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LastlyI appoint Richard Sims and my son William Moore Executors of this my last will and Testament and I Desire my Estate may not be appraised in Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and Seal this fourth Day of march one thousand seven hundred and Seventy Nine

Signed Sealed & Acknowledged

Thos [his mark X] Moore Senr

In presence of:, William Elam, Richard Elam, Jas. Elam

Docket Will of Thomas Moore Sr., 1779 Octr. 1 ---- proved [by the oaths of] Wm. & Jas Elam.

Recorded Etc, Filed: Chesterfield Loose Wills 1779.

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In the name of God, I Elizabeth Brezindine, of Essex county, being very sick, but in perfect sense and memory, do make this my last will and testament in manner and form following:

I give and bequeath to my three daughters, Dianah Cheney, Mary Bush, and Susannah Broock, all of my clothing, to be equally divided amongst them three, to they and their heirs forever, whom I appoint my whole and sole executors. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this 10th day of March 1786

S\S Elizabeth (Her Mark) Brezindine ⁽¹⁵⁾

Signed sealed and delivered

in the presence of

John Bush; Catherine (her mark) Bush

at a court held for Essex county at Trappahannock on the 16th day of June 1794, the last will and Testament of Elizabeth Brezindine, was proved by Catherine Bush, one of the subscribing witnesses thereto, and the said Catherine made oath that she saw John Bush, the other witness thereto, sign the same in the presence and at the request of the said Elizabeth Brezindine, whereupon the same was ordered to be recorded.

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To the Executor:

To Thos Brizindine, Exor, his

proved acct 16 17 06

A legacy to Diana Dunn 10 00 00

Reserved in the hands of the Estate

for payment of Clerks fee 10 00

For crying the Estate 07 06

To commissioners on account of sales 04 00

To balance due the Estate 44 06 05

By amount sales of the Estate 77 04 05

in obedience to an order of the worshipful court of Essex, bearing date of June 16th,1794 and other order dated July 25th 1794, we the subscribers hereto have settled the account of Thomas Brezindine, dcd, and find a balance due the estate of 44 pounds,no shillings and 6 pence, which we have divided among his six children as follows:

Francis Brezindine 07 07 08

Thomas Brezindine 07 07 08

Randolph Brezindine 07 07 08

Armstead Brezindine 07 07 08

Mary Bush 07 07 08

Susana Callicott 07 07 08

Signed: John Evans, Edward Ware, William Newbill, Ben Johnson

At a court continued and held for Essex county at Trappahannock on the 22 day of September, 1795, this report of their settlement of Thomas Brezindine's account of his executorship of Francis Brezindine's estate was ordered to be recorded

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To funeral expenses 01 18 00

Expenses & care of estate till sold 03 00 00

To William Fisher, tax on brandy 12 07

Expenses at the appraisement and sale 08 09

To Richard Holt for icsu 09

To Thomas Brezindine for services to the

estate 01 18 00

To clerks fee reserved in the hands of

admr for that purpose 03 00 00

To commissioners on amount of sale 04 15 09

Bal due the estate 78 07 06

In obedience to an order of the worshipful court of Essex county bearing date of June 16th 1794, and one other order dated July 31st 1794, we the subscribers hereto have settled the administrators account of Randolph Brezindine, of the estate of Elizabeth Brezindine,dcd,and find a balance due the estate of 98/7/6, which we have divided among six of her children as follows:

Francis Brezindine 13 01 03

Thomas Brezindine 13 01 03

Randolph Brezindine 13 01 03

Armstead Brezindine 13 01 03

Mary Bush 13 01 03

Susana Callicott 13 01 03

Signed: John Evans, Edward Ware, William Newbill, Ben Johnson

At a Court continued and held for Essex county at Trappahannock on the 22 day of September, 1795, this report of the settlement of Randolph Brezindine's administration of Elizabeth Brezindine's estate was ordered to be recorded.⁽¹⁷⁾

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IN THE NAME OF GOD AMEN. I Anne Davis of the Parish of Southfarnham in the County of Essex being sick & weak in body but in perfect cense & memory thanks be to Almighty God & calling to mind the uncertain state of this life and that it appointed for all once to die do make this my last Will & Testament IMPRIMIS

First I commit my body to ye earth from which it first came. Secondly my soul to God who gave it to me and as for what small Estate it hath pleased God to bless me with in this life I give and dispose in form following VIZ

ITEM I give & bequeath all my estate amongst my four children Mary, Frank, Else & Rachel to be equally divided

ITEM It is my will and desire that my daughter Mary Brisendine keep my other three children Frank, Else and Rachel till they come of age.

ITEM It is my will and desire that my estate be not appraised or sold. I do appoint my Daughter Mary Brisendine my whole and sole Executrix of this my last Will & Testament revoking and disannulling all other Wills before made as Witness this 7th day of October 1738 (no signature)

Ye above Ann Davis did desire her estate to be disposed of as above directed & made her daughter Mary, Exx in our hearing and desired us to take notice thereof Octr ye 7th 1738

Thomas (His T Mark) Kidd

Eliza (Her e Mark) Kidd

At a Court held for Essex County at Tappa on the XVIIth day of October MDCCXXXVIII This Nuncupative Will of Ann Davis, dec'd was presented by Mary Brisendine the Executrix therein named who made oath thereto and being also proved by the oaths of Thomas Kidd and Elizabeth Kidd the witnesses thereto, was admitted to record.

Pg 150 Mary Brisendine and Thomas are bonded for one hundred pounds sterling

Pg 152 & 153 TO THE WORSHIPFUL COURT December ye 15th 1738 A Just & True inventory of Ann Davis Estate dec'd ... items listed and valued to total four pounds four shillings three pence (some items being:) Bed Chest, parcel of pewter, fine glass bottles, parcel of earthen ware, Four hundred and fifty nails, one parcel of cash (two shillings eleven pence), Knife & fork, Spinning wheel, Two ewes, six shoats, parcel of old Syder casks, two books, sixteen yards of Virginia Cloth, one old book, two cows and one yearling

In obedience to an order of Essex County Court, we the subscribers met and appraised the Estate of Ann Daviss dec'd which was presented to us by Mary Brisendine, Executrix of the sd dec'd Winess our hands the day and date above written

Mary (Her X Mark) Brisenden Wit: James Turner James Finey Jno. Page

At a Court held for Essex County at Tappa on the XVIth day of January MDCCXXXVIII This Inventory and appraisement of the Estate of Ann Daviss, deced was returned and ordered to be recorded.

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Char Co Will Bk 2-9 Jun 6, 1791

Value of estate 544 pounds, 7 shillings

Acct current of the estate of George Brooke⁽¹⁸⁾

Char Co Will Bk 2-154 Feb 4, 1798

Paid to Spenser Brooke for work done at Callicot's 12 04 00

Bal due estate 279 11 07½

Total Dr 325 05 09½

Credits

Sundrys purchased at sale by James Callicot 12 06 07

Cash rcvd, sales, Estate, Hire of negro & rent 304 19 02½

Balance due estate 325 05 09½

Signed Langston Bacon Admr

Recorded: Aug 5, 1799

Will Book 2-89 Char Co Va.

Account of the estate of Geo Brooke dec'd by Langston Bacon Admr.

Sep 10, 1790 To Geo Brooke dec'd for sundry

transactions with him 20 14 09

To pd Wm Cheaney his account 03 04 01

To pd Wm Brezindine, his share of crop

850 lbs of tobacco 07 13 00

To pd Wm Callicot for parcel of tobacco put in 01 14 08

To pd Wm Brizendine 10 14 01½

To pd Beverly Callicot 46 14 06

To one spelling book 00 01 06

To one side of leather 00 13 04

Jul 13 To pd Wm Callicot for cow & calf 02 10 00

Nov 25 To pd John Ashworth, expenses

carrying tobacco 00 14 08

To pd Beverly Callicot 14 06 00

To pd Bibby Brooke & part Langston Barnes

expenses when at Petersburg 00 10 06

Aug 31 To pd Beverly Callicot 62 05 00

To pd H____ Hughes 13 09 00

To pd Isaac Brezindine, rolling a hogshead

of Tobacco 01 04 00

To pd Sam'l Ashworth, do 01 04 00

To pd John Ashworth, his share of crop

797 lbs tobacco 06 12 11

Total on Jan 8, 1793 225 10 04½

Jan 19,1791 Cash of Thos Haskins 19 17 04

Dec 19 By sawing for John McCargo 850 ft plank 01 14 00

May 23,1792 By Cash of Jas Callicot for hire

of Edmund & John 04 10 00

Aug 31 By cash of ditto 04 05 03

Jan 8,1793 Total 199 14 05½

By Balance carried forward 25 15 11

Jul 20,1793. To pd Edward Moseley for 7 gals of

brandy for use at sale 02 06 08

Mar 24 1794 To pd John Norris Sr. for schooling

Bibby & Thomas Brook 02 00 00

To pd Spenser Brooke 09 11 03

To pd Spenser Brooke, his part of work

done with Edmund & John 31 18 04

To pd Wm Callicot 1/07/04

To pd James Callicot, his acct for sundries 16 19 10½

Jul 8,1794 Total 129 05 04¾

To balance due the adm'r per contra 15 05 06¾

Jan 3,1793 Cash of John Snead 10 15 01½

Mar 8,1794 By sawing for Spenser Brooke at Miles

Bottom's 08 06 06

By ditto at John McCargo's sometime past 08 02 00

By cash of Capt H. Moseley

for Bibb's estate 00 18 00

By James Callicot, building his house 15 04 09

by Bal due the adm'r 15 05 06¾

Jul 8, 1794 Total 129 05 04¾

The court on the 4th day of July, 1796, accepted the report and allowed the adm'r 5 percentum on 300 pounds for the trouble of his administration⁽¹⁹⁾

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Division of the Estate of George Brooke

Charlotte County, Virginia.

Order Book 8 Pg 29 - 1 Oct 16, 1792

James Callicott and Susannah, his wife, formerly the widow of George Brooke, dec'd, Plaintiff's vs Langston Bacon, adm'r of the estate of George Brooke, dec'd; Bibby Brooke, Thomas Brooke and Travis Brooke, sons and infants of George Brooke, dec'd, Defendants - a suit in Chancery

On the motion of Langston Bacon, he is appointed special guardian for Bibby, Thomas and Travis Brooke for purpose of this suit. Ordered that a division of the slaves, (except a negro named Black Sall), and personal estate belonging to George Brooke, dec'd, in the possession of the defendant Bacon, as adm'r of the sd George Brooke, who died intestate, so far as respects the dower of the sd pltf, Susannah, as in the bill mentioned, be made in a fair and equable manner, that is to say, one third of the slaves, John, Bib, Will, Sall, Rosa, Hannah, Lucy, Joane and Edmund, and one third of the personal estate, as her distributable share, after allowing a sufficiency of the personal estate to pay the debts of the intestate, be allocated and assigned to the sd Plaintiffs, James Callicott and Susannah, his wife, late the widow and relict of the sd George Brooke, dec'd, as her reasonable dower.

And it is ordered that Mack Goode, Hillary Moseley, Moses Harrison and Edmund Moseley, Junr, or any three of them, do make and partition an allotment thereof, and report the same to this court, with this interlocutory order, that a final decree may be made therein

Char Co Court Orders Book 10 Pg 198 Bibby Brooke, by Archer Farley, his next friend, Plaintiff vs Thomas Brook & Travis Brooke, orphans of George Brooke, dec'd, Defendants - On a writ of Partition.

This day came the defendant, by his Atty and by consent of the parties, it is ordered that John Trible, John Evans, Thomas Evans & John Howerton, . . . do make sale of all that tract . . . of land and appurtenances which descend to (them) as (heirs) of George Brooke, dec'd, their father, who died intestate, lying in and being in the county of Essex, for the most that can be gotten, after giving due notice of such sale, and assign one part of the nett(sic) proceeds arising from the sale thereof to the defendant as his part, and the remaining two-thirds in equal division to the defendants.

Char Co Court Orders Book 10 Pg 178 James Callicott and Susannah, his wife, formerly the widow of George Brooke, dec'd, Plaintiffs vs Langston Bacon, adm'r of the estate of George Brooke, dcd; Bibby Brooke, Thomas Brooke and Travis Brooke, sons and infants of George Brooke, dec'd, Defs - a suit in Chancery

Two of the commissioners appointed under the interlocutory order made in this court; to allot and assign to the plaintiff Susannah, her dower of slaves & personal estate therein mentioned, this day made their report in

these words "In obedience to the court, we have allotted to the relict within the following slaves; to wit: Edmund, Bibb, and Lucy as also the sum of £ 43/13/2 of the personal estate the same being sold by consent of the parties." signed Mack Goode & Hillary Moseley. In confirmation whereof It is ordered and decreed that the sd allotment made and assigned to the plaintiff Susannah, as her dower in the sd estate be made firm and stable between the parties, that is to say, the slaves during her natural life and the £ 43/13/2 to her and her heirs forever. The plaintiff recover against the defendant, their costs in this suit to wit: 110 lbs of tobacco @ one & three-quarter shillings per lb :Clk 484 cents ; atty 500 cents 3 May 1796

Char Co Court Orders Book 10 Pg 56 Bibby Brooke, by Archer Farley, his next friend, Demandant vs Thomas Brook & Travis Brooke , orphans of George Brooke, dec'd, Defendants - on a writ of petition.

This day came the parties by their attorneys, and the commissioners who were appointed under an order of this court to make partition and allotment of the land and appurtenances, of the sd order mentioned, this day made their report in these words: Charlotte County: agreeable to an order of the court of Charlotte Co, to us directed; we have proceeded to divide the estate of George Broks (sic), dec'd, among his children, agreeable to the within statement, and have allotted to each his division of land in the following manner, towit: To Bibby Brooke, the eldest son, 91 acres agreeable to platt No. 1 -- to Thomas Brooke, 136 acres agreeable to platt No. 2 -- to Traverse Brooke, the third son, 108 acres agreeable to platt No. 3. Given under our hands this 1st day of November 1798 -- Hillary Moseley, Reps Osborne, Miles Bottom, Commissioners. Therefore it is considered the partition and assignment of lands with their appurtenances made as well to the Demandant as to the defendants as aforesaid, as their full right . . . of the sd 297 acres of land in the Demandant's declaration set forth, to be held of them, made firm and stable to them, and their heirs and assignees forever, and it is considered the costs of this suit be equally borne by the parties interested. 5 Aug 1799

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Wife Elizabeth J Brooke 1/3 of estate

John Brooke, the four negroes he now has, viz Isaac, William, Lucy & Silas, which I value at $1,700

Two younger sons, Merit G Brooke & Silas N Brooke $200 each to school them to be equal to the older children

Wife to receive 1/7 part of residue, the profit however to be paid to Ann W Sutherland during the life of her husband Nath'l T Sutherland and at his death to her (grand)sons Wm M; James B; Travis T

Merit G and Silas N Brooke to get $1,700 to equal son John N Brooke.

Wife to get two negroes Kitty & Winney left her by Wm Worsham

Exors: Wife & son John w/o bond

Dated Oct 16, 1838

Wit: Jno B Richards; Sam'l Moseley & Thos A Freeman

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IN THE NAME OF GOD, AMEN. I, JAMES CALLICOT, of the county of Charlotte, being weak of body, but of perfect mind and memory, and knowing that it is allotted all men ever to die, do make this my last will and testament in manner and form following. In the first place, I reco11mmend my soul to God, through the merits of my Redeemer. In the next place, my body to the earth, to be buried in a Christian like manner, as my Executors, hereinafter named, shall think proper.

ITEM: My desire is that my wife, Susannah Callicot, shall live on and be possessed of, the plantation I now live on, with six of my Negroes, Abram, Poll, Phil, Big Peg, Dorhis, and Silver during her natural life, also two feather beds and furniture, two horses, twelve head of cattle, twelve head of sheep and fifteen head of hogs, also the use of my tables and kitchen furniture. At the death of my wife, sell the property, Negroes, stock and household goods, to be equally divided amongst all my daughters, Clary, Prudence, Rhoda, Nancy, Dicy, and Betsy.

ITEM: My will and desire is that all the residue of my Estate, real and personal, be equally divided between my two sons, James and William after taking my part of.

My will and desire is that Little John McCargo and Brachet Barnes be my Executors.

In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this twenty first day of December, one thousand eight hundred and six.

James Callicot (SEAL)

In the presence of: Frances Barnes Sr. Thomas McCargo Thomas T. Parish

At a Court held for Charlotte County the 2nd day of February 1807, this last will and testament of James Callicot,deceased, was presented in court by Little John McCargo, one of the Executors herein named, and the same was proved by the oath of Francis Barnes Sr.,one of the witnesses thereto subscribed, to be acknowledged by the said James Callicot as his last will and testament, in his presence, and that he believed he was then in his perfect senses and memory. Thomas McCargo and Thomas Parish, the other two subscribing witnesses, being sworn, saith James Callicot was not in his perfect senses and memory at the time of acknowledging the same in their presence. The motion for admitting the will to record is continued until next court, for the Court to advise thereon, and it is ordered that the said Estate be committed to the hands of the said Little John McCargo and Brachet Barnes, the Executors named in the will, until further order of the Court.

Teste Thomas Read Clk

At a Court held for Charlotte County 5 October 1807

On the motion of Susannah Callicot, by Thomas Brooke, their guardian, by their attorney - to admit the will of James Callicot to record in this court, on hearing the testimony of sundry witnesses and the arguments of counsel, as well on behalf of the plaintiffs as in behalf of Miles Bottom, William T. Branch, Little John McCargo, and William Archer, defendants in opposition thereto, alleging the Testator was not in his senses and memory at the time of the execution of the said will. It is the opinion of the Court that the said James Callicot was in his senses and memory at the time of executing this will. Therefore it is ordered that the will be admitted to record in this Court, and that the defendants pay to the plaintiffs, their costs. On the motion of Little John McCargo, one of the Executors herein named, who made oath according to law, Certificate is granted him for obtaining a probate of the said will in due form, he giving security. Therefore it is ordered that the will be admitted to record in this Court, and that the defendants pay to the plaintiffs, their costs. Whereupon he, with John McCargo, Miles Bottom, James McCargo, and Martin Williams, his securities, enter into and acknowledge their bond according to law for that purpose. Brachet Barnes, the other Executor named in the will, renounced in open court, the burthen of the Executor thereof.

Teste Thomas Read CLk

Truly Recorded

Thomas Read Clk

Slaves: Abraham, Frank, Peter, Tiller, Pegg, Poll, Sally, Matt, Jinney, Dorcass, Bob, Silvey, Baccus, Racheal, Ancey, & Measey.

Slaves hired out: George & Aaron hired to Patrick Connerly, David to Mack Goode, Humphrey to Edw Moseley, Miley to Wm Ryan, Phil to Wm Brezindine.

4 spinning wheels, 6 potts, 5 tilling hoes, 4 grubbing hoes. 36 head of cattle, 4 work steers, 50 head of sheep, 50 head of hogs, 4 head of horses, 2 grind stones, 3 augers, 3 drawing knives, 3 chisels, 1 large foot adze, 2 sythe blades, 2 prs of sheep shears, 1 looking glass, 1 pr of [stillian], & 2 folding tables, 2 large chests, 1 small walnut table, 1 case of 5 bottles, 1 cupboard, 9 glass tumblers, 1 earthen pitcher, 2 tin tumblers, 15 earthen plates, 2 salt sellers, 2 pepper boxes, 6 saucers, 6 cups, 6 small spoons, 1 [santon], 1 bread box, 1 large bowl, 5 [--ays], 2 waiters, 2 guns, shovel & tongs, 4 tin cups, 2 quart bottles, hone case & raisors, 2 candle sticks, 2 pr snuffers, 1 brass cock, 1 hand vise, 1 pair of money scales, 4 prs of fire dogs, 12 chairs, 2 small do, 5 beds & furniture, 3 dutch ovens, 2 frying pans, flesh fork, and ladles, 10 water vessels, 1 chim, 1 flat iron, 1 box iron, 2 heaters, half one sell, 2 x cut saws, 13 barrels, 1 tin bucket, 2 pit saws, 1 anvil, 2 grid irons, 7 iron hoops, 1 pine table, 13 basons, 5 pewter dishes, 21 plates, i flax wheal, 87 spoons, i soup do, 1 trowel, 1 collander, 1 brass kettle, 1 tea kettle, 1 loom, 1 spice morter & pestel, 3 coffee pots, 2 quart tins, 1 large bowl, 4 prs harnesses, 1 pr working bars 15 knives, 12 forks, 2 coulters, 10 axes, 2 lock chains, 2 pr wedges, 1 iron crow & compressor, 8 plow hoes, 2 flax [hackels], 2 shoe tools & last, 14 reap hooks, 4 baskets of lumber, 1 piece of old iron, 1 box & parcel of nails, 1 woman's saddle, 1 man's do, 8 sides of leather, 2 large chests, 1 trunk, 7 jugs, 2 firkins, parcel of wool, 1 pr of taylor's shears, 1 candle mole, 2 seats, 2 small trunks, 20 bars of iron & sundry pieces do, 11 old barrels, 2 potts, 4 butter potts, parcel of cotton, 1 coffee pott, 1 ryding chair and harness, 14 old [h--] and barrels, 2 half bushels, 2 wine riddles, 4 plow harnesses, 1 pr iron traces, parcel of tobacco, parcel of shells, old pr of cart wheels, 1 cart, 22 cow hides in tan, 1 waggon at Edward Elam's shop, iron to iron do, 4 old casks, parcel of books 1 cloth brush, 1 corkscrew.

Bonds towit:

John Haines 01/03/8 WM Crenshaw 58/05/9

John Sea balance 02/16/6 do 44/00/0

Joshua Brizindine 14/00/0 Reps Osborne Carpenter 42/03/6

Reps Osborne Carpenter 9/00/0 William Duprey 33/09/0

Edmund Almond 20/00/0 do 437 lbs tbo

Harrison Ashwood 6/00/0 do Jas Rice bond 18/00/0

Thos Brooke 150/02/0 George Calhoon 100/00/0

Wm Hutchenson 16/00/0 Daniel Barren balance 15/00/0

Edmund Saine 5/00/0 John Raine 57/04/0

do 4/00/0 David McCargo 90/00/0

Pleasant Cosby 8/00/0 Patrick Connerly 36/00/0

Capt Reps Osborne 45/00/0 Wm Brezindine 13/10/0

Jas Howsell 45/00/0

do 28/04/9

Total 866/18/9

Commissioners:

Hillary Mosedley, Francis Barnes Jnr., Robt Moore, Reps Osborne

Recorded 6 July 1807.

Appraisal may be found on pg 152 same book includes the following:

parcel of oyster shells 06/0

one waggon 22/10/0

23 slaves 1,573/00/0

one sorrell horse with one white hind foot 27/00/0

one young bay 15/10/0, one old bay 10/0/0 25/00/0

one sorrel horse with 2 white hind ft 15/00/0

total 2,045/11/0

Signed: Robert Moore, James Barden, Brackett Barnes, Francis Barnes Jnr Recorded 5 Apr 1810

Appraisal made by Robert Moore, James Barden, Brachett Barnes, and Francis Barnes. Value 2,045 pounds, 11 shillings, 2 pence Sept 3, 1810

The Estate of Susannah Callicott, deceased. in account current with Little John McCargo, administrator.

DEBITS

1823

Jul 11 To cash,Travelling expense 5.00

Jul 12 pd Henry Mullins,for rectt .75

Jul 13 pd Mosely Jeffers 9.63

Ditto pd John Buchanan 4.00

Ditto pd Sheriff,Char Co. 10.88

Dec 26 pd Patrick Boothe 12.50

1825

Apr 03 pd Sheriff Charlotte 8.70

Cash pd many persons for prising

of Tobacco put in 58.63

To 6% interest on loans of

$501.66 1/2, 38.90 1/2 95.29 1/2 6.57

This sum to remain in the hands of the adm'r

to pay for making this a/c and advr 4.81

Ditto to settle 427/44 100.10½

To amt pd Thos Brooke, Gdn of W.H.Callicot per bond 28.00

Ditto pd James per bond 131.70

Ditto pd same for bond 160.75

Ditto same pd for bond 53.34

Ditto pd same p L of one other bond 89.94

543.91½

CREDITS

1823

Apr 11 Cash found in the house 38.00

Cash of Commr's at sale 15.61

Cash of Henry Robertson 3.11

1824

Mar 01 Cash of Benj Smith & interest 23.72

Jun 27 Cash of Jas Gardener,Bond & Int 16.68

Cash of Thos Brooke 16.20

Jun 29 Cash of Jno Hughs,Bond & int 12.63

Ditto of John Ducondine(?) 15.43½

Ditto of Anderson Malone 16.13

Ditto of Wm Houges 41.31

Ditto of John Buchanan 12.87

Ditto of Thomas Neal 25.86

Ditto of Greene Moseley 10.50

Ditto of Randolph Ryan 10.20

Ditto of Margaret Moseley 15.50

Ditto of Thos Webb 15.00

Ditto of Henry Mullins 6.75

248.45 1/2

By amt of sundry bonds due the estate namely:

Wm Callicot due Dec 25,1823 139.93

James J. Callicot due ditto 29.51

Travis Brooke due ditto 47.71

217.15

Interest on above bonds to the 28th day of Mar 1827 42.31

453.91½

Agreeable to an order from the County Court of Charlotte bearing date, the 30th day of Jan 1825, we, the undersigned commissioners, after having been first duly sworn for that purpose, to settle and adjust the account current of Little John McCargo, administrator of Susannah Callicot, Deceased. From the vouchers produced, we found the same to be correctly stated and settled in full. Given unto our hand the 28th day of March 1827.

Jennings M. Jefferies Henry Bound(?) A. Malone

IN THE NAME OF GOD AMEN. I, James Jefferies Callicot, of the county of Charlotte, State of Virginia, being weak in body, but of perfect mind and memory, make and ordain this my last will and testament, in the manner and form following:

ITEM I give to Elizabeth Duffer, my negro man Peter, also my negro man Murphy, to be sold by my executors, hereafter named. The money arising from such sale, I give and bequeath to the said Eliza- beth Duffer. ⁽²⁰⁾