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Fauquier County, VA Wills By J. Estelle Stewart King
Will Book Number 1 1759-1783
BROOKS, William
Will dated 10th January 1767.
To daughter, Sarah, what she has already received from me.
To daughter, Hannah, what she has already received from me.
To daughter, Danckus, what she has already received from me.
To daughter, Mary, what she has already received from me.
To daughter, Ann, what she has already received from me,
To daughter, Elizabeth, to have an equal portion with her sisters.
Son, Thomas, to be content with what he has received until decease of his mother.
Son William to have other plantation.
Exrs: William Brooks, Thomas Brooks (sons).
Wit, Peter Conway, George Threkeld. (p. 1)
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FAUQUIER COUNTY, VIRGINIA WILLS, INVENTORIES AND ACCOUNTS 1759 - 1800: {John K. Gott}
Pages 1-2*: WILLIAM BROOKS "of Fauquier County & Hamilton Parish" (Will)
Date: 10 January 1767
Dau.: Sarah - what she has already received
Dau.: Hannah - what she has already received
Dau.: Dauchers (or Danckus) - what she has already received
Dau.: Mary - what she has already received
Dau.: Ann - what she has already received
Dau.: Elizabeth - have an equal portion with the rest of her sisters except one bed
Wife: Ann - the plantation and lands and the movables during her natural life.
Son : Thomas - be content with what he had until his mother's death - then to have plantation - one-half of the movables - except dau. Elizabeth's bed
Son : William - the other plantation and one-half the movables - a mare and colt
Exor: Son Thomas.
Wit.: Peter Conway, George Theldkild, Thomas Conway.
Signed: William (his M mark) Brooks
Proved: 23 March 1767 by o. of George Theldkild and Peter Conway. Thomas Brooks took o. as Executor
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Bef 1747 - Aft 1767 (> 22 years)