CULPEPER COUNTY – WILLS: PHILEMON KAVANAUGH, 1751

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Estate: Philemon Kavanaugh, Culpeper Co, VA (1751)  (partial)

An Account of what is come to my hands of the Estate of Philemon Kavanaugh, dec'd, 
by

the hands of Charles Kavanaugh, Executor (to wit):

One negro man                                     Bandy   )
     Do                                            Simon   )
1 negro woman                                     Jany    )  5   )
1   Do                                            Beck    )      )
1   Do                                            Hannah  )      )
                                                                  )  8 in all
Born since      )                                                )
Testator's death) 1 negro girl                    Venus   )      )
                   1    Do                         Sue     )  3   )
                   1 negro boy                     Orange  )

Neat cattle 1 heifer, 3 years old
             1 brindle steer yearling
             1 pyde            Do
             2 likely yellow pyde cow & cow calves

Hoggs &c    2 barrows, 2 years old
             2 grisled sows & three shoats
             2 sows with pigg & 5 shoats
             5 young hoggs which was fatted & killed
               for estate house meat 130
     (end of page)


Source: Library of Virginia,
Will Book A, 1749-1770
Culpeper Co, VA
Reel 31, page 83

Note: This portion appeared on the bottom of a Will.  I include it here in the
event it may be of some help to those researching the Kavanaugh name.
A shoat is a young hog.
Do is an abbreviation for ditto.