Okay, you wonderful and marvelous researchers. Tell us where "The Graces" is/are to be found.... or for that matter... anything about this property will be helpful. Thanks, Ernie Perry Subj: Re: [VA-SOUTHSIDE-L] Will of Wm. Grigg, Pr. Geo. Co.--1726 Date: 05/23/2001 7:34:25 Central Daylight Time From: carolamorrison@earthlink.net (Carol A. Morrison) To: VA-SOUTHSIDE-L@rootsweb.com For those interested in William Grigg, there is a copy of this Will on the Grigg web site (www.grigg-family.net). Carol ----- Original Message ----- From: "Craig Kilby" <cashkilby@earthlink.net> To: <VA-SOUTHSIDE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, May 22, 2001 9:40 PM Subject: [VA-SOUTHSIDE-L] Will of Wm. Grigg, Pr. Geo. Co.--1726 > Dear Southsiders: > > As most of know Pr. Geo. county records are pretty scarce. I found the > original will of one WILLIAM GRIGG filed in Amelia County chancery suits at > the LOV in Richmond (Amelia County Chancery Suits, Box 1, File 1738-001). > Hopefully, will be of some help to somebody on this list. > > The name of the suit is "Featherstone v. Griggs." the will is dated 22 April > 1726, proved 13 SEP 17XX. Names son ABNER (plantation I now live on, 100 > acres); son JESS GRIGG, remainder of land, 75 acres > Father WILLIAM GRIFF & mother Susannah GRIGG, land between my brother JAMES > and Thomas Hackney, for life, and afterwards to son LEWIS GRIGG, 80 acres. > > Son BURRELL GRIGG, land adj. William Westbrook, Edward Mitchell. > > To Thomas HACKNEY, land on north side of creek > To brother JAMES GRIGG, land > Daughter, Susannah, feather bed, dishes, a chest, trunk, dishes (she had m. > William Featherstone, plaintiff in this case). > > Craig Kilby > >