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BEDFORD COUNTY
William MEDLOCK
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Inventory
Bedford County, Virginia
Will Book 1,pg 84-84
Film #1941022
Medlock Inventory
To 2 Loi?s.....................L1…5…0
To 1 Barrow...................0…15..0
To 4 Shoates..................0…18..0
1 Cow...........................2…0…0
Cow Hides.......................0…7…6
A parcel of corn................4…0…0
To a parcel of Foder..........0..10…0
To a pail and piggin............0…4…6
To 3 Knives and forks...........0…1…6
To 1 pot & Hooks................0…4…6
To 1 chest......................0…7…6
To 1 saddle.....................0…3…0
To 2 Bedsterads and Cords......0…15…0
T 1 rugg and Blanket............0…2…0
To 1 Barel and Grubing hoe......0…2…0
To 2 ?ottles and Candlesticks...0…1.3
To 1 Blanket Quilt and Bed......4…0…0
To 1 ax & Six hggs............1..19…0
1 spining whell...............0..10…0
Ole Iron........................0…3…0
1 Wool Wheel....................0…3…0
1 Mair..........................4…0…0
19…0…9
James Walker William Kitchen Joseph
Ballard At a Court Held for Bedford
County Sept 26th 1769. The within
Inventory and appraisment of the Estate
of William Matlock Decd was Returned &
Ordered to be Recorded.
Teste Ben Howard C B C
LOUISA COUNTY
John MATLOCK -
Will
The following transcription was sent to
me by Mary Jean
EDZIMM@aol.com
.... on 10/18/00
John MATLOCK - Louisa Co, VA - Will
dated December 1784.
Will Book 3 - w/inventories and accounts
& bonds - 1783 to 1796.
Transcribed by Mary Jean Medlock
Zimmerman - Oct. 17, 2000 FHL
film # 32193 -
Louisa County, Va. Comments: Words are
spelled as in original
document, some
punctuation was added to facilitate
reading., --- indicates words not clear
enough to transcribe.
Page 103
In the name of God amen. I JOHN MATLOCK
of Louisa County, old and
weake and
knowing the fraility of man, that all
men are appointed
to die do
direct this my last will and testement
in mannor and for following: Item - I
give all my estate real and personal to
my wife
ANN MATLOCK (MADLOCK)
during her life and after her death, my
son ZACHARIAH MATLOCK(MADLOCK) is to
prosper and enjoy my tract of land
whereon I now live, to the only use of
him and his heirs forever.
It is also my
desire that all my other estate be
equally divided at
the death of my
wife, between all my children BUT
ELIZABETH SHELTON being dead, its my
desire that her part be equally divided
amongst
her three
children JOHN, AGNES AND LUCY SHELTON,
it is also my desire that my wife ANN
MATLOCK and son Zachariah have the
management of my estate. Given under my
hand and seal this 4th day of December
1784--
John (?) M Matlock <seal>
Note: The mark between John and Matlock
appears to be an M Test : Peter
Crawford, Elizabeth Crawford, Jane (X
her mark) Crawford.
At a court held for Louisa County on
Monday 1 of August 1785---
This will was this day (proved?) in
Court by ZACHARIAH MATLOCK one of the
Executors therein named and thereupon
this will was proved by the oaths of
Peter Crawford, Jane Crawford and John
Crawford, the witness thereto and is
admited to record and on the motion of
the said EXCs
who made oath
according to Law, certificate is granted
him for
obtaining a
probate there of in due form giving said
-where upon he together with John
Crawford & Peter Crawford his ----- to
and acknowledged his Bon in the penalty
of Law with conditions according
to Law..
Page 104
Know all men by these presents that we
ZACHARIAH MATLOCK, JOHN
CRAWFORD &
PETER CRAWFORD are held and firmly Bound
unto THOMAS
JOHNSON
gentleman, the first trustee in the
Commission of the
Peace for
Lousisa County for and in behalf and to
the Sole use
and behoof of
the Justices of the said County & their
successors
in the sum of
One thousand pounds current money to be
paid to
the said THOMAS
JOHNSON his Executors administrators or
assigns
to the such
payment will and truly to be made; we
bind ourselves
and every of us
one and every of our Heirs, executors
and
administrators
--- and ---- formally by these presents
sealed
with our seals
and --- this 8th day of August 1785-----
The Condition of this obligation is such
that if the above bound ZACHARIAH
MATLOCK, Executor of the last will and
testament of Jn
Matlock
deceased, do make or cause to be made a
true and perfect inventory of all and
singular the goods, chattles and credits
of
the said dec.
which have or shall come to the hand ---
or
knowledge of
the said Zach. Matlock or into the hands
and --- of
any other
person or persons for him and the same
to made do ---
into the County
Court of Louisa at such time as he shall
be
thereunto
required by the said Court and the same
goods chattles
and --- and
other the goods Chattles and Credits of
the said
deceased what
at any time after shall come to the
hands --- or
knowledge of
the said ZACHARIAH MADLOCK or into the
hands --- of
any, other
persons or person for him do will and
truly administrate according to law and
further do make true and just account of
his --
and doings
therein where --- required by the said
Court and also
will and truly
pay and deliver all the leguees
containing and
specified in
the said testatment as far as these
goods Chattles and Credits will extent
and the Law Shall charge this obligation
to be
void or
otherwise to remain in full force and
virtue. Signed and Delivered in presents
of} ZACHARIAH MADLOCK seal, JOHN
CRAWFORD
seal, PETER
CRAWFORD seal
At a court held for Louisa County August
8th 1785---This bond was
this day in
Sup. Court acknowledged by Zachariah
Matlock, John
Crawford, Peter
Crawford to be their --- and --- and by
these
presents to be
bounded----
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