FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA - WILL AND ESTATE - Jean Heryford, 24 Mar 1754
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In the name of God Amen I Jean Heryford of the parish of Truro & County 
of Fairfax being at this time Sick & weak of body yet of sound and 
perfect mind & disposing memmory (sic) blessed be God, therefore do 
commit my body to the Earth to be disposed of according to the 
Discretion of my frinds (sic) and my Soul to God in full and perfect 
hopes of a blessed Resurrection thro' Jesus Christ hoping pardon of my 
offences I make the following disposition of my worldy Effects VIZ. ITEM 
I give and bequeath unto my Son John Herriford on large Chist one large 
Glass one Large Table & one Cart & Wheles (sic) - ITEM I give and 
bequeath unto my son Henery Herriford one Negro Woman Named Phillis & 
her Incres (sic) to him and his hears (sic) forever Acordis to his 
Fathers Will ITEM I give and bequeath unto my Daughter Frances one Negro 
Man Named bob to her & her heairs (sic) for Ever ITEM I give unto Son 
George Hereyford one small Table & one small Chist & my two plow horses 
ITEM I give unto my Daughter Ann Teyler thirty shillins ITEM I give & 
bequeath unto my Daughter Margrett my side Saddle ITEM my Will and 
desier is that the Remainders of my estate of what Kind Soever (that is 
not already given away) may be equally devided between my two Sons 
George and Henery Herriford & my Daughter Frances Herriford and this I 
do publish to be my last Will and testament & that my two Sones John & 
George Herriford I opint to be Executors of this my last Will and 
testament In Witness thereof I have heare unto set my hand and fixed my 
seal this 24th of march 1754

In presents of us                                               Jean D 
Heryford
Burr Harrisson
William Peake
William W. More
his mark         


At a Court Contd. and held for the County of Fairfax 16 & 17th of April 
1754

This Will was presented in court by John Herryford and George Herryford 
Exr. therein named who made oath thereto and the same being proved by 
the oaths of William Peake & William Moore two of the Witnesses and is 
admitted to record and the said Exr. having performed what is usual in 
such Cases is granted them for obtaining a probate thereof in due form

Test.
Wagoner A. Cur

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