Mike, Mary PEACHEY, widow of Samuel PEACHEY, was first married to James BIDDLECOMB, who died bef. 8 Jan 1683/1684 in Old Rappahannock Co, VA. Mrs. Mary TARPLEY, Mary PEACHEY's daughter by James BIDDLECOMB, was married to James TARPLEY, who d. 1713 in Richmond Co, VA. James TARPLEY was the brother of John TARPLEY of Richmond County. [Deed & Will Abst. of (Old) Rappahannock Co, VA, Ruth & Sam Sparacio; Wills of Richmond Co, VA, 1692-1800, Robert K. Headley, Jr.] 1713-1714 Richmond Co VA Order Book 6; Antient Press: (Page 138) Richmond County Court 2d of September 1713 - The Nuncupative Will of MARY PEACHEY, deced., was presented in Court by MRS. MARY TARPLEY, who made Oath thereto, and JOHN TARPLEY, Gent., upon Oath, that he wrote the same by the directions of the deced., and that at the time of takeing the said directions to the best of his Judgment she was in perfect sence and memory; whereupon it is admitted to Record. And at the motion of MRS. MARY TARPLEY and her performing what is usuall in such case, Certificate is granted her for obtaining Letters of Administration with the Will annext in due form - FRANCIS LUCAS, EDGCOMB SUGGITT, JAMES SUGGITT and GILES WEBB or any three of them are appointed sometime between this and the next Court to inventory and appraise all and singular the Estate of MRS. MARY PEACHEY, deced., as shall be presented to their view /the said Estate to be appraised in money and make report thereof to the next Court. WILLIAM WOODBRIDGE, Gent., or any other Justices of the Peace for this County, is requested to administer an Oath to the Appraisers for their true appraisment of the deced.'s Estate and also to MRS. MARY TARPLEY, the Admrx. with the Will annext, for her true discovery thereof. And it is further ordered that ye same p:sons appointed to appraise ye Estate, doe divide the same and make report thereof accordingly