Powhatan County, VA - Will: Ann Baugh (Eggleston, daughter of Richard), 1815

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Will of Ann Baugh, wife of John Baugh, Sr.
 I Ann Baugh, being in my perfect senses, do make this my 
last will and
request that all of my property should be divided equally 
between my
Daughter Ann E. Eggleston and my sons Wm. Baugh, George 
Baugh and Bowling
Baugh.  It is also my request that my Daughter Ann E. 
Eggleston should have
a horse from the estate.  Signed this fifth day of December, 
In the year of
our Lord 1815.
Teste,     Ann Baugh, her mark and seal
Wm. Hr'y Eggleston
Sally Meriwether
Judith O. Eggleston

 At a Court of Quarterly Sessions holden for the County of 
Powhatan on the
21st day of February 1816.  This last will and testament of 
Ann Baugh,
deceased. Was presented in Court and proved by the oath of 
William H.
Eggleston, a subscribing witness thereto, and thereupon the 
same was ordered
to be recorded.  An on the motion of William Baugh, who took 
the oath
prescribed by law, and entered into bond with security, 
conditioned as the
law directs, a certificate is granted him for obtaining 
letters of
administration on the estate of the said Ann Baugh deceased, 
with her will
aforesaid annexed, in form.
     Teste, Wm. S. Dance, D.C.

Ann Eggleston, daughter of Richard

Submitted by Janet Hunt