WILL OF JOHN BOTTOM
(c1662-1710)
Will of John Bottom of Varina Parish, to son John, 100
acres near White Oak Swamp; to son Thomas, the plantation where he
lives, being the rest of the above land; to wife, Elizabeth, her choice
of three feather beds, and the other two to daughters, Mary and
Elizabeth. To son John, livestock and items. Rest of estate to be
divided between wife and children, one cow named Coale; to daughter
Mary Garrett; to younger sons, William and Joseph, a grey mare; to son
Thomas, a black mare; to eldest son, John, a sword. All the rest to be
divided between wife, daughters, Mary and Elizabeth, and sons, Thomas,
William, and Joseph. Son John to be executor.
<>Dated 29 April 1710.
Witness: Richard Williams, John Hancock, Mary Hancock. Recorded 3 Sept
1711.
Source: >COLONIAL WILLS OF HENRICO COUNTY, VIRGINIA, PART ONE 1654 -
1737.
<>Transcribed and submitted by: Anna Newell
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WILL OF HENRY TURNER
January 17, 1712-1713.
Son Abell (plantation on Falling Creek in Henrico County). Daughters:
Joan, Elizabeth, Ann, Hannah, Jane, Mary. Wife and Executrix: Patience.
Witnesses: James Flemmino, Arthur Dougall, William Fisher. Clerk of the
Court: Edwd. Bon-Wicke (or Renwicke).
Source: Abstracts of
North Carolina WIlls, By: J. Bryan Grimes, Secretary of State, 1910,
Page 382
Transcribed and submitted by: Linda
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