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Caroline County, Virginia 'Lost' Wills, 1676-1855, Volume Three

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Caroline County, Virginia 'Lost' Wills, 1676-1855, Volume ThreeAbstracted by Kimberly Curtis Campbell. A continuation from Volume Two. This series will try to fill in the records gap that exists by using a variety of original sources. WILLS INCLUDED IN VOLUME THREE: 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 Alsop, George Anderson, Nathiel, Jr. (family recreated from suit)

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

WILLS INCLUDED IN VOLUME THREE:

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

Alsop, George
Anderson, Nathiel, Jr. (family recreated from suit)
Anderson, Charles (additional information, Will in Vol. II)
Baber, George (family recreated from suit)
Baylor, Robert WFD
Beazley, George W. WFD
Beazley, John (family recreated from suit)
Beazley, Cornelius (family recreated from suit)
Beazley, William A. WFD
Bernard, William 1834/1844 [Spotsylvania Co., “Mannsfield”]
Billups, John 1779/1781
Blackburn, Christopher (family recreated from suit)
Boulware, Mark WFD
Boulware, Reuben (family recreated from suit)
Boutwell, John 1781/ [related wills in Vol. II]
Bowers, William E. (family recreated from suit)
Brame, John (family recreated from suit)
Brame, Joseph (family recreated from suit)
Bridges, Ann WFD
Broaddus, Edward (family recreated from suit)
Broaddus, John WFD
Brockenbrough, Champe WFD [Port Royal, “Brockenbrough House”]
Brockenbrough, Sarah [Port Royal, “Brockenbrough House”]
Brown, Thomas (family recreated from suit)
Bullard, Ambrose 1754/1756 [Spotsylvania Co.]
Bullock, Catharine W. WFD [“Locust Hill”]
Burke, John M. WFD
Burke, Thomas /1807
Burruss, Henry [additional information, Will Vol. II]
Burruss, Margaret WFD
Butler, Thomas WFD
Byrd, Ann 1806/1813 [Caroline Co. will, Mrs. Byrd died in Spotsy. Co.]
Catlett, John Gibson, IV, WFD [“Catlett’s Hill”]
Catlett, Thomas WFD [“Locust Hill”]
Chandler, Timothy 1825/1831
Chenault, Presley WFD
Chiles, Dabney (family recreated from suit)
Coghill, Atwell 1823/1823
Coleman, Benjamin 8 Sep [no year]
Coleman, Clayton 1848/1867 [a lost will re-recorded after the war]
Coleman, Hawes 1830/183_
Collins, James (family recreated from Court records)
Conduit, Daniel (family recreated from suit)
Conner, James /1790 (no Will, family recreated from suit)
Cooper, John (family recreated from suit, Port Royal ( Lot #6]
Corbin, Gawin WFD
Courts [Coates], John, Dr. /1803 [lived Caroline Co., later in MD]
Daniel, Thomas /1771 (no Will, family recreated from suit)
Davis, James (family recreated from suit)
Durrett, Henry WFD
Elliott, Morton WFD [his father Caleb Elliott, Vol. II]
Estes, Philip (family recreated from suit) [father Abraham Estes, Vol. I]
Evans, Robert (family recreated from suit)
Fletcher, Benjamin (family recreated from suit)
Foster, Joseph WFD
Foster, William 1768/1768
Garnett, Ann 1787/1789 [Essex Co.]
Garnett, James J WFD
Gatewood, James WFD
Gatewood, John WFD [“The Sycamores”]
George, Jane 1774/1775 [Spotsylvania Co.]
George, John 1784/1784 [additional information, Will Vol. I]
Goodloe, Henry 1748/1749 [Spotsylvania Co.]
Goodwin, Peter D. WFD
Gouldin, John (family recreated from suit)
Graves, Daingerfield (family recreated from suit)
Gray, John /1748 [Stafford Co., “Travelers Rest”]
Gray, John Morgan WFD [father’s Will, Vol. I]
Gray, Martha 1802/1802 [Essex Co.]
Hackett, Garrett /1774 [additional information, Will Vol. II]
Hackett, Garrett /1848 [corrected & see Vol. II]
Hackett, John WFD
Hampton, John [additional information, Will Vol. I]
Harris, Catharine WFD
Harris, John (family recreated from suit)
Harris, Sarah 1780/1780
Harris, Sarah WFD
Harris, Thomas T. WFD [correction, see Vol. I]
Harrison, Margaret /unknown WFD
Hawkins, John 1725-6/1726 [Essex Co., “Jack’s Hill”]
Henshaw, Ann S. 1854/1860 [Spotsylvania Co.]
Hewlett, William (family recreated from suit)
Holloway, John WFD
Holloway, Robert G. WFD
Hundley, William (family recreated from suit)
Jerrell, James 1802/ (no Will, family recreated from suit)
Jeter, Horatio /1814
Johnson, Benjamin (family recreated from suit)
Johnson, Reuben WFD
Johnston, Robert 1780/1780
Jones, Ellen WFD
Jones, John WFD
Jones, Stanfield /1844 (no Will, family recreated from suit)
Keeble, Elizabeth (family recreated from suit)
Kidd, Joel (family recreated from suit)
Kidd, Thomas /1804 (family recreated from court records)
Kidd, William 1801/1802 [rejected will]
Landrum, Nelly (family recreated from suit)
Laughlin, Thomas /1802 (no Will, family recre. from suit & ct. records)
Lefoe, Nicholas (family recreated from suit)
Lewis, Lucius F. WFD
Lucas, John (family recreated from suit)
Lumpkin, Isaac 1807/ (family recreated from suit)
Madison, George WFD
Madison, George W. 1855/1855
Mason, John 1780/1782
Mason, John WFD
Merryman, Adam (family recreated from suit)
Mickleburrough, Robert 1788/1788
Micou, Richard 1804/1804
Miller, John P. WFD
Minor, Rebecca WFD
Minor, Thomas 1776/1776
Moore, John 1758/1759 [King George Co.]
Moore, Joseph 1810/1820 (no Will, family recreated from suit)
Moore, Rebecca (Catlett) Conway 1759/1760 [King George Co.]
Moren, Nancy WFD
Murrah, Lodowick (family recreated from suit)
Murrah, Samuel J. WFD
Norment, Samuel /1787
O(Neal, Thomas (family recreated from suit)
Pare, Thomas (family recreated from suit)
Peatross, Agness WFD
Peatross, John (family recreated from suit)
Pemberton, John /1808 (family recreated from suit)
Pendleton, John L., Jr. WFD
Pendleton, Thomas M[agruder] WFD
Phillips, Thomas (family recreated from suit)
Pleasants, unknown WFD
Powers, Catharine L. (family recreated from suit)
Pruett, Thaddeus 1838/1838
Puller, William D. WFD
Quarles, Robert WFD
Quarles, Robert, Jr. /1792 (family recreated from Bible records)
Raines, Ann (family recreated from suit)
Raines, Giles (partial Will, family recreated from suit)
Raines, Isaac WFD
Rennolds, John (family recreated from suit)
Rennolds, Sthreshly 1822/1822 [Essex Co.]
Renolds, John 1755
Reynolds, Jacob WFD
Reynolds, John 1755/1755
Reynolds, Martha WFD
Richeson, Giles /1804 (family recreated from suit)
Roberts, Barwell, Senr. (family recreated from suit)
Robinson, George / probated by or before 1845
Roy, Mungo WFD
Samuel, Philip 1837/1843 [additional information, Will Vol. II]
Samuel, Thomas /died Oct 1794, intestate
Satterwhite, John WFD
Satterwhite, Richard WFD
Saunders, Betsey WFD
Scott, John WFD
Scott, John /died 1822, intestate
Scott, Samuel C. WFD
Seal, Bennett [additional information, see Vol. II]
Sizer, John WFD
Smith, Mary WFD
Sommerson, Gawin /died 1808 (family recreated from suit)
Sommerson, Richard /died before 9 Apr 1816 (family recreated from suit)
Sorrell, Sarah 1815/1815
Stevens, Mary Beverley (Carter) 1848/1848
Stone, Eusebius 1784/1786
Streshley, Thomas 1825/1825 [“Beverley Plain”]
Sutton, John, Jr. WFD
Swann, Joshua [additional information, Will Vol. I]
Taliaferro, Francis 1756/1758
Taliaferro, John 1804/1805 [“Dissington”]
Tankersley, Reuben unknown/dates
Terrell, George B. WFD [additional info., Will Vol. I]
Terrell, James (had a will, family recreated from suit)
Terrell, Robert WFD
Thomas, Catlett [additional info, see James Catlett Thomas, Vol. II]
Thornton, Anthony, Sr. /1783 (Ormesby family recreated from Court and Bible records)
Thornton, Jane 1840/1844 [“Fairfield”]
Thornton, John 1840/1844 WFD [“Fairfield”, additional info., Will in Vol. II]
Thornton, Thomas Griffin /died 12 June 1830 (family recreated from Bible records)
Timberlake, Ann 1833/1833
Timberlake, Joseph /died 1799 intestate
Timberlake, William WFD [“Woodley Grove”]
Turner, Catherine A. WFD
Turner, John (family recreated from suit)
Upshaw, Martha WFD
Walden, Charles /died 28 Sep 1777 (family recreated from suit)
Walden, William L. /died 1824 intestate
Ware, Nathaniel [additional info, Will Vol. I]
Washinton, George 1813/1815 [“Pine Forest” & “Woodpecker”]
Watts, John 1755/1776
White, John WFD
White, William S. (family recreated from suit)
Winston, Judith (Harris) /died 6 Apr 1842 WFD
Woolfolk, Robert, Sr. /1817 (List of Heirs)
Woolfolk, Samuel 1791/
Wright, Frances WFD
Wright, William WFD
Young, Frances W. /died before 11 Oct 1853, intestate
Young, Nathaniel 1781/

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