Norfolk County, VA - Will Book 5 (partial) ************************************************************************ USGENWEB ARCHIVES NOTICE: These electronic pages may NOT be reproduced in any format for profit or presentation by any other organization or persons. Persons or organizations desiring to use this material, must obtain the written consent of the contributor, or the legal representative of the submitter, and contact the listed USGenWeb archivist with proof of this consent. The submitter has given permission to the USGenWeb Archives to store the file permanently for free access. http://www.usgwarchives.net *********************************************************************** Page 46 Daniell Douglas - of ye Easterne branch of Elizabeth River Dated Aug. 14, 1676 Proved Nov. 16, 1687 by Capt. Robinson, Mr. Cocke and Jno. Brown To wife Bridget Douglas, all (my) land, during her natural life and after to be equally divided between John Branton and Frances the wife of Benjamin Bransgrove. John Porter, custody, ye said Branton Four men of the neighborhood appointed to take inventory, or any three: William Robinson George Lawson William Handcock John Porter Wife - executrix Daniell (seal) Douglas This 15 day of June 1687 I Daniell Duglas .. doe ratify and confirme ye will made one the other side dated 14th day of August 1676 exsepting these particular legises: unto my friend Robert Peatre my now riding horse unto John Branton, my wearing clothes P. 53 Francis Nash Dated March 16, 1686 Proved Feb. 16, 1687/88 by Richard Bacon and Robert Bowers wife Martha - Exec. Daughter Sarah - cow and calf Son John - cow and calf Daughter Frances (at age of 17) one feather bed, one chest Daughter Elizabeth - one bed, one chest and three pewter dishes, three plates and three poringers to young Thomas Maning - cow stock of hogs and cattle and sheep to be equally divided among youngest children. Loving friends, Robert Bowers and Jno. Bowers to oversee Page 164 Walter Barton Dated Nov. 7, 1691 Proved Jan. 15, 1691/92 Executor to pay as due to Mr. William Guardian living in Scots Walk London, the just quantity of five thousand pounds of tobacco also to pay Mr. James Lemon, living in Francious Street London. To James Peeters - watch, violin with case To Elizabeth Peter, one Stond gold ringe To Servants of James Peters, five shillings each To Thomas Spratt, one piece of silver shoe buckles To (my) servant Anthony Jackson, a broad cloth coat, one stripe waistcoat, one red waistcoat The rest of (my) estate to my two brethren John and Thomas Barton Friend James Peeters to be full and whole executor Walter Barton (seal)