SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY, VA - WILLS AND ESTATES - Ann Applewhite, 3 Feb 1795
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IN THE NAME OF GOD AMEN, I Ann Applewhite being weak of body but of sound mind
do make & ordain this to be my last will & testament, to wit:

I lend unto my son William Applewhite my three slaves: George, Will & Isabel
until my son Thomas Applewhite arrives to the age of twenty one years at 
which time or perriod I give and devise the aforesaid slaves to my said son
Thomas Applewhite to him & his heirs forever, provided he, the said Thomas,
does faithfully and punctually pay within twelve months after his arrival
to the aforesaid age of twenty one, the sum of one hundred pounds, which
said money I direct to be divided into six equal parts & give to my daughter
Mary Barham twenty pounds, to my three sons: John, Hardy & William Applewhite
twenty pounds each & to the four children of Jesse Cooper twenty pounds to
be in equal divisions of said children.

Item: I give & desire the remainder of my estate of what kind or quallity
whatsoever or wheresoever found to be equally divided amongst my eleven
children, vizt: John, Hardy, Benjamin, William & Thomas Applewhite, my five
sons; Mary Barham, Sally Dasheil, Priscilla Jordan, Jean Applewhite, Rebecca 
Applewhite & Nancy Applewhite, my six daughters.

Lastly, I appoint son John Applewhite Executor of this my Last Will & 
Testament.

IN WITNESS whereof I have hereunto set my hand & seal this third day of
February Anno Domini 1795.
                                                      her
                                                   Ann X Applewhite (seal)
                                                      mark
Josiah Dasheile
Thomas Peete
    her
Lucy X Waller
    mark
               At a Court held for the County of Southampton
                      the 12th day of February 1795

This Will was presented in court, prov'd by the oaths of Thomas Peete
and Lucy Waller, two of the witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded,
and on the motion of John Applewhite, who made oath according to law,
Certificate is granted him for obtaining a Probat thereof in due form 
giving security whereupon &c.
                                                  Sam Kello, Cl.
Source: Library of Virginia,
Will Book 4, 1783-1797
Southampton Co, VA
Reel 17, page pages 673-674

Note: Paragraphing and some punctuation was added by transcriber
for ease in reading. There are no paragraphs in the original.


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