Louisa County Virginia USGenWeb Archives Wills.....Langston, Lucy Jane February 15, 1834
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Source: Louisa Co., Va Wb 9, P. 133
Written: February 15, 1834
Recorded: June 10, 1834

Louisa Co. VA WB 9, p. 133

In the name of God amen I Jane alias Lucy Langston do hereby make this my last 
will and testament.
1st I give and bequeath to my children William and Harriet two thirds of my 
estate both real and personal to be equally divided between them.
2nd I give and bequeath to my friend Mr. William D. Gooch in trust for my 
daughter Mary who has intermarried with John Wilson one third of my estate both 
real and personal to be applied to the benefit of her and her children as he 
may think most advisable.
3rd I appoint my friend Mr. William D. Gooch my executor to transact all my 
business in Ohio and my friend Mr. Nathaniel Mills my executor to transact all 
my business in Virginia and give my executor in Virginia full power to sell all 
my estate both real and personal and every part thereof and divide the proceeds 
among my children William and Harriet and my friend William D. Gooch as trustee 
as aforesaid. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my 
seal this 15th Feby 1834.
Signed sealed and delivered in presence of
                                                                       
John Ellis    Jno R Quarles  
David Thomson  
                                                          
       her
                                                                              
Lucy  X  Langston
                                                                                
      Mark

In Louisa County Court June 10th 1834      The last will and testament of Jane 
alias Lucy Langston dec’d was this day partly proved in open Court by the oath 
of John Ellis a witness thereto and continued for further proof. And in Louisa 
County Court July 14th 1834 the said will was further proved by the oath of 
David Thomson another witness thereto and by the Court ordered to be recorded.
                                                  Teste  John Hunter CLC

In Louisa County Court August the 12th 1834
On the motion of Nathaniel Mills the executor named in the last will and 
testament of Jane alias Lucy Langston dec’d who made oath as the law requires 
and together with John Graves his security entered into and acknowledged a bond 
in the penalty of two thousand dollars conditioned according to law a 
certificate is granted him for obtaining a probate of said will in due form.



Additional Comments:
Lucy Langston's other children Maria Langston (wife of Joseph Powell), Gideon 
Langston, Charles Langston, and John Mercer Langston had been provided for by 
their father, Capt. Ralph Quarles of Louisa Co, VA

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