Rockbridge County, VA- UNROE Will Abstracts

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Abstracts of Wills-- Unroe surname

Adam Unroe's Will,
To his son George Unroe the plantation and personal property. To his daughter
Susannah Wilhelm, his plantation on which she now lives, her husband is Michael
Wilhelm. At her decease the plantation is to be divided among her eight children.

Granddaughter Polly Wilhelm to receive 1/8, grandson Adam Wilhelm to receive
1/8, grandson William Wilhelm to receive 1/8, grandson John Wilhelm to receive
1/8, grandson Andrew Wilhelm to receive 1/8, grandson Henry Wilhelm to receive
1/8, grandson Jacob Wilhelm to receive 1/8, grandaughter Margaret Wilhelm to
receive 1/8. To neice Susannah Unroe, one bureau, one side saddle, two beds and
bedsteads, 6 quilts, 7, blankets, 3 coverlets, one chest, and balance of
furniture belonging to said beds, the one side saddle is the new one.

Also to Dau. Susannah Wilhelm, $20.00 to be paid as soon as moneys are collected
after my decease.
Son George Unroe and William Armentrout were executors. This will was produced
and
proven December 6, 1841. William Armentrout refused to be executor. Will Book
9, page 130.

Jacob Unroe's will.
He willed that his family be kept together and all the property be left as is
for for year after his decease.
To his wife Catherine, 1/3 of the estate both real and personal, as long as she
lives.
To son John Unroe, a mare that is his at all times. To son Jacob Unroe, grey
filly if he stays with the family until age 21.
The plantation is to remain as is for the purpose of raising the children, until
his youngest child is 15 years of age. Then it is to be divided among the
children in equal shares.
John Wilhelm to be executor, made will in August 1829. Produced and proven
October 5, 1829.
Will Book 6, page 388.

John T. Unroe Constable for two years, July 5, 1852. Will Book 12, page 170.

Adam Unroe was the administrator George Unroe's estate, it was sold by Adam,
March 20, 1869.
Will Book 18, page 469, and Will Book 18, page 527.

Assesment of George Unroe's estate.
Personal Property value $1423.03
Bond value $912.33
Widows produce set aside, $291.15
Other personal property $270.50
Total Value $3298.62, March 1, 1867.
Will Book 18, page 518.

Adam Unroe was elected to Township of Buffalo as a Road Commisioner for one
year, May 23, 1871.
Will Book 20, page 28.

Elizabeth Unroe's estate was appraised at $32.00, the sale brought $34.70, May
27, 1886, Adam Unroe bought most of the estate and W. Ford bought some of it.
Will Book 25, page 383.

Sallie Unroe had a claim of $19.41 against the estate of Elizabeth Unroe from
July 1, 1886 to May 1, 1887.
Will Book 26, page 182.

Margaret Jane and Martha Ann Unroe were to be bound to Henry Unroe as guardian
on January 4, 1875, they were infant heirs of Henry Unroe. Will Book 21, page
245.