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wALTHALL CONTINUED.

The daughters OF Richard 90 Wal
thall were Elisabeth tS). Mabel (S) and
Dinah (3). In his will he says: They
arc to abide where they now are until
they can otherways better themselves.
Daughter Katherine Waithal to live
with her sister Ann Vaughan until of
TO live with her sister Elizabeth Wal
thall until of age" He gives to son
Richard (3) walthall an Indian boy.
To daughter Elizabeth t) an. Indian
girl. To daughter Mabel (3) an Indian
woman. To daughter Dinah an Indian
daughters Mabel. Dinah and Catherine
personal property. Other legacies to
daughter Elizabeth (a), Mabel (s) and
DInah (s). Personal property to sons
Richard (a). Henry ta) and Jarrett ts>.
Indian girls were evidently bought.
From whom?
Richard (2) walthall leaves tho rest
Of his estate daughters Elizabeth (2).
Mabel (3). Dinah (3). Catherine tSl.
Mary (S). sons Jarrett (a), Francis cay.
daughter Ann Vaughan. Among his
possessions were a silver tankard,
twenty-five silver spoons, etc.
So we see that Richard waithali mar
ried (wife's name unknown). and had
(3), will proved 1854: see Bristol Par
ish as for above also, Gerard (3) Oar
irot); tsee Chesterfield BY; Francis (2)
(sce Chesterfield 81; Ann (3). married
- Vaughan; Elizabeth (3). Mabel ts).
Katherine (3). Mary (3), Dlnah (3).
will OF Dinah Walthall was dated Octo-
Der s. 1716. and proved March 8. IT'S.
She bequeaths certain personal prop
erty to her eldest sister, Ann. II sister
Navel (Mabel) marries William Puck
EFT, she gives her one shilling. but II
, oh
were to be divided between Ann and
Navel. II Navel marries William
Pickett then the younger sister Mary
was to have her share. To sisters
brothers Jarrett and Francis certain
personal property. Brothers Richard
and Henry, executors. William
Vaughan. witness.
Henry (2) Walthall, Of Henrieo
County, was born ca. and died in 1893.
as recorded In Henrico County. A
statement that there was due Henry
walthall $50 acres by assignment from
his mother, Mrs. Ann Morris. and a
deed dated April 12. 1893, from Henry
Walthall to Peter Field, conveying $50
lately purchased by Peter Field and
his wife.
dated April Is. 1892. and proved Octo-
her, 1893, He gave his son, william,
all the land the testator leaves, or from
Cattail Meadow to the Appomattex
River, and all his tract of land at the
river above his brother Williams's' land
and the right to cut timber for the
use Of the plantation off of his land at
Piney Branch and off the ridge called
Clytons; also gives him 200 acres at
Sappony, being the lower side. To
son Henry 200 acres, being the other
half OF the tract at Sappony, and also
gives him his tract of land on the north
side Of Swift Creek. called Poplar
Level. To son Jeremiah the lower
part of the tract whore testator finally
cleared. To Henry and jeremiah that
part Of his entry at Piney Branch on
the south side. To jeremiah, 400 acres,
part of n survey OF 400 acres on the
north side Of tho Second Branch. To
son John all Of his land above Cattall
Marsh, known as the Ridge. where
Alyton lived. and the remainder ofLhis
entry on the south aide OF Jackson's
Daughter Weltherel. negro. Personal
property to sons and wife. Mary. Cap
tain William and Richard Kennon, trus-
tees
William ts), died 1714; Henry ts),
jeremiah (3), John (3). Mary (3) Wal
thali.
The will Of Mrs. Mary walthail was
dataed January IS, 17s5-'36, and proved
in Henrico County, May 3. l7aa. She
gave her wearinE clothes to her daugh-
ter Mary (3l Walthall. Her executors
should give her sons, Henry, Jeremiah