GEORGE HUBER Will
Prince William County Will Book M, pg 392
21 Mar 1826; proved 01 May 1826
I GEORGE F. HUBER of the Town of Dumfries County of Prince
William and State of Virginia do make and constitute this my last will and
testament hereby revoking all other wills by me made previous to this
date. Item, 1st it is my will
that all debts by me owing should be first paid. Item 2nd I will and bequeath to my
wife VERLINDA HUBER all the real or landed property with its appurtenances
(with the exceptions hereinafter mentioned) to which I have a title or interest
during her natural life. Item the third
I give and bequeath to my nephew JOHN STANGLE and his heirs forever the house
and lott in which he now lives known by the name of the Bake house lott. Item 4th the land which I have by
Item the second disposed of to my wife during her life it is my will that after
her death it shall belong every part and parcel thereof to my nephew JOHN
STANGLE and his heirs forever. Item
fifth I bequeath my gold watch to my wife VERLINDA during her life and after
her death to ANN ELIZA STANGLE forever.
Item sixth I will and bequeath to my wife VERLINDA HUBER all my slaves
during her life, and after her death I will to ANN ELIZA STANGLE negro girl
Eliza and her increase, if any forever.
Item 7th after the death of my wife I will the slaves and
their increase heretofore bequeathed to my wife to JOHN STANGLE forever. Item the 8th I will that all the
rest of my personal property not herein before specifically bequeathed be sold
and the proceeds thereof applied to the payment of my debts. And if there should be a balance remaining
after my debts are paid I bequeath it to my wife. Item the ninth I leave my tanyard and
everything belonging thereto to my Executors hereinafter named to be by them or
such of them as may qualify sold and the proceeds of the sale to be applied to
the payment of my debts. It is my will
that the proceeds of the sale of my tan yard be first applied to the payment of
my debts, and that the proceeds of the sale of my perishable property
bequeathed to be sold be not applied in that way unless the money arising from
the sale of the tanyard should be inadequate to the discharge of my debts. Lastly I constitute and appoint Barnaby
Cannon and James B. E. Thornton executors to this my last will and
testament. In testimony whereof I have
hereunto set my hand and seal this the twenty first day of March one thousand
eight hundred and twenty six. I also
appoint Wm. R. Chapman one of my executors.
GEORGE F. HUBER
Signed sealed and acknowledged in the presence of
JOHN MERCHANT, WM. E. WILLIAMS, ROBERT ALEXANDER, DAVIS DUTY
At a Court held for Prince William County the 1st
day of May 1826. This last will and
testament of George F. Huber decd. was presented to the Court and being proved
by the oaths of John Merchant, Wm. E. Williams, & Davis Duty, witnesses
thereto, is ordered to be recorded.
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