Signed on 7 February 1819 and probated on 7 May 1819 and is recorded in 
Mecklenburg County, VA,, Will Book 9, page 45. 

In the name of God, Amen. I George Farrar of Mecklenburg County and State of 
Virginia being sick of body but of sound mind and calling to remembrance that 
all flesh must age when it shall please God to call him do make and ordain 
this my last will and testament revocing all and every will by me heretofore 
made, in manner and form following. Item. I give unto my beloved wife the 
tract of land whereon I now live to her during her life and at the death of 
my wife to be sold upon four years wait and the money arising from sale to be 
equally divided between all my children except Sally Baugh to them and their 
heirs forward. Item. My will and desire is that my wife should have one 
third part of my estate that is to say of Negroes, horses, cattle, sheep, and 
hogs including all and everything I now have in possession except the present 
crop now made I give unto her forward and the death of my wife my will and 
desire is for it to be equally divided among all my children except Sally 
Baugh and my will and desire is for her to receive the sum of eight shillings 
as her full proportion of her legacy of my estate. My will and desire is 
that Thos. Farrar, Betsy Whittemore, Patsy Johnson, and the heirs of my son 
Hilmond Farrar should when receiving their legacy of the property that will 
be sold after wife has tacen her demise should return eighty dollars apiece 
for the benefit of my children who now live with me that is to say Ann 
Farrar, Judy, Beccy, Alexander and Arthur, if the sale should amount to as 
much apiece after my wife has her thirds of land of if not the (can't make 
out the word) to made up at the death of my wife and lastly I appoint my 
friends William and Charles Baskerville of this last will and testament this 
being 7th of February 1819.
Witness
Benja Ricky
Wiley Tucker