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1713-1749 Northumberland County, Virginia Wills-Admin; [Lewis & Booker]; Page 392
Boley, Simon, Senr,
W. W. 21 May 1723---W. P. 15 January 1723/4
Son William Boley-one feather bed and furniture that belongs to it that stands in the old. Truckel bedstead, my long gun, and one old iron pot that has a hole in it
Daughter Mary Thomas-one cow and yearling( the cow is called Slutby), and one pewter dish.
Son Simon Boley-one feather bed and furniture and bedstead that stands upstairs, my short guns my chest that stands in the chamber, one cow and calf, one broadax, one carpenter adze and handsaw.
Daughter Martha Boley-one flock bed and furniture, one chest above stairs the largest that is there, one cow and calf, one pewter dish, one pewter bason, and three pewter plates
Daughter Judith Boley-one pewter dish, one pewter bason, three plates, one iron pot, and one cow and calf.
Daughter Sarah Boley-one pewter dish, one pewter bason,three plates, two young heifers about two years old, and one black mare called Crickett and her future increase except the first two colts, the first to my daughter Martha Boley and the second to my daughter Judith Boley,
Rest of my estate be it little or much to my wife Sarah Boley, and she to be my executrix.
Witness: Jonathan Betts, Alexander Moorhead, and William Betts
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Abt 1695 - 1724 (~ 29 years)