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1794-1799 Record Book #15; Northumberland Co Va, (Lewis & Booker): Page 53
Hurst, Kemp
W. W. 2 February 1794-- W. P. 9 June 1794
Wife-as long as she remains my widow, my plantation whereon I now live.
Wife-to have all my real and personal property as long as she remains my widow, but if she should marry to have the estate I got by her at marriage, and no more of my estate.
Daughter Nancy Downing Hurst all my land and negroes, and all the rest of my estate to her and the lawfully begotten heirs of her body, provided my wife is not with child, and if it be a boy child then I give him all my land, and if it be a girl child or no child, my daughter Nancy Downing Hurst shall have my whole estate, and if she dies without an heir lawfully begotten of her body, I then give my whole estate both real and personal to my brother Isaac Hurst, and his heirs.
Wife Winifred Hurst, and my brother Isaac Hurst, and friend and relation Thomas Hurst, executors.
Witness: Ann Shearman, Alice C. Shearman, Thomas Hurst, and Winnefred Hurst.
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1780-1782 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book #11; [Lewis & Booker]; Page 281
Hurst, Kemp, of Wiccomoco Parish
W. W. 24 June 1782---W. P. 14 October 1782
Daughter Betty Kemp Hurst-negro girl Nanny, after death of her mother or day of marriage.
Daughter Sukey Hurst-negro girl Letty, after the death of her mother or day of marriage.
Son Kemp Hurst-negro boy Solomon, after the death of his mother or day of marriage.
Son Isaac Hurst-negro boy Emanuel, after the death of his mother or day of marriage.
Son Willis Hurst-negro boy Jesse, after the death of his mother or day of marriage.
Son Thomas Hurst-the plantation I now live on.
Wife Sukey Hurst-whole estate, land and negroes, during her widowhood.
Rest of my estate to be equally divided between my six children Thomas, Kemp, Isaac, Willis, Betty Kemp, and Sukey Hurst, at their mother's death or marriage.
Wife Sukey, and brother Thomas Hurst, executors.
Witness: John Sutton, Charles Lattimore Junr., Benjamin Bussell, and Isaac Hurst
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