FAUQUIER COUNTY – WILL: SARAH (WEST) BRONAUGH, 1794

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Will Book 4, Page 205
Fauquier County, Virginia
Wills: Sarah (West) Bronaugh, 1794: Fauquier County, Virginia

Bronaugh Will

In the name of God Amen. I, Sarah Bronaugh, being in perfect mind & 
memory & reason do declare this my Last Will & Testament.
Item. I give and bequeath unto my dear husband, John Bronaugh, all 
my estate, both real & personal, also all & every part of the money 
or property that is left me by my uncle, George West, also every part 
or parcel of my Grandfather Hugh West's estate both real & personal 
forever.
Item. The land left me by my uncle, George West, I will & bequeath to
my brother, John West, my dividend of a certain tract of land lying 
in Loudoun County, which was left in the Last Will & Testament of Col. 
George West, being a part of the land whereon the s'd George West 
lived in his lifetime. Also, I bequeath to my s'd brother, John West 
one other dividend of another tract of land in s'd County I owe on, 
containing twelve acres, also one other dividend lying in Fairfax 
County on Scott's Run containing three acres, to him & his heirs for 
ever, therefore I say no more. October 3rd 1794.
						Sarah Bronaugh {Seal}
Witness
Thomas Bronaugh, Sen'r
Betsey Bronaugh
Sarah Turley

At a Court held for Fauquier County, the 28th day of April 1806

This will was proved by the oath of Thomas Bronaugh, Sen'r, who also 
proved that he saw Betsey Bronaugh sign the same as a witness, and 
the Court being satisfied, the same was admitted to record.

Examined				Teste,
						H.R. Campbell. C.C.