Here are the SAVAGE wills of Surry County, VA. They are related to the Edgecombe Co, NC SAVAGE families, at least some of them. Loveliss/Lovelace SAVAGE left a will in Edgecombe (NC), as well as here in Surry Co, VA. For those of you with the SAVAGE name, maybe these wills will help. Audrey SAVAGE Surry County, VA, Wills and Administrations, 1671-1750 by Eliza Timberlake Davis SAVAGE, William is mentioned as having served 7 years for James MASON. (1654) SAVAGE, William is a witness to the will of George NICHOLSON. (1716) SAVAGE wills of Surry County, VA: SAVAGE, Henry: Est.-Sold by Robert WYNNE, sub sheriff. 15 July 1741. Book 9, p. 355. "SAVIDGE (sic), Charles: Leg. - To Robert SAVIDGE all of my housing and Land. If no issue to return to LOVELESS SAVIDGE, his brother, also household goods, after my wife's death, and Trooper's Arms, two guns etc. To Samuel BLACKGROVE a horse and saddle, gun, sword etc. at wife's death and to enjoy his freedom. to wife, household good, and whole estate except bequests to LOVELESS SAVIDGE. All estate to be divided between Robert and Loveless SAVIDGE at wife's death. Makes wife Exerx. Friends, Francis REGAN and Wm DAVIDSON overseers of will. Will presented by Elizabeth SAVIDGE, Exerx. Made: 17 March 1713. Probated: 17 Sept 1718. Witnesses: James STANTON, John LANE, Wm HAM. Book 7, p. 148." "SAVIDGE, Charles: Est. - coroner for inquest over the body of said SAVIDGE. Cash due the estate of William DAVIS, Elizabeth CRIPS, Exerx. 16 Sept 1719. Thos COCKE, Wm BROWNE, Jr." "SAVIDGE, Henry: Est - By Elizabeth SAVIDGE. 18 Nov 1713. Robert RUFFIN, Wm ROOKINGS. Nich SMITH, admr. Book 6, p. 168." "SAVIDGE, Lovelis: Leg. - To son, Lovelis SAVIDGE all of my land after his mother's death. To daughter, Olive MANGGAM (MANGRUM?) a pewter dish. To son, Robert SAVIDGE a pewter dish. To grandson, Charles SAVIDGE the same. Lends rest of est to wife for life, then to son, Lovelis. Wit: John COKER, Anthony EVANS, James BENNETT. 6 Oct 1728. Probated: 21 May 1729. Book 7, p. 943." "SAVIDGE, Robert: Leg - To wife, (Mary SAVIDGE) my now dwelling place, 265 acres, and at her death to son, Charles SAVIDGE. Mentions son, Lovelis SAVIDGE. Daughter, Olive ANDREWS household goods, cattle, etc. Mary SAVIDGE, Exerx. Made: 17 March 1697/8. Probated: 3 May 1698. Book 5, p. 155." "SAVAGE, Henry. Account Current and Sale. Date: 8 May 1741. Rec: 15 July 1741. Robert WYNNE, Sub-Sheriff. Purchasers include: Mary and Lovelace SAVAGE. Amount due from Henry SAVAGE'S estate mentioned." "SAVIDGE, Benjamin of Surry. Will. Date: 8 Apr 1768. Rec: 17 May 1768. Elizabeth SAVIDGE, Executrix. Wife: Elizabeth . Sons: Joel, Benjamin, John and Andrew SAVIDGE. Daughters: May SAVIDGE, Sarah SMITH and Hannah CITCHEN/KITCHEN. Witnesses: William RIGGAN (sic), Benjamin RIGGAN and James SMITH." (1754) Surry County, VA: Henry and William SAVAGE are appraisers for inventory of William LONG. "SAVIDGE, William of Southwark Parish, Surry. Will. Date: 16 Jan 1777. Rec: 26 Aug 1777. Sarah SAVIDGE, Executrix. Sons: William, James, Willis, Hezekiah and Edwin SAVIDGE. Daughter: Rebecca SAVIDGE. wife: Sarah. Friend: William SMITH, Sr. Witnesses: Henry MORING and Hartwell SAVIDGE." "WHITE, Hannah. Nunc. Will. Date: 4 Jan 1785. Rec: 25 Jan 1785. Dep of Sarah SAVIDGE. Legatees: Sally WHITE, daughter of Henry; her daughter, Mary MADDERA; and Henry WHITE." Elizabeth and Joel SAVIDGE are witnesses to the will of John BATTS. (1785) "SAVIDGE, John of Surry. Will. Date: 3 Feb 1795. Rec: 28 Apr 1795. David SAVIDGE, Executor. Son: David. Daughter: Selah SLADE. Mentions: all my children. Witnesses: Joel SAVIDGE, William E. BATTS and James SAVIDGE." "Nathaniel SAVIDGE of Surry. Will. Date: 31 Mar 1796. Rec: 27 Sept 1796. Susanna SAVIDGE rel. (releases?) rt. (right?) to provision in will. wife: Susanna. Son: Robert (not of age). Daughters: Cherry Cocks SAVIDGE; Susanna SAVIDGE; Hannah Bruton SAVIDGE. Friend: William CLINCH, Jr. Witnesses: Thomas SPRATLEY, John LANE and Benjamin COCKS." "SAVIDGE, Benjamin. Inventory. Date: 7 June 1768. Rec: 21 June 1768. Elizabeth SAVIDGE, Executrix. John BATTS, Will MADERA and William SMITH, Appraisers."