Will of William Harben	1733 (Box 4,fldr 38)

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I, William Harben of Prince George County, yeoman, being sick in body
but of good and perfect memory" ... gives and bequeaths unto sons John
Harbin, second son William, third son Elisha, fourth son James, fifth
son Joshua, and sixth and last son Edward William one sixth part each of
a "parcel of land being part of a tract of land called the Gleaning
lyeing on Goose Creek, content 300 acres"- 50 acres each".  Also all the
rest of his moveable goods and chattles be equally divided amongst the
six sons and three daughters, and that his well beloved wife have the
dwelling plantation during her natural life, and that he be buried at
the church as near as possible to the seat or pew where he used to sit. 
Signed 3/25/1733. Witnesses: John Allison, Ann Young, John Flint. 	

Submitted by: Joan Marie Meyering
joantoni@open.org