FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA - WILLS - Elisha Hall, 25 Jan 1750
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In the name of god amen I Elisha Hall of Fairfax County being sick and weak of
body but in perfect and sound memory do ordain and appoint this to be my last
will and Testament in manner and form following I give my soul to god who gave
it and trusting in the merits of my blessed saviour Jesus Christ to recieve
mercy. I leave my body to be buried at the discresion of my Executor
heareafter named which is my will. 
Item. I give to my loving wife Martha Hall my Negro Man Daner and my negro
woman Patt and my Negro man Harkley and my negro woman Lydia to her and her
heirs forever. 
Item. I give and (?begue) to my son Richard Hall one negro man named Charles
and one negro boy named James. 
Item. I give and beqe to my daughter Mary Hall one negro garll named Dydoe. 
Item. I give to my son Thomas Hall a negro boy named Peter and one named Jack 
both to him and his heirs forever. 
Item. I give and beq to my son Elisha Hall one negro grall named (?Tuckey). 
Item. I give and beq to my Loving wife one negro man named Dick to her and 
her heirs forever. 
Item. I give the third part of all the rest of my estate to my loving wife and 
the other twoparts of my moveable estate to be equally divided between my four 
children Rich Mary Thomas and Elisha and to my daughter Mary I give ten pounds 
cash out of my estate. 
Item. I desire my just debts to be all paid out of my estate before any 
devision is made In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 
25th day of Jan. 1750.				Elisha Hall--SEAL/ 
W. West, John Henward, William P. (?Terill), 
George Roberts, William Robinson.


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