Rappahannock County, VA - Will of Enoch Doughty, 1677

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 8 Sept. 1677     22 Nov, 1677

Estate to his children (not named), "and as my desire is that they may goe out 
of this country I doe impower my Overseers Francis Doughty and James 
Phillips to put on sale all my lands and goods and Chattels for money good 
for my children." 

Wit. John Simpton, Jonathan Bates, Hugh X. Mane

	Memo.  16 hhds of Tob. that my brother carried to England is properly 
upon my account for him to make use being my own crop and 55 acct. my 
Brother owes me a Bill of Thomas Becks to my Brother I have paid him for it 
and another of George Grime I have received many Bills in Stafford of my 
Brother in my name and have given him at my plantation and ye other in 
Potomack ward.  Feb. ye 27, 1675.