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http://lawsondna.org/Media/virginiacounties/Princess_Anne.html
Princess Anne County, VA, Order Book 1, 1691-1709, page 289, Court dated 1 October 1701 – Upon Petition of Elizabeth Lawson, Thomas Lawson, John Thorowgood and Lewis Conner, an order for a Commission of Administration is granted unto ye Estate of Lt. Col. Anthony Lawson, he dying intestate, they having done according to Law in such cases
Princess Anne County, VA, Deeds and Wills, Book 1, 1691-1708, page 312 - Will of John Thoroughgood, of Princess Anne, dated 9 December 1701 and probate 7 January 1701/02, son of Lt. Col. Adam Thoroughgood, deceased - Son Anthony house my brother Francis Thoroughgood lived in, daughters Ann and Elizabeth, wife Margaret. Executrix wife. Witnesses Edward Moseley Sr., John Moseley Sr. and Abraham Plomer.
Princess Anne County, VA, Order Book 1, 1691-1709, page 310, Court dated 7 January 1701/02 – Upon ye petition of Mrs. Margaret Thorowgood who is appointed Executrix of the Last Will of Lt. Col. John Thorowgood. A probated of ye said Will is granted her provided she gives security for ye same. Maj. Edward Moseley and Capt. Robert Thorowgood security.
Princess Anne County, VA, Deeds and Wills, Book 1, 1691-1708, page 313, dated 6 May 1702 - Deed from Thomas Lawson, co-administrator of Col. Anthony Lawson, to his cousins John, Anthony and Margaret Thoroughgood, children of Lt. Col. John Thoroughgood. Refers to their mother, Margaret Thoroughgood. Witnesses William Moseley Sr. and C. Cocke.
Receipt of Margaret Thoroughgood, widow and executrix of Lt. Col. John Thoroughgood, to Thomas Lawson, "executor of my father Col. Anthony Lawson, deceased."
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1661 - 1702 (41 years)