Thought perhaps someone could use this info: Surry County Will Book 4 page 325 6 Feb 1837 Will of FROST SNOW Probate May 1852 Wife: Elizabeth, landed estate, negroes Anderson and Lucy, stoack, Furniture and tools for life or widowhood Children: William, negro Ben Thomas, negro Charles John, negro John James, negro Joshua Richard, negro Stephen Elizabeth Wilmoth Polly Norman, girl Polly Bird Snow Codicil: 8 Feb 1852, my slaves Charles and Lucy when sold after my death, my executro is forbidden to sell them to horse trader so they may stay with their companions. *************************************************************************************************************************** Surry Deed book 4, page 294 27 Oct 1849, will of SARAH SNOW, probate May 1852 Son: Fielding Snow, for his long and kind attention during my illness and affliction, 1 pattern clock, 1 still and tubs, set of blacksmith tools, one 2 horse wagon, 1 feather bed and furniture, first choice of sorrell mare and her increase. Granddaughter Martha Snow, 1 feather bed and furniture *********************************************************************************************************************************** Surry Deed Book 4 page 8 23 Oct 1824 will of FIELDING SNOW Beloved wife Sarah All my children (does not name) , except Lucinda Wilmoth deceased daughter, her part to go to her son Tyson Wilmoth Son Simpson named as one of the executors ****************************************************************************************** ....Stand ye in the ways and see and ask for the old paths, where is the good way, and walk therein, and ye shall find rest for your souls. Jeremiah 6:16