CULPEPER COUNTY – WILLS: WILLIAM PENNELL, 1752

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Est: William Pennell, Culpeper Co, VA (1752)  (partial)

RE THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM PENNELL & DOWER OF SARAH STROTHER

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? (can't read) 12/, 1 us__, 1 rair? 5/    )                  £  1. 11.  0
1 walnut square table 9/, 1 looking glass )                    ___________
                                                              £ 17.  8.  11

1 negro man named Orange               36.10.
1 negro girl named Marther             27.10.
1 negro boy named Horatio              20.0.
                                     £  84.0.
                                                    Francis Haughter
                                                    Thomas Haughter
                                                    Robert Green

                    At a Court held for the County of Culpeper
                      Thursday, the 2nd day of February 1752

This account of the dower of Sarah Strother in the slaves and her lawfull 
share of the personal estate of her late husband William Pennell, dec'd, 
was this day returned into court and ordered to be recorded.

                                                       Teste:
                                                       Roger Dixon, Cl.Cur.


Source: Library of Virginia,
Will Book A, 1749-1770
Culpeper Co, VA
Reel 31, page 56