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Essex Co., Va. Will Book 10, Page 1-4
Will of Mark Boulware of St. Anne Parish, Essex Co., Va. - 3 June 1751; 16 July 1754;
son, James Boulware- land on which he lives...Cool Spring Branch, adjoining Edmond Carroll, dec'd
son, James Boulware - 40 shillings & at his death land to my grandson, Samuel Boulware grandson, Leroy Boulware (under age) - 2 tracts purchased of Mr. Winston and Thomas Croutcher, which now lies in Caroline Co. & dying without issue to my two grandsons, Caleb & Mark Boulware
son, William Boulware rent from sd lands to Leroy Boulware
dau.-in-law, Mary Boulware, meaning my son John's widow- 5s.
son, William Boulware- land purchased of James Attwood in now Louisa Co., and negroes, Robin, Hannah, Edmund & Caroline
son, Benjamin Boulware - part of hometract and negroes, Sam & Esther
dau., Margaret Elliott- two tracts purchased of brother John Boulware and Benja Boulware & Benja Beazlsy & negro woman named 'Frank' to granddau. (under age), meaning the daughter of William Pemberton — negro Winney & dying without issue to ‘granddau, Susannah Elliot
dau, Martha Harrison - plantation where on she now lives & negroes, Amy & Judy
dau., Winnefred Pitts - negroes, Phillis &Robin
dau., Mary Pitts - negros, Gilbert & Andey
dau., Ann Boulware- Isbell
son-in-law, William Pemberton -Agg
son;-in-law, William Harrison - Milly
wife, Mary Boulware- Lewis & all estate during life
sons, William Boulware & Benjamin Boulware - executors
wit: Joseph Boulware, Augustine Landrmn (signed) Mark Boulware
Eliza Masters, Sarah Masters
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Abt 1720 - Aft 1754 (~ 35 years)