Southampton County Virginia USGenWeb Archives Wills.....Vick, Sally Davis, 1829 

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Sally (DAVIS) VICK (1783-1829), will dated 23 Jan 1829, proved 16 Feb 1829 

I Sally Vick of the County of Southampton do hereby make my last Will and 
Testament in manner and form following 

1st. I desire that all the perishable part of my Estate be immediately sold 
after my decease (except such Articles that I Shall hereafter Will away) and out 
of the money arising therefrom as well as the debts due me all my just debts to 
be paid and the surplus if any to be Equally divided among my children. 

2nd. I give to my daughter Mary K. Vick one feather Bed and furniture, one first 
choice cow and calf and Ten dollars in money to her and heirs forever. 

3rd. I give to my son James Vick one feather Bed to him and his heirs forever. 

4.  I give to my son Gilbert V. Vick one feather Bed, to him and his heirs 
forever. 

5th. I give to my son Jesse B. Vick One feather bed to him and his heirs forever 
and also his board and tuition, for the next year 1830, or any other year, if 
more convenient, so that he may have one more year schooling the money for that 
purpose to be paid out of my Estate. 

6th. My Will and desire is that my negro girl Patience be sold immediately after 
my decease and the money arising therefrom to be Equally divided among my two 
daughters Mary K. Vick and Martha E. Gardner. 

7th. My Will and desire is that my negro girl Dilsey be hired out every year, 
until my son Jesse B. Vick arrives at the age of twenty one years then my will 
and desire is for her to be Sold and the proceeds of the said hire as well as 
the money arising from the sale of the said negro girl Dilsey be Equally 
divided among my Children 

And Lastly, I do hereby constitute and appoint my son James Vick and George 
Gardner my Executors of this my last will and Testament.  In Witness whereof I 
have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal, this 23rd. day of January in the 
year of our Lord 1829. 
                                                         Sally Vick  (seal) 

signed Sealed declared and ackd. by 
 Sally Vick as and for her last Will & 
 Testament, in the presence of us. 
   John Denegre. 
   Peter J. Pierce 
   Thomas Clinch 

At a Court held for the County of Southampton the 16 February 1829 
This last Will and Testament of Sally Vick decd. was proved by the oath of John 
Denegre and Thomas Clinch two of the Witnesses thereto and ordered to be record. 
And on the motion of James Vick one of the Executors therein named (George 
Gardner the other Ex'or appeared in Court and refused to take upon himself the 
burthen of the Execution of the said will) who made oath thereto and together 
with John Denegre and George Gardner his Securities Entered into & ackd. a bond 
in the penalty of Fifteen hundred dollars conditioned as the Law directs, 
certificate is granted the said James Vick for obtaining a probat of the said 
will in due form. 
                                              Teste  James Rochelle  CC. 

Southampton Co., VA, Will Book 10, 1826-1832, p. 158 
   The Library of Virginia (LVA), Richmond, VA 
   LVA, Southampton Co. Microfilm Reel 19 

images online at The Brantley Family Association Southampton Project: 
http://www.brantleyassociation.com/southampton_project/southampton_project_list.htm

[Transcribed by Dale Whitfield (whitfieldroots@aol.com), 
 and re-formatted by File Manager.] 

[CLINCH, DAVIS, DENEGRE, GARDNER, PIERCE, VICK]