LOUDOUN COUNTY – WILL OF THOMAS FURR ~ 1734

Posted by Rich Furr, r_furr@yahoo.com on Thu, 11 Feb 1999 

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Will of Thomas FURR 
signed 3 Nov 1734 
found in Loudoun Co., VA 


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"Thomas Furr of Hamilton Parish in the County of Prince William being sick of 
body. Unto Malachi Cummings one hundred acres of land whereon he now lives 
during his life and his wifes life the said Malachi Cummings to make no waste or 
sale of timber only for the plantation, etc, and after the decease of them and 
my wife the said two hundred acres to fall to her son Thos. Unto my loving wife 
Elizabeth Furr all my household goods, cattle, horses, mares, hoggs, sheep that 
in any wise belong to me. After my wife Elizabeth's decease that plantation 
whereon her son Thos. lives to her heirs and case of his death to her son 
William. After my wife's decease the plantation whereon I now live to her son 
William and after the decease of my loving wife what household stuff, goods and 
stock there is to be equally divided between her two sons Thos. and William 
except one pewter dish which I leave unto her daughter Elizabeth Cummings. I 
desire Jonathan Gibson when he lays of his land to lay of mine with it and for 
what land William Allen has taken from me to get it again if possible and let 
the children have a part as otherwise if he does not like of it take it out of 
the estate. I desire that if John Lattimore is disturbed about his land and will 
lay it off to have it done by a sworn surveyor and chain carryers and if any be 
wanting to take it where his knoct off. Unto my loving wife one servant woman 
and an orphan boy called by the name of Thos Mcantier. It is my will that my 
wife have all my tobacco, debts due and whatsoever belongs to me. I do make, 
ordain and constitute my loving wife my executrix of this last will and 
testament to see it performed and furthermore I do ordain and appoint my loving 
friend Jonathan Gibson overseer and assistant to my wife. 

Thos (X) Furr 

Witt: 
John Boystone 3 Nov. 1734 
Ralph (RH) Hues 
Thos (T) Cummings