Name at Birth: William Virgil Womack was born in 1679 in Henrico County, Virginia Colony. He died on 14 May, 1718 in Bristol Parish, Henrico County, Virginia Colony.
Father: Richard Womack, Sr., 1655 - 1684
Mother: Mary Elizabeth Ruth Womack (born Puckett), 1656 - 1692
Spouse: William was married to Susannah Trent in 1704 in Henrico County, Virginia Colony
Siblings: Richard Womack, Jr., 1676 - 1723; Elizabeth Harris (born Womack), 1680 - ?; Abraham Womack, 1678 - ?
Source: S18 Author: Benjamin B. Weisiger, III Title: Colonial Wills of Henrico Co., Virginia Part One 1654-1737 Publication: Name: Copyright 1976;
Notes
Note N622
Colonial Wills of Henrico County, Virginia
Part I 1654-1737
Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger III
Copyright 1976
p. 369
Will of William Womack of Bristol Parish
To daughter Susanna, cow and calf
To three daughters Phebe, Priscilla, and Audria, each a cow and calf at age 16 or marriage
To son Henry, items at age 16, and land at 16 if his mother marries,
but if she remain a widow, he gets land at 21.
Wife Susanna to be executrix and have rest of estate
Dated 14 May 1718
Wit: Richard Womack, Daniel Makcarty
Recorded 1 Sept. 1718
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From Henrico County Misc., Records Vol. 2 {59 489}: Va., State Library Richmond, VA.
Will of William Womack May 14, 1718.
In the name of God Amen
I Will'm Womak of Bristol Parish in ye County of Henir-do make & declare this my last will & testament in manner & forme following. that is to say. First I beq'th my soule to Allmighty God beleiveing remishon of sinns & everlasting life by ye merits death & pashin of Jesus Christ my lord & onley saviour.
It'm I beq'th to my daughter Susanah a cow calfe called primro-- --& ye mare Filley which now followeth ye mare Ha-ar{d}
It'm I beq'th to my three daughters Phebe Priscilla and Audria each a young cow & caulfe when arived to ye age of sixteene or married.
It'm I beq'th to my son Henry Womak, a feather bed & furnitu {re} ye same bed & furniture whih now hy on a gun & one iron pott:
I wille & ordaine yt my son Henry to have his Estate dele_rd to him ye sd Henry when A{r}ived to ye age of sixteene
It'm I beq'th to my son Henry above sd all my lands &_____it far him ye sd Henry to take possession of ye same att ye age of sixteene if his mother should marrie but if she remaines a widdow not to be n possession untill he arives att ye age of twenty
It'm I nominate and appoynt my loving wife Susanah shich now Executrix of to whome I give all ye rest of my Estate after______ ______ my debts funaral Expences & other____ ____ ____ ___& discharg___for Confir__&my testomony of ye same have hereunto set my hand & seale 14th of May 1718
Assigned & publish
in ye prsents Will'm Womak
Richard Womack _____X
___Mak carty sigum
Before suning sigum
I desire my estate may not come
At a Court held for Henrico County the first day of September 1718
This will was proved by the oaths of the Witnesses thereto and tereto and thereupon admitted to Record
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