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Patience Hogue
b.Abt 1732
Facts and Events
Will Transcript
- In the name of God Amen, _____ [sic, missing, should say Patience] Campble, widow and Relict of James Campble [apparently hand written-in afterwards], late of Kings Creek, Brook County and State of Virginia being weak and frail by reason of and infirmities, but of sound mind and memory do wish and desire, the sum of forty pounds Pennsylvania Currency which was left me by my father, and which sum I received some years by past, and have had in my hands, and always accounted as my own private property - be at my deceased Equally divided betwixt my two daughters Ann Capes and Margaret Langfit, that is to say twenty pounds to each. This I leave as my last request, to my sons, that they will punctually and faithfully perform this my last and only request.
- In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 13th day of July 1805.
- (Signed) Patience [Her X Mark] Campble [Seal]
- P.S. the money alluded to is in the hands of my son James, as my agent.
- Signed sealed published and declared in presence of us:
- Robert Campbell
- William Lealie [?]
- Brooke County
- November Term 1809
- The foregoing will was produced in court - of which the above is a true copy - & being proven as the law directs was ordered to be Recorded.
- Test
- John Connell CBC
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