RICHARD STONNEL Will
Prince William County Will Book I, pg. 60
17 Jan 1805; proved 2 Jul 1805
In the name of God Amen I RICHARD STONNEL of Prince William
County Planter being weak in body but having my perfect reason and right of
sence and understanding do hereby make this my last will and testament. I promis to give and be queath unto my sun in
law WILLIAM LOYD one feather bed & furniture when he needs it. I give and bequeath unto my be loved wife
SALLY STONEL all the rest of my estate as long as she may live after all my
just debts is paid and at her death for what is left to be divided amongst all
my children and my wifes two sons: JOHN
CORNWELL & GEORGE CORNWELL. This
instrument of righting made the seventeenth day of January one thousand eight
hundred and five.
RICHARD STONNEL
{seal}
Signed sealed and acknowledged and deliverd in presence of
ALAN BLAND
JESSEY WARDER
WILLIAM BAWSEL
At a Court held for Prince William County July 2nd
1805.
This last will and testament of RICHARD STONNEL decd was
presented to the Court and being proved by the oaths of WILLIAM BAWSELL, ALLEN
BLAND and JESSE WARDER was ordered to be recorded. And administration with the will annexed of
the estate of RICHARD STONNELL decd is granted to SARAH STONNELL she having
taken the oath prescribed by law and executed and acknowledged a bond with
security according to law.
Teste
J.WILLIAMS Ct. Cur.
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