Will of Henry Berry - King George county, VA 1677
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          I will and bequeah my soule to God from whom I have my first
breath, my body to the ground to be buryed in a decent manner .  I will
that my loveing friend Robert Peck by my sole executor that the said Peck
may act in any case, as if I myselfe were in front.  I will and bequeath
to William Herton one hundred acres of land.  I will that all the rest of
my reall and personall estate be equaly divided amongst my children except
my wives thirds.  To him that shall have the girle named Jane Stowe to
have 2 cows more than the rest.  I will that John Rolt have one heiffer
two yeares old.  I will that all my children may have a great care of the
keeping of the said Jane Stow soe long as she lives.  That my sone Richard
may have learning as well as the rest, as witness my hand this 30th of
March 1672.