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Poore, Nicholas, Jr., St. Mary's Co., 9th of June, 1742,
Thomas Aprice, Justice of the Peace, took oath that he heard above test. say that he willed all of his estate to John Barber. He to take care of test. wife and pay his debts. 23, 122.
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Nicholas Power 28.197 SM £130.19.6 Jul 12 1743 Sep 6 1743
Appraisers: Clement Spalding Richard Millard.
Creditors: Thomas Danimah (?), Philip Key.
Next of kin: Mary Power (mother), John Sanders Power.
Administratrix/Executrix: Elisabeth Power.
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Nicholas Power 21.145 A SM £130.19.6 241.12.7 Dec 18 1744
Sureties: Thomas Revers, John Sanders Power.
Payments to: Thomas Reader, Mr. Philip Key, Mr. William Cartwright, Vincent Taylor, Thomas Demmett, James Hambleton, Joseph Harding, Richard Wainright,
Administratrix: Elisabeth Aprice, wife of Thomas Aprice.
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Power, Joseph, St. Mary's Co. 31st Jan... 1724-5;
To Rev. Francis Loyd, £10. 31st Mch., 1725.
To 2 nephews Nicholas, Sr., and John Power and niece Sarah Doyne,, residue -of estate equally. Shd, any of sd. child. die, survivors to divide portion of dec'd. Nephews to be of age at 21 yrs.
Ex.: Bro.-in-law Joshua Doyne.
Overseers: Cousin Clement Gardiner and Richard Miller.
Test: Wm. Spalding, Ignatius Craycroft, George Birch,
Codicil, 1st Feb., 1724-5: To 2 nephews Nicho. and John and their hrs., dwell. plan. and real estate equally. 18.365
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Abt 1720 - 1742 (~ 22 years)