Will of Talbot Hall Harrison, 1900 - Isle of Wight Co. VA


Will Book 33 Page 584

I, T. H. Harrison being of sound mind do make this my last will and testament. I desire that 
after my death my entire estate, both real and personal be the property of my wife, Mary Frances 
so long as she lives to remain as near as it now is as possible and after her death I desire 
and request that after paying all of my just debts that the balance of my estate both real and 
personal be divided as follows. I give to my daughter Martha Sarah if she is then living & if 
she is dead at that time to her children to be equally divided between them the sum of two 
hundred dollars ($200.00) and I give to the children of my daughter William Etta, to be equally 
divided between them, the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars ($150.00) and I give to my son 
Ryland all of my cattle and farming implements, and I give to my son Mills, Jim, Ryland, George 
and Lee the balance of my estate both real and personal after paying my son Jim and Ryland for 
their services in settling my estate. I further desire that my sons Jim and Ryland be allowed 
to administer on my estate & and settle it as above set forth paying the respective amounts of 
money as above mentioned to each party themselves as it belongs & through no other hands. 
Having already given unto my son John D. and my daughter Angus Etta all I field right they 
should have of my estate I make no other provisions for them. Witness my hand and seal the 
28th, day of June, 1900.

T. H. Harrison, SEAL 
Witness 

J. F. Eley, 
C. H. Holland,
In the County Court of Isle of Wight County September 3rd, 1900, the last will and testament of 
T. H. Harrison, deceased, was presented in court and proved by the oaths of J. F. Eley and C. 
H. Holland the subscribing witnesses thereto, and ordered to be recorded.

Teste, N. F. Young, Clerk

Submitted by DiDi Raye <visadoggy@hotmail.com> 

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