Thomas Smith

Notes:

Will of Thomas Smith.

To eldest son George, 2 acres where house stands and 2 negroes Phill and Silas.
To son George S. Smith, 2 negroes Terry and Will
To son James, all my land on lower Manakin Creek and Michaux branch at his mother's death, and 3 negroes: Charles, Sam and Ned.
To daughter Elizabeth Gatch, negroes: deaf Jenny and her children Milly, John and David; also 100 acres I purchased of Benjamin Weaver, with all I purchased of Pemberton's children, and all money due me. To daughter Martha Sublett, 200 acres I purchased of my brother James Smith; also negro Jenny and her children Bette, Moses and Suckey.
I lend to my wife Magdalen the plantation I live on and plantation on Chastains branch adjoining William Martin's line, with all negroes not mentioned, and the land on Chastains branch equally to sons George and George S.
To grandson Thomas Smith, son of George S., and grandson Thomas Smith, son of James, all my land in Kentucky County, equally.
Dated 14 June 1786. Recorded 16 Nov. 1786.

Family/Spouse: Mary Martha Frances Stovall. Mary was born in 1723 in , Cumberland, Virginia, USA; died on 15 Oct 1756 in , Powhatan, Virginia, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. George Stokes Stovall Smith was born on 11 Apr 1750 in , Cumberland, Virginia, USA; died on 18 Mar 1810 in Keene, Jessamine, Kentucky, USA; was buried in Jessamine, Jessamine, Kentucky, USA.