WILL of John HARLOW
Henrico County, Virginia Will Book 2, Page 609

In the name of God amen, I John Harlow of the County of Henrico being sick tho' in my perfect mind do 
make and ordain this my last will and Testament revolking all wills by me heretofore made this only to be 
my will. Item  I give all my land that I possess to my son John Harlow to him his heirs and assigns forever  I 
also give my son John three negroes namely Gib, Sam and Bet to him his heirs and assigns forever. Item  I 
give to my daughter Mary Loving one negro woman named Doll to her heirs and assigns forever. I also give 
to my said daughter one featherbed and furniture. Item  I give to my Granddaughter Susannah Loving one 
negro girl named Poll, to her her heirs and assigns forever. Item  after my decease I give my negro woman 
Patt her freedom but to be in the care of Excutors  hereafter named. The balance of my Estate of whatever it 
may be, I give to my daughter Judah Black after my just debts and funeral charges are paid to her and her 
heirs forever,  I appoint my sons Mackamellon Harlow and John Harlow, Executors of this my last will and 
Testament. In witness whereof  I have set my and and seal this twenty six day of January 1802.

His Signed Sealed published and delivered in the preaence                    John  X  Harlow
of the subscribing witnesses                                                                    Mark
Teste
Hen. Henley, William Martin, John Bowles

At a court held for Henrico County at the Courthouse on monday the first day of  February  1802  This will 
was proved by the oaths of William Martin and John Bowles witnesses  thereto and ordered to be recorded. 
And on the motion of John Harlow an Executor thereto  named who made oath thereto according to law and 
together with Jonathan Black  John Bowles and William Martin his securities entered into and acknowledged 
their bond in the  penaly of Eight hundred pounds conditioned as the laaw directs. Certification is granted 
him for obtaining a probat thereof in due form. Liberty  being reserved to the other executor in the said will 
named to join in the said probat when he shall think fit.

Teste


(Copied 10 march 1983 from microfilm copy of the original will book. Virginia State Archives reel # 55 Henrico County Wills  by Marilee Y. Blackely.

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