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1654-1800 Westmoreland County, Virginia Wills [Augusta B. Fothergill]; Page 47
ARRINGTON, JOHN, 20 April 1712; 24 September 1712. Whole estate to wife Susanna and daughter Mildred Arrington; brother Thomas and my wife exrs.
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1712-1716 Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds-Wills No. 5, [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 69-70.
Will of John Arrington of Westmoreland County, being sick and weak in body, dated 20 April 1712.
My whole estate be equally divided both in quantity and quality between my loving wife Susanna Arrington and my beloved daughter Mildred Arrington.
My loving wife Susanna and my loving brother Thomas Arrington executors.
John Arrington
Wit: Joseph Weekes, Mary Harvy.
24 Sept. 1712. Presented by his relict Susanna Arrington. Proved by the witnesses. On motion of Susanna and Thomas Arrington, executors, certifycate is granted them for obtaining a probat.
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1712-1716 Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds-Wills No. 5, [John Frederick Dorman]; Page 126-27.
John Arrington. Inventory. 13 Dec. [1712].
Made by virtue of an order dated 24 Sept. 1712. Appraisers sworn before Mr. Lewis Markham. Total valuation 10,604 pounds of tobacco.
Nicholas Downton
Henry Roe
Nicholas Mewes
John Elliott
Signed by Thomas Arrington.
28 Jan. 1712 [1713]. Returned by Thomas Arrington.
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1712-1714 Westmoreland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 4 [Antient Press]; Page 26
Westmoreland County Court 24th day of September 1712
- ARRINGTON for Two Beacons claimed NATHANIEL POPE, Gent., made Oath that JOHN ARRINGTON had sett up a Beacon on the POTOMACK in APPAMATTOX and RICHARD WATTS, Gent., declared another Beacon was sett up at WHITE POINT on the River which generally was said to be erected by JOHN ARRINGTON and on the motion ofSUSANNA, his Relict, the same is ordered to be accordingly certifyed
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1712-1714 Westmoreland County, Virginia Order Book, Part 4 [Antient Press]; Page 27
Westmoreland County Court 24th day of September 1712
- ARRINGTON's Will proved The Last Will and Testament ofJOHN ARRINGTON, deced. was presented in Court by SUSANNA, his Relict, who made Oath thereto, and being proved by the Oaths ofall the wittnesses thereto is admitted to Record, and on the motion ofSUSANNA and THOMAS ARRINGTON, Executors in the Will named and their performing what is usuall in such cases, Certifycate is granted them for obtaining a Probat thereofin due form, and they ordered to return an Inventory ofthe Testator's Estate to the next Court upon Oath. It is alsoe ordered JOHN ELLIOTT, NICHOLAS MEWES,. NICHOLAS DOWNTON and HENRY ROE or any three ofthem being first sworn before one her ofMajties Justices for this County doe some tyme between this and the next Court value andappraise the Estate and make return thereof to next Court
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1691-1699 Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds-Wills No. 2; [John Frederick Dorman-1801 transcript];
Page 150a. [Will of John Miller] dated 3 April 1698.
My horse Jake to Richard Crodunck [Craddock].
To Philip Camose my young black horse.
My black mare I give Elizabeth Booth and her colt to John Arenton [Arrington].
My gun and powder horn to Wantsford Arenton [Arrington].
Five yards of searge, half a gross of buttons, 18 seanes of silk to Thomas Spellman.
My new carsey coat and jackett to John Bell.
To Elizabeth Colston a trunk and a yard of muslin.
To Elizabeth Booth one new tankard.
To the said Thomas Spillman my augurs and chizels,
To Frances Spillman six ells of linen.
To the said Thomas Spillman my caster hatt and eight yards of hamp [hemp?) linen and one pair of yarne stockings.
Richard Cradunck executor.
John Miller
Wit: Thos. Spillman, Henry Chubb, John Bell.
27 April 1698. Proved by Thomas Spillman and John Bell.
Probat granted the executor.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Bef 1688 - 1712 (> 24 years)