Pendleton County WV Archives Wills.....Judy, Nancy 1849
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Source: Pendleton County, Virginia (west Virginia) Wills
Written: 1849
Recorded: March 8, 1849

LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF NANCY JUDY

In the name of God amen. I Nancy Judy of the county of Pendleton and state of 
Virginia weak in body but of sound mind and memory. Calling to mind the 
mortality of all flesh do make and declare this my last will and testament. 
And first of all I will and recommend my soul to the house of the Lord and my 
body I recommend to the earth from whence it came to be buried in a Christian 
like manner. (this unreadable) Resurrection of the last day I shall recieve it 
again and (this unreadable) this worldly goods (this (unreadable) it hath 
pleased God.(unreadable) me in this life I will and bequeath the following – 
First I will and dictate that all my just debts and general expenses be paid 
out of my estate. – Secondly I will to all my sons and daughters one dollar 
namely St Clair Summers one dollar, James Summers one dollar, Elizabeth 
Hammock one dollar, Margaret Cooper one dollar, to the heirs of Jane Leach one 
dollar, Ursula  Judy one dollar. Thirdly I will and bequeath I will and 
bequeath (it was written twice) unto Rosemary Judy daughter of Amos and Ursula 
Judy one bed and bedstead one bureau one blanket one big wheel  one large pot 
one dining table one work table a set of Liverpool dishes one brass 
candlestick and snuffer. Fourth I will to Virginia Judy daughter of Amos and 
Ursula Judy one bed and bedstead a loom with its material a flock wheel a 
(unreadable) I desire my houses (the rest unreadable but to be rented and the 
proceeds to go to the daughters of Amos and Ursula Judy Nancy, Rosemary, 
Virginia and America) And after the exceptions of the afore named house I 
desire the fore named house (mostly unreadable to be rented for 3 years an 
after period that belong to St. Clair Judy son of Amos and Ursula Judy) And 
lastly I ordain and appoint my son-in-law Amos Judy guardian of the above 
Virginia, Rosemary, St. Clair & America to dispose of the property according 
to this my last will and testament. In witness (unreadable) I set my hand and 
seal this 3rd. day of May 1848.

                             Nancy X Judy
                              (Her Mark)
                                                                              
Signed Sealed and Acknowledged

In the presence of

Jasper Waybright

Jacob Phares

John HoColaw

 

 

At a court held for Pendleton County this 8th. Day of March, 1849 This Last 
Will and Testament of Nancy Judy decs’d was presented to Court by the Executor 
therein named and proofed by the oaths of Jasper Waybright and John Hoclaw two 
of them sustaining witnesses hereunto and declared to be (unreadable).

And on the motion of Amos Judy the Executor therein named who made an oath 
thereunto, and together with John Hoclaw and Jasper Waybright  his 
(unreadable) entered unto and acknowledged thie bond is the penalty of $400.00 
(unreadable) as the law directs. Certificate is granted him for obtaining 
probate thereof  in due form.

 

                                                                               
     
(unreadable)                                                                   
                                                                               
       Edward Dyer C.C.

Additional Comments:
Nancy Sinclair Robinson was first married to James Summers all her children 
were from this marriage. She married Henry Judy after the death of James. They 
were married December 24, 1830. St. Clair Summers, James Summers, Elizabeth 
(Summers) Hammock, Margaret (Summers) Cooper, Jane (Summers) Leach, Ursula 
(Summers) Judy, Rosemary Judy, Virginia Judy, America Judy St. Clair Judy and 
Amos Judy.

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