Will of Jane Bayne of Culpeper County, 
April 11, 1802, Page 370-371, 
Culpeper County Will Book D.

   In The Name Of God Amen, I Jane Bayne of the County of
Culpeper do make this my last Will and Testament.  First, I
recommend my Soul to God... I desire that my just Debts and
funeral expences be first paid.  Whereas Marshall Petty stands
justly indebted to me by bond in the sum of fifty five pounds
with Interest as therein specified for money by me to him lent
and advanced no part of which has been paid it is therefore my
will and desire that my Executors hereafter named use diligence
in collecting the same and when collected pay it to the persons
hereafter mentioned in the following proportions to wit.

   To George Collins the son of Frankey Tye (late Frankey
Collins) the sum of fifteen pounds; to George Hawkins Son of my
Daughter Jane Hawkins ten pounds; to William Butler who hath
intermarried with my Daughter Betsey fifteen pounds and to the
said William Butler for the purpose of paying my just debts the
balance of the said Bond being fifteen pounds with Interest due
of the said several sums first deducting the Interest any extra
expence for the recovery of the same. It is my will and desire
and I do give and bequeath to my Grand Daughter Catey Hawkins the
Daughter of my Daughter Jenny who hath intermarried with Wm
Hawkins my Six Silver Table Spoons & six Silver Tea Spoons to her
heirs and assigns.  It is my will and desire that all my
household & kitchen furnature and all my wearing aparel be
equally divided among all my Daughters Susanna Bayne Betsey
Butler & Jinny Hawkins.  I constitute and appoint my friend John
Butler and my Son In Law William Butler Executors of this my last
Will and Testament. In Witness whereof I hereunto set my hand &
affix my seal this 11th day of April 1802.
Presence Elizabeth Petty
   R. Y. Wiginton                 (Sig) Jane [X] Bayne

   At a Court continued and held for Culpeper County the 20th day
of April 1802.  This Last Will and Testament of Jane Bayne decd
was exhibited to the Court and it being suggested that the said
Jane at the time of making and Executing the same was a married
woman.  Whereupon George Bayne her husband appeared in Court and
declared that he was willing that the legacies that the will
contained should be distributed as is therein directed and for
that purpose consented that the Will should be proved and
established but with this exception that this act should not be
drawn into a preceden against him in any other transaction of the
said Jane his Wife whereupon Richard Y. Wigginton one of the
Subscribing Witnesses proved the same and it is ordered to be
recorded and on the motion of William Butler one of the Executors
therein mentioned Certificate is granted him for obtaining a
probate thereof due form he having made oath thereto and given
bond and security according to Law.  Liberty being reserved for
the other Executor therein mentioned to join in the Probate when
he may think fit. 
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Provided by JoLee Gregory Spears 8/25/96
(Transcriptionist unknown)