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FAUQUIER COUNTY, VIRGINIA WILLS, INVENTORIES AND ACCOUNTS 1759 - 1800: {John K. Gott}; Pages 188-189:
Date: 19 May 1799
JONATHAN BROWN (Will)
Wife: Mary - the whole of my property for her use and to be at her disposal forever.
No executor named.
Signed: Jonathan Brown
Wit.: Samuel Chilton, William Brown, James Seaton, Betty Kennor
Proved: 22 July 1799, by o. of Samuel Chilton and James Seaton. Mary Brown made oath and with James Seaton her sec. in bond for $500, granted cert, for obtaining a probate.
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FAUQUIER COUNTY, VIRGINIA WILLS, INVENTORIES AND ACCOUNTS 1759 - 1800: {John K. Gott}; Page 216:
Date: 16 October 1799
Dates: March 1798 - October 1799
JAMES SEATON (Guardianship Account)
Orphan: William Seaton
Details: Cash Received of: William Brown, Jonathan Brown Ret.: 28 October 1799
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FAUQUIER COUNTY, VIRGINIA WILLS, INVENTORIES AND ACCOUNTS 1759 - 1800: {John K. Gott}; Pages 252-253:
Date: 5 June 1792
RODHAM KENNER (Will)
dau.: Lucy - when she comes of age, 200 acres of land
whereon I now live, which I purchased of James Markham.
dau.: Judith - the ballance of the land whereon I now live and as much of my other tract of land left me by my father whereon Moses Harrill now lives as will make her up 200 acres.
son: Lawrence - all the rest of my land, that I have
not already given to him. And with dau. Judith to have their estate when they marry or come of age.
children: Lucy, Lawrence and Judith - when they come of age - all my Negroes and movable estate to be equally divided between them. It is my desire that my son Lawrence at ten years old shall be given up to his uncle Rodham Kenner if he inclines to take him, to be put by him to a well Instructed Seminary of learning where he may be well Ingrafted in the french language only and the principles of the Mathematicks
exors: Rodham Kenner, Sam'l. Blackwell and Judith Kenner.
signed: R. Kenner
Samll. Blackwell, James Seaton, Jonathan Brown
Proved: 28 January 1793 by o. of Jonathan Brown and James Seaton. Judith Kenner, the Executrix therein named, made oath, and with Rodham Kenner and Wily Roy her security, granted certificate to obtain probate.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Abt 1742 - 1799 (~ 57 years)