ABRAHAM FARROW Will
Prince William County Will Book C, pg. 443
18 March 1741; Proved 27 February 1743
IN THE NAME OF GOD AMEN, I, ABRAM FARROW of the parish of
Hamilton and County of Prince William planter being weak and infirm of body, but
of sound memory and judgment thanks be to god do make appoint constitute and
ordain this my Last will and Testament hereby revoaking anulling and declaring
void all other wills or Testaments whatsoever by me heretofore made,
Imprimis I bequeath my precious and immortal soul into the
hands of Almighty god my creator my body I leave to the ground to be decently
interr’d according to the discretion of my Executors hereafter mentioned hoping
for a blessed Resurrection, through Jesus Christ, and as to what worldly goods
and estate it hath pleased god to bless me with I will that they be disposed in
manner following. Item I bequaith my
Negro named BOATSWIN unto my son, ISAC. FARROW and the heirs of his body, Item,
I bequeath Negro SUSAN unto my beloved wife SIBELL FARROW. Item I bequaith negro SYLVESTER unto my
Daughter LIDIA and the heirs of her body forever. Item I bequaith Negro’s TOM & PHILLIP
unto my son ABRAM and the heirs of his body for ever, Item I bequaith Negro
GOEN unto my son JOHN and the heirs of his body for ever. Item I bequaith Negro JUDY unto my daughter
ELIZABETH and the heirs of her body for ever.
Item my will is that all my moveable estate be apris’d and after my
Debts are paid that the remainder be equally devided between my daughter’s,
SIBELL and MARGARET FARROW’s. Lastly, I
appoint my wife SIBELL FARROW and my brother WILLIAM FARROW my whole and only
Executors of this my Last will and Testament Sealed with my seal and dated this
eighteenth day of March Anna Domini 1741.
ABRA’M FARROW {seal}
Sign’d Sealed declared and published in presence of
JOHN GRAHAM
THOS. WHITLEDGE
DANIEL M. CLAYLAND
At a Court held for the County of Prince William the 27th
day of February 1743
This will was presented in Court by SIBELL FARROW one of the
Executors named in the said Will and proved by the oaths of JOHN GRARHAM gen,
and THOMS WHITLIDGE two of the Witnesses thereto (who also made oath that they
saw DANIEL M. CLAYLAND the other witness subscribe the same) it was admitted to
record, WILLIAM FARROW one of the Executors therein named refusing the burthen
thereof on the motion of the said SIBELL and her performing what is usual in
such cases Certificate is granted her for obtaining a probate thereof in due
form.
Test
P WAGONOR Ct. Cur.
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