The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-10
Genealogical Data.

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Genealogical Data.
CFrom the Records OF Henrico country
bridge. deceased. July, 1853 VIII Of
John Woodbridge, dated November Is.
1850 Legatees: Wife, Margaret. plan
tation testator lived on, with stocks
Prince Edward, where said Richard
formerly lived son, John, land in Bed
I0nd and one negro: TO son, william;
100 acres In Chesterfield, which said
chester Parish. and one negro. daugh-
ter, Mary Martin, one negro tnow in
possession OF testator's son Thomas) :
daughter, Elizabeth. Langdone; grand
daughter, Elizabeth Viers. daughter Of
John Martin; grandchildren, Thoma g,
seth, John, Frances, and Phebe Wool
session of testator's nephew Thomas
Woodbridge; son. Edmund, land where
ne GEdmund) now lives 400 acres, al
( ready made over 10 him by deed rec
son, Robert after testator's wife's
death, two negroes, ETC.; son. Thomas
275 acres in Buckingham and one ne
gro; daughter, Verlinche Elan. one
600 acres) testator lived on. after
w,ife's death, daughters. Martha and
Harriet Woodbridge. I'VE negroes
law, Richard Elam, executors
VIII of Archibald Logwood, dated
august -, l7si. Iesatees: Children
Phebe Logwood, Francis Osborne Log
wood and Ann Friend Lockwood, Col
onel Edward Friend. Edmund Log
wood, William Logwood, Captain Wi.
liam Moseley and Rehecca Haskins,
VIII of Thomas Cary, dated October
81, 1854. Lesatoes; Wife. Sally; sons.
William. Nathaniel and John Phillip
son Cary; son, Robert Phillipson Cary:
son, Camp Cary; son. Edmond.
win OF Edward Folkes, Jr, dated
April Z. 1855. Legatees: Son. Ed
ward, the land willed testator by his
father; daughter. Ann Folkes; daugh-
daughters Frances and Martha Folkes;
brothers. William and Baxter Folkes,
and son. Edward. executors.
VIII OF u Edward Eelkes, sr.. dated
ter. Sarah Burton: daughter. Rather
inc Walker; daughter. Mary Reade,
wife. Elizabeth; sons. John and Ed
ward.
Book iv. 20 inventory of Archibald
Cary. including eight framed pictures
snrooaoly portraitsl. nine pictures
parcel OF old books valued at IL. l79
negroes, etc; total appraisement, Ei-
1873. Additional inventory for per-
sonal estate in Buckingham county,
nlty-on enegroes, etc., valued at a.
a75.0.3.
Will of William Lelsn, dated May Is,
1856. Lesatees: Wife. Elizabeth. In
case my sons, after arriving at an age
may be Judged OF, should discover no
talents that may qualify them for
learned profession, my will and desire
Is that they may he brought up to
camille Q rmechanieal." (The testator
was Rev. Leigh. rector Of Manchester
Parish. The sons referred TO were
to become very eminent lawyer AVID
United states Senator. and Judge
William Leigh. OF Halifax county, also
"a distinguished lawyerl
10, 1853 Legatees: wife. Lucy; son,
John, brothers, Littleberry and John
Royal; cousin, William Royal, OF
Amelia. an executor.
Will of William Walthall. dated De
grandchildren, Mary Osborne. Eliza
beth Archer and Martha Field Wal
thall; son. Archard Walthall.
uo vii Of Nathaniel ata Cary dated Ian
Sally Cary; brothsrs, William, Kemp
and Edmund Cary, Peter Minor Cary.
VIII NJ william Walthall. dated
fHa snrg WIFE e. sophia 9 d hsnasss Son.
win Of Francis, Osborne. dated De-
eemher l., l7a1. Legatees: Son, Dan
lel daughters, Jane, Edith. Martha.
Lucy and Elizabeth; son. Francis;
daughter. Mary Eardaway Markham:
children, BENJAMIN, John, Francis and
Daniel Osborne. Sons. Francis and
George Markham. executors.
viii OF Thomas Osborne. dated
March II. 17a5. Legatees: Cousin.
Martha McCallum cousin, Joseph
Friend cousin, Mary Markham nep-
hew. Thomas Osborne Taylor.
Will of Charles Fleming, dated Oc-
tober g. 1913 Legatees! His real
estate In Kentucky to his brothe WI
liam Fleming. ana nephews John and
Richard Bernard in true: for his
creditors and to pay legacies. These
lands were: One tract OF $4,000 acres
In the count yof Mason, on the waters
of the Ohio River, and another OF 90
600 in tho same county and on the
same waters. also another tract OF
1871 acres In same county. also one
nj the mouth OF Glens Crack, about
four miles from Frankfort, only one
half of said tracts being his. Deorees
one-fltth to his two nieces. Mary and
Susanna Lewis. and two-fifths to tho