Charlotte Co., VA Will of Amos Westbrook  1800/1801

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Submitted by Susan B. Chiarello
SUZYBC@aol.com   27 Mar 1999




Will book 2 page 195 Charlotte County VA

I Amos Westbrook of the County of Charlotte being very sick do
make this my last will and testament as follows. I lend unto my
wife Elizabeth Westbrook my whole estate real and personal during
her  whole life  or widowhood and after her death or marriage  I
desire the whole of such estate so lent her be sold on such
credit as my executors may judge best and money arising therefrom
paying all my just debts, be equally divided between my children
following, that is to say Elizabeth, Elijah, Elisha, Sally, and
John Westbrook and should any of the above mentioned children die
before they receive their parts leaving no Heirs, I desire the
same shall be divided amongst the survivors or their legal
representatives of, if such Heirs then to such Heirs. I leave
Josiah Westbrook (my son) and Benjamin Lewis (my son in law) my
executors who I request will attend to my estate and prevent any
waste of my timber, my land or my message of my above mentioned
children. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal
the 13th day of June eighteen hundred.
Published and delivered before us

William Carwile
Bernard Todd                        his
William Roach                   Amos (X) Westbrook
                                    mark

At a Court held for Charlotte County the 6th day of April 1801
This last will and testament of Amos Westbrook dec'd was
presented in Court and the same was proved by the oath of William
Carwile and Bernard Todd two of the witnesses hereunto subscribed
and ordered to be recorded.
                                Teste
Thomas Read
                        Truly recorded Thomas Read