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Caroline County, Virginia 'Lost' Wills, 1667-1853, Volume Four

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Caroline County, Virginia 'Lost' Wills, 1667-1853, Volume FourAbstracted by Kimberly Curtis Campbell. A continuation from Volume Three. This series will try to fill in the records gap that exists by using a variety of original sources. WILLS INCLUDED IN VOLUME FOUR: KEY: WFD = Will and or family information from Deed Records EFD = Estate and or family information from Deed Records EFGB = Estate and or family information from Guardian Bonds George Allen, d. bef. 28 Dec 1836, EFD James Allen, Senr., 25 Jun 1798 11

Abstracted by Kimberly Curtis Campbell. A continuation from Volume Three. This series will try to fill in the records gap that exists by using a variety of original sources.

WILLS INCLUDED IN VOLUME FOUR:

KEY:
WFD = Will and or family information from Deed Records
EFD = Estate and or family information from Deed Records
EFGB = Estate and or family information from Guardian Bonds

George Allen, /d. bef. 28 Dec 1836, EFD
James Allen, Senr., 25 Jun 1798/11 May 1799, Fredericksburg
George Baber, /d. intestate 1798, (additional info., original in Vol. III)
James Baber, /d. 1804
Thomas Barlow, /d. intestate 1800
Nancy Bates, /d. bef. 25 Oct 1847, EFD
Lawrence Battaile, [“Bell Park”] /d. bef. 20 Sep 1848
John Bell, 10 Mar 1804/11 Dec 1804, (additional info., Will Vol. II)
John Lawson Boulware, /d. intestate 1821
Mark Boulware, /d. bef. 11 Jun 1819, had Will (add. info., orig. Vol. II & III)
Mark Boulware, /d. bef. 8 Feb 1853, EFD
Reuben Broaddus, /d. bef. 31 Oct 1839, EFD, (add. info., orig. in Vol. II.
Richard H. Buckner, /d. bef. Jun 1797
Thomas Buckner, /1805
Samuel Burruss, /d. bef. 9 Jun 1848, EFD
Thomas Butler, /d. intestate 1820
Joseph Campbell, /d. intestate 1794, (correction, original in Vol. I)
Matthew Campbell, /d. bef. 10 Sep 1838, EFD
Col. William Campbell, /d. 23 Oct 1823, King & Queen & Orange Co.’s.
William Campbell, /d. bef. 10 Sep 1839, EFD
John Carter, /d. testate 1827
Joseph Carter, /d. intestate bef. Mar 1808
John Catlett, /d. testate 1789
Rufus Chandler, /d. 1837
Thomas & Judith Cheadle, /estate ordered divided 10 Nov 1801
Miles Clift, /d. intestate 1818, King George Co
Lewis Cobbs, /d. bef. 9 Aug 1847, (add. info., correction, original in Vol. I)+
Clayton Coleman, 1848/1867, (will rerecorded after the Civil War, add. info., original info. Vol. II & III)
Thomas Coleman, /d. testate 1794
John Collins, /d. by Nov 1797
Francis Conway, [“Mt. Sion”], /d. 1732
Francis Conway, /d. testate 1794
Patrick Coutts, [Port Royal, later “Belvideire” in Richmond]
Richard Croshaw, last of Jul 1667/24 May 1669, York Co
Thomas Daniel, /d. testate 1771, (add. info., original in Vol. III
Jane Davenport, /d. about 1765
Thomas Dickinson, /d. bef. 25 Feb 1850, EFD
Peter Dudley, /1827
William Dudley, /d. intestate Oct 1822, (add. info., original in Vol. II
Achilles Duling, 27 May 1835/1835
John Durrett, /1809
Pheba [Phebe] Elliott, 3 Feb 1847/17 Apr 1847
William Elliott, /d. intestate 1792
Christopher B. Fleet, /d. between 19 Oct 1844 & 2 Sep 1846, WFD
Benjamin Fletcher, /d. bef. Aug 1814
Robert Foster, /d. Feb 1792
Hannah Fox, 31 Oct 1708/10 Oct 1709, Lancaster Co
Joseph Fogg, 11 Sep 1781/19 Jun 1786, Essex Co.
John Gayle [Sr.], /believe he died in the 1830’s
John George, 1784/1784, (add. info. Slave Inventory, Will in Vol. I)
Reuben George, 16 May 1799/10 Dec 1799, (add. info., Will in Vol. I)
German Goodloe, /d. bef. 3 Jul 1837, EFD
Margaret Gouldman, /d. bef. 26 Jan 1839, EFD
Robert Graham, /d. intestate 17__
William Grymes, /[no date], had Will
John Hackett, /d. intestate bef. 26 Dec 1856
Garrett Hackett, /1848, (add. info., original in Vol. II & III, EFD
Stephen Haley, 11 Sep 1820/2 Oct 1820, Henrico Co
Samuel Hargrave, /d. testate bef. Nov 1811
Sarah (Dumas) Harris, 7 Jul 1780/7 Sep 1780, (add. info., Will in Vol. III)
Thomas L. T. Harris, /d. bef. 21 Feb 1846, (add. info., original in Vol. II)
Elisha Herndon, 30 Jun 1826/8 Aug 1826, Logan Co., Kentucky
James Herndon, 2 Jun 1809/20 Feb 1815, Logan Co., Kentucky
William Herndon, 21 Dec 1758/8 Nov 1759
John Hewlett, /d. bef. 25 Mar 1846, (correction, original in Vol. II)
Henry Hill, /d. bef. 13 Jul 1859, WFD
Henry Hodges, /d. bef. 11 Oct 1851, WFD
Robert G. Holloway, /d. bef. 1 Oct 1850, (add. info., original in Vol. III
William [Allen] Hoomes, /d. Feb 1819
Robert Houston, 1827/12 Mar 1834, (add. info., Will in Vol. I), EFD
Benjamin Hurt, 8 Mar 1835/14 Sep 1835, (add. info., Will in Vol. I), EFD
John [Ambrose] Hutcheson, /d. bef. 25 Jan 1837, (add. info., Will, Vol. I), EFD
Catharine Ingraham, /d. bef. 16 Sep 1844
Mary Jesse, /d. bef. 28 Dec 1839, EFD
Elizabeth Jeter, /d. bef. 23 Aug 1851, EFD
Horatio Jeter, /d. testate Nov 1814, (add. info., Will in Vol. III)
Benjamin Johnson, /d. bef. Nov 1806, (add. info., original in Vol. III)
Millicent Jones, /d. bef. 17 Aug 1836, EFD
Thomas Jones, /d. bef. 10 Jan 1838, EFD
John Kay, /d. bef. 1802
Sally Kidd, /d. bef. 29 Jul 1859, EFD
John B. Littlepage, /d. bef. 11 Dec 1846
Churchill Loven, /d. bef. 23 Dec 1848, EFD
Josiah Loven, /d. bef. 26 Feb 1848, EFD
Isaac Lumpkin, 14 Jul 1807/d. bef. Jan 1813, (add. info., original Vol. I)
Jane W. Marable, 3 Sep 1835
[Captain] John Marshall, /10 Jan 1782, (add. info., original in Vol. I)
Anne Martin, /d. 7 Oct 1794
John Martin, [the elder], 29 Oct 1818/13 Dec 1819
Robert Martin, /d. bef. 1 Jan 1850, EFD
John Mason, 11 Jul 1780
John Mason, /d. bef. 12 Jan 1818, (add. info., original in Vol. I)
Mary M. Mason, /d. bef. 29 Oct 1846, EFD
Catharine Micou, 11 Aug 1798/2 Mar 1814, Essex Co
James Micou, 7 Oct 1779/9 Aug 1781
Paul Micou, 15 Jul 1796/18 Feb 1799, Essex Co
Richard Micou, 19 Oct 1804/Dec 1804, (add. info., Will in Vol. III)
Robert Micou, /d. bef. 13 May 1844, EFD
Charles Minor, /d. bef. Jan 1812
Joseph Minor, /d. bef. 1 Oct 1838, EFD
Joseph Moore, 20 Jul 1808/12 Sep 1808
Henry Motley, /1817
Joseph Murdock, 11 Oct 1769/1 Mar 1770, King George Co., (add. info., Will in Vol. II)
Lodiwick Murray, /d. testate bef. Dec 1799, (add. info., original in Vol. III)
Edmund Noel, 14 Aug 1804/19 Sep 1808, Essex Co
Polly Noel, /13 Feb 1826
Samuel Norment, 6 Dec [illeg.]/11 Jan 1787
William Oliver, /d. bef. Mar 1788
James R. Parnell, /d. bef. 5 Feb 1837, EFD
John Peatross, /d. in or bef. 1806, (add. info., original in Vol. III)
Henry Pitts, /d. 1807, (add. info., original in Vol. II)
David Powers, /d. bef. Jan 1820
[Nancy] Ann Puller, 25 Feb 1839/13 May 1839
James Redd, /d. bef. 14 Sep 1818, had Will
Samuel Redd [Sr.], /d. bef. 30 Sep 1854, (add. info., original in Vol. II)
Cornelius Rennolds, /d. bef. Apr 1800
Jacob Reynolds, /d. bef. 20 Aug 1838, (add. info., original in Vol. III), EFD
John Richardson, /d. in or bef. 1802
John Rogers, /d. intestate bef. Oct 1796
Martha H. Rothrock, /d. bef. 11 Dec 1838, EFD
John Beverley Roy, /d. bef. 11 Aug 1801, EFD
Thomas Royston, /d. bef. 11 Nov 1816
John Sale, /d. 180_
Reuben Samuel, /d. bef. Sep 1807
Sarah Saunders, /d. bef. 1 Jan 1844, EFD
Seth Saunders, /d. between 6 Feb 1844 – 13 Sep 1847, EFD
Nancy C. “Ann” (Burruss) Saunders, /d. bef. 25 Aug 1853, EFD
William Saunders, /d. testate 11 May 1819
Samuel C. Scott, 30 Aug 1846/d. bef. Mar 1849, WFD
Samuel Shackleford, /d. intestate 18__
Richard Sorrell, /d. bef. Jan 1809
John Southworth, /d. testate bef. Aug 1811
Isaac St. John, /d. bef. 13 Oct [1802]
Charles Stuart, /d. intestate 1799
Henry Stuart, the younger, /d. testate Dec 1802
Humphrey Stuart, /d. bef. Dec 1809
James Sutton, 25 Sep 1794/8 Dec 1795, (add. info., Will in Vol. I)
Francis Taliaferro, 15 Sep 1814/9 Mar 1815, Fredericksburg
William Taliaferro [of Bath], 1814/10 Mar 1817, (add. info., Will Vol. I)
William Taliaferro, [“Blenheim”], /d. intestate bef. Mar 1810, (add. source of info., original in Vol. I)
Zachariah Taliaferro, /d. bef. 12 Jan 1839, EFD
Betsy Taylor, /d. bef. 25 Dec 1846, EFD
James Taylor, /d. bef. Jun 1814
George Taylor, 23 Feb 1801/d. bef. Jan 1803 [out of order]
Maria Temple, /d. intestate Dec 1804
Anna S. Tennent, 19 May 1844/14 Sep 1848, Fredericksburg
William Thomas, /d. bef. Oct 1844
George F. Thornton, /d. bef. 7 Oct 1852, EFD
Jane Thornton, [“Fairfield”], 23 Aug 1821/d. bef. 24 May 1839, EFD
Peter Thornton, [“Hunters Hill”], /d. bef. Feb 1837, EFD, (add. info., original Vol. II)
Bennet Tompkins, /d.bef. Sep 1813
Robert Tompkins, /d. testate 1794 [incorrect in suit, correct year 1796]
George Turner, /d. testate 1799, (add. info., Slave division, original Vol. I)
Mary Turner, /d. intestate bef. 10 Sep 1821
William Twisdale, /d. bef. 25 Mar 1846, EFD
James Upshaw, 3 Aug [1806?]/16 Feb 1807, Essex Co
Barsheba Vaughan, /d. bef. 13 Jan 1817
George Washington, [“Woodpecker” & “Pine Forest”], 9 Aug 1813/13 Mar 1815, Division of Slaves, (add. info., Will in Vol. III)
Sarah West, /d. bef. 14 Aug 1837, EFD
Richard Baylor White, /d. 3 Nov 1857, age 70, EFD
Thomas Wilson, /d. bef. 19 Jul 1836, (add. info., original in Vol. I), EFD
Judith (Harris) Winston & Mary Harris, /d. bef. 19 Feb 1848, EFD
Achillis Woolfolk, /d. bef. 30 Dec 1848, (correction, add. info., orig. Vol. II)
Nancy Woolfolk, 10 May 1796/ , Orange Co., now Fredericksburg
Robert Woolfolk, Sr., /in or bef. 1817
Samuel Woolfolk, /d. 1799
Ann Wright, /13 Oct 1845, WFD
Bennet Wright, /d. bef. 29 Aug 1850
Frances Wright, /d. bef. 31 Oct 1853, EFD
Harry Wright, 1 Dec 1822/10 Mar 1823, EFD
John Wright, the elder, /d. 1784, (add. info., Will in Vol. II)
Reuben Wright, /d. bef. 14 Dec 1838, EFD
Richard Wright, /d. bef. 2 Oct 1847, EFD
Robert Wright, /d. intestate bef. Nov 1807
Sarah Wright, /d. intestate 1821
William Wright, /d. bef. 16 Mar 1839, EFD
Henry G. Yates, /d. intestate 1819
John Yates, 10 Sep 1812/14 Dec 1812
Marshall Yates, /d. intestate bef. Oct 1809
William Yates, /d. intestate 5 Oct 1806
Nathaniel Young, 16 Feb 1781
William Young, /d. intestate 1815

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