117)
Richmond County Court 4th of April 1717
- MICOU and Others p Admon, CAMOCK's Estate
PAUL MICOU and MARGRETT his Wife, GILBERT METCALFE and SUSAN his Wife and ISAAC TRUCK and MARY his Wife came into Court and made Oath that JOHN CAMOCK departed this life without makeing any Will soe farr as they know or believe and on their Petition and giveing security for their just and faithfull administration of the Decedent's Estate, Certificate is granted them for obtaining Letters of Administration in due form
- MICOU and Others Ack, Bond
PAUL MICOU, GILBERT METCALFE, ISAAC TRUCK, NICHOLAS SMITH, WILLIAM WOODBRIDGE, WILLIAM COLSTON, WILLIAM THORNTON and THOMAS BROCK came into Court and acknowledged their Bond for PAUL MICOU, GILBERT METCALFE and ISAAC TRUCK and their Wifes just and faithful administration of the Estate of JOHN CAMOCK, decd which is ordered to be recorded
- CAMMOCK's Estate to be Appraised
THOMAS PAISE, JAMES SCOTT, JOHN PLAILE and JOHN GILBERT or any three of them sometime between this and the next Court are appointed to appraise all and singular the Estate of JOHN CAMOCK, deced., in money which shall be presented to their view and make report thereof to the next Court, WILLIAM ROBINSON, Gent., or any other Justice of the Peace for this County, is requested to administer an Oath to the Appraisers for their true appraisment of the Decedent.'s Estate as also to PAUL MICOU and MARGRETT his Wife, GILBERT METCALFE and SUSAN his Wife and ISAAC TRUCK and MARY his Wife, the Executors, for their true discovery thereof
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Abt 1664 - 1740 (~ 76 years)