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- "Abstracts and Inventories Loudon Co., Va. 1757-1800" by Williams:
1793-1797, P. 47, 7Aug 1794, 4 April 1795 (p. 146), King, Benjamin, Sons: John (land in Fairfax Co., William (land in Prince William Co), Daniel (land in Prince William Co.), Daughter Susannah Williams (wife of John William). Granddaughter; SUSANNAH KENT (dau. Of JOHN KENT). Exrs: sons Daniel, John and Benjamin King. Wit: Charles Brent, Nancy Selfe.
P. 63, Item: I give and bequeath unto my son, Benjamin King, the Plantation whereon he now lives (that is to day) my right title and Interest to & of the same, also one Negroe man called Frank, one bay horse called Dick, one bay horse called Daimond, also one sorrel mare colt, also…….. Item. I give and bequesath unto my Grand Daughter SUSANNA KENT, one cow and calf, one grey mare, one feather bed and furniture, which articles are in the hands of her father, JOHN KENT, and my will and desire is that he the said JOHN KENT should keep them in his possession until the said SUSANNA shall arrive at the age of eighteen years unto my said Grand Daughter and her heirs forever."
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Bef 1755 - 1795 (> 40 years)