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1778-1801 Orange County, Virginia Will Book 3: [Antient Press]; Page 450
Will of GEORGE MAJOR of Culpeper County.
I lend unto my loving wife, Martha Major, all my whole estate ... after my wife's death ... equally divided between Joseph Reynolds, Cornelius Reynolds, John Reynolds, Richard Reynolds, Robert Reynolds and lend to Elizabeth Brooks during her life .. then give to Ambrose Toombs and the heirs of Ann Reynolds ..
to my brother, Richard Major ..
appoint my wife, Martha Major, Cornelius
Reynolds and Joel Yearly, Excors this 20th day of March 1787.
In the presence of (signed)
Thos. Beasley George Major
Ann (her mark) Beasley
Lucy (her mark) Beasley
At a court held for Orange County at the courthouse on 25th June 1798 .. proved .. Thos. Beasley and John Ferguson, securities ... bond in the penalty of ten thousand dollars.
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1778-1801 Orange County, Virginia Will Book 3: [Antient Press]; Page 462-463
Appraisal of the estate of GEORGE MAJOR, decld, value not totalled. Appraisers Jno. White, John Goodridge Senr., James Wayt. Returned into court 24th September 1798
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1801-1814 Orange County, Virginia Will Book 4: [Antient Press]; Page 106-109
Estate of GEORGE MAJOR in MARTHA GOSS, executrix, Cornelius Reynolds, executor, made 22nd September 1804 by Abner Porter, John Williams, Joseph Williams.
Returned into court 24th September 1804.
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