Source: Prince George County (VA) Records, 1713-1728 "P. 310 Will of James JONES Wife to have 4 Negroes and to live on my plantation for life To my wife's two sons, 2 Negro children To my daughter Mary DARDIN, during her life, a Negro man, after her death to her son, Charles WILLIAMS To my daughter Eliz. one Negro To my daughter Rebecca, 200 acres in Surry County 9VA) To my granddaughter Eliz. GLOVER 100 acres on south side of Paul's run To my grandson James JONES, this my plantation I live upon, after my wife's decease To grandson Thomas CHAPPELL, 100 acres of land in Surry, adjoining William COOKE To my granddaughter Jane COOKE, daughter of John COOKE, one Negro, also 100 acres in Surry County and various items All the rest to loving son James JONES, who is sole exec. April 6, 1719 Signed: James (X) JONES Witnesses: Gil HAY, Edward PRINCE, Thomas SEMPLE Recorded May 12, 1719." "P. 162 April 5, 1717 William SMITH of Wyanoke Parish, Pr. Geo. Co. to John HOLLOWAY of same for 1200 lbs tobacco & L8/9 money, 100 acres known by the name of Hoopers Neck, bounded by Edward GREEN, as by conveyances from Thomas BUSBY and Suz. His wife bearing date Oct. 29, 1686. Signed: William (W) SMITH Witnesses: Gib. HAY, John JONES, Jr May 14, 1717. Note: Susan, wife of William SMITH, relinquished dower right?" "P. 1078 March 12, 1727 Benjamin FOSTER of Martins Brandon Parish, Pr. Geo. Co., to George RENN (WREN) of same, for L13, 200 acres on north side of Blackwater, joining Edward HOLLOWAY'S land and John HOLLOWAY'S line. Wit: Thomas TAYLOR, John SYKES. Signed: Benj. FOSTER. Recorded Mar 12, 1717." "P. 991 June 13, 1727 Richard MARSEY (MASSEY) of Pr. Geo. Co. to Richard HERBERT of Henrico Co., for L13, two tracts on sough side of Moccosoneck Creek in Pr. Geo. One of these is part of a large parcel granted by patent formerly to Henry KING of Pr. Geo. And transferred to Joseph STROUD, and from STROUD to said MARSEY. Bounded by the Licking Place, 80 acres. The other parcel of 40 acres was patented July 15, 1717 by John STROUD of Pr. Geo. Co. and conveyed to Richard MARSEY. Bounded by the first tract above. Signed: Richard (X) MARSEY. Wit: William HAMLIN, Richard SCOGGIN, John HOLLOWAY. Recorded June 13, 1727 *Ann, wife of Richard MARSEY, relinquished dower." *Note: Ann(e), wife of Richard MARSEY/MASSEY was a PETTYPOOL, d/o William PETTYPOOL. (See George Baumbach's Colonial PETTYPOOL families) Source: Surry County, VA Wills, Estate Accounts and Inventories, 1730-1800 by Hart "Page 138: Gilbert HAY of Surry. Will. Date: 14 Apr 1758. Rec: 18 Apr 1758. Edward WEAVER and James HOLLOWAY, Executors. Son in law John GRIFFIS. Cousin: Gilbert HAR, son of Charles. Sister: Ruth SOLOMON, wife of William. Brother: Richard HAY. Legatees: Thomas, son of Edward GRIFFIS (GRIFFIN) and Edward GRIFFIS; Betty PRINCE, wife of Nicholas PRINCE; Stephen JOHNSON; Lucy COTTON, wife of John COTTON; James HOLLOWAY, son of John HOLLOWAY, Sr.; Mary WEAVER, wife of Edward; Edith GRIFFIS, daughter of Thomas; Betty TATUM. God children: Gilbert HAY, Lucy COTTON, Richard CORLISLY, Jane JARRET, Stephen JOHNSON, James HOLLOWAY, Luccey GRIFFIS and Betty PRINCE. Witnesses: William COOKE, James COOK and John JOHNSON."