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1713-1749 Northumberland County, Virginia Wills-Admin; [Lewis & Booker];
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Price Mary of St. Stephen's Parish
W. W. 26 December 1724---W. P. 20 April 1726
Re-recorded by Aryolon Price after will was found among the papers in this office.
Son John Lewis-one warming pan which was his fathers, to be in full of his part of my whole estate for it hath pleased God to bless
him with a plentiful estate.
Son James Lewis-one feather bed and furniture
Grandaughter Ann Lewis, daughter of my son William Lewis dec'dmy largest gold ring and silver bodkin.
Grandaughter Elizabeth Lewis, daughter of my son William Lewis dec'd-my next largest gold ring,
Grandson Vincent Lewis, son of my son William Lewis dec'd-one ewe and lamb.
Grandson Pemberton Clayton(Claughton)-one heifer.
Grandaughter Mary Damerill, daughter of my son-in-law Joseph Damerill-my wearing appare1
Grandson Lewis Toon son of my son-in-law Mark Toon dec'd-five
thousand pounds of tobacco to be paid him when he shall attain the age of twenty one years.
Son Arjalon Price, son of Richard Price dec'd-one negro woman named Betty.
Son Arjalon Price-to have the tuition of my grandson Lewis Toon, and he shall give him his maintainance until he shall be of age. Son Arjalon Price-all the rest of my estate and he to be executor. vitness: George Routt, Martha Routt, and William Routt.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1685 - 