Westmoreland-Fairfax County Virginia USGenWeb Archives Wills.....Blundell, Thomas January 27, 1815
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Source: Wb 8    P 188 Or Pp 170-171 ( 2 Sources)
Written: January 27, 1815
Recorded: May 28, 1821

I THOMAS BLUNDELL of the parish of cafele (Cople) and County of Westmoreland do
make and ordain this my last Will and Testament, in manner and forms following
hereby. Invoking and annulling all other and former wills by me made as promises.
ITEM  I give and bequeath unto my daughter Elizabeth Marmaduke wife of Vincent
Marmaduke the following negroes now in their possession.  Viz, Orange and Siller
and her three children Annie, Herby and Humpahiray and their future increase to
her and her Heirs forever.
ITEM  I give and bequeth unto my two grandchildren, Martha Omohundroe and Annie
Omohundroe, negroes Maria and her child now in possession of their father Thomas
Omohundroe and negroe Patty and all their future increase to be equally divided
between them when they arrive at the age of twenty-one years or marry, but
should of either of my said granddaughters die before that period it is my will
and desire that the survivor of them in that went should have them all.
ITEM It is my will and desire that my loving wife Sarah Bludell (if she should
survive me) leave the use of all the residue of my estate during her natural
life and after her death I give and bequeath to my grandson Elliott Stone, son
of Presley Stone two negroes Harry and Juliett, together with and equal
proportions of all the residue of my Estate (negroes excepted) with all my other
grandchildren that may be then living to be equally divided among them, but
should Elliott Stone die before he arrives to the age of twenty-one years or
without lawful issue, it is my will that the property here given to him should
pass with my other Estate to the children of my two daughters Annie Omohundroe
and Elizabeth Marmaduke.  
ITEM  It is my will and desire that all my Negroes not before named should be
equally divided after the death of my wife among the surviving children of my
two daughters Annie Omohundroe and Elizabeth Marmaduke and the residue of my
estate to be also divided among them and my grandson Elliott Stone.
I appoint my sons-in-law Thomas Omohundroe and Vincent Marmaduke executors of my
last will and testament.  In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and
seal this twenty seventh day of January one thousand eight hundred and fifteen
signed sealed and acknowledged in the presence of Richard T. Brown.  John Hunter
and Susan P Hunter.

Thomas Blundell   his mark

At a Court of Quarterly sessions begun and held for Westmoreland County the 28th
day of May 1821 the last will and testament of Thomas Blundell being presented
in court, and fully proved, is ordered to be recorded.
				Teste:  
					Jos? Turberville   CC  


Additional Comments:
He had six children:  Jeremiah md Ann Pomroy then died bef Dec 1796 when she
remarried a Wm. Hazard, Jr.;  Daniel William, Sr. who md Sarah 'Sally' or
Dorothy 'Dally' Williams and moved to Fairfax County by 1800; Fanny Baker md
Presley Stone, had Elliott abt 1798 and Fanny died before the will was written;
Jane md Michael 'Miles' Hines Robey, III as his second wife and joined him in
Fairax County; Elizabeth 'Betsey' V. md Vincent Marmaduke 1803 Westmoreland
County; Martha Ann 'Annie' md Thomas Omohundro 1808 Westmoreland County.
We believe Thomas Blundell provided for those members of his family that
remained in Westmoreland County and not those who had established themselves
elsewhere.


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