Here's the last part. As I mentioned, if you are really interested, send me a note off list and I will send all four Towles documents as WORD attachments. Rick [Jane Medley, a half sister] To the representatives of Jane Medley who was Jane Towles, half sister of the testator, when discovered, the sum of four hundred and forty nine dollars and ninety four cents, with the like interest on two hundred and ninety nine dollars and ninety six cents part thereof from the same time till paid - [Descendants of Joseph Towles, a half brother] To Henry T. Snyder, Powell Snyder, Robert J. Snyder, Daniel A. Yowell in right of his wife Lucinda, Henry Quaintance in right of his wife Frances, Walker W. Yowell in right of his wife Jane, each six dollars and twenty five cents with like interest on four dollars & seventeen cents, part thereof from the same time till paid - To the children of Sarah Utz, when discovered, thirty seven dollars and forty nine cents, with the like interest on twenty five dollars from the same time till paid - To George Towles in his own right, to George Towles, administrator of William Towles, deceased, to Samuel Decamp admr. of Mildred Decamp, to Daniel Ward, Sheriff comtes. admr. of Ellen Pratt deceased, to Thomas C. Brown admr. with the will annexed, of John Towles decd. - each twelve dollars and fifty cents, with the like interest on eight dollars and thirty cents part thereof from the same time till paid - and to the children of Joseph Towles decd., son of Major Henry Towles deceased of Cu! lpeper, when discovered, the sum of twelve dollars and fifty cents, with the like interest on the part thereof from the same time till paid - To the representatives of Joseph Towles dec'd., son of Joseph Towles dec'd., half brother of the testator, when discovered, the sum of seventy four dollars and ninety eight cents, with the like interest in fifty dollars part thereof from the same time till paid - To the representatives of Mrs. Row, wife of Wm. Row, daughter of Joseph Towles, a half brother of said testator, when discovered, the like sum of Seventy four dollars and ninety eight cents, with the like interest, on the like part thereof, from the same time till paid - To the representatives when discovered, of Mrs. Sims, who married Richard Sims and also another daughter of Joseph Towles, the like sum of seventy four dollars and ninety-eight cents, with the like interest on the like pare thereof from the same time till paid - To the representatives, when discovered, of Mrs.! Sims, who married James Sims, and was another daughter of the said Joseph Towles, the like sum of the like part thereof from the same time till paid - [Descendants of John Towles, a half brother] To the representatives of Oliver Towles, deceased, when discovered the sum of two hundred and twenty four dollars and ninety seven cents with the like interest on one hundred and fifty dollars, part thereof from the same time till paid - To Robert Lovell in right of his wife Ellen, the sum of fifty six dollars and twenty four cents, with the like interest on thirty seven dollars and fifty cents, part thereof from the same time till paid. To the children, when discovered, of Edmund Terrill, the sum of fifty six dollars and twenty four cents with the like interest on the like part thereof till paid. To Oliver Welch and Nathaniel J. Welch, each the sum of eighteen dollars and seventy four cents with the like interest on twelve dollars and fifty cents part thereof, from the same time till paid. To the children of Melinda Mallory, deceased, the like sum with like interest on the like part thereof from the same till paid. To Edmund Terrill, John Terrill, _______ Terrill, only chil! dren of Robert Terrill deceased, John C. Gordon in right of his wife, Mary Ann, _______ Connor, only child of Sally Connor, deceased, James Terrill, George Morton in right of his wife Susannah, Philip Terrill, Oliver Terrill, James Bradley in right of his wife , Lucilla, each the sum of five dollars and eleven cents, with the like interest on three dollars and forty cents, part thereof from the same time till paid - And the Court doth further adjudge, order and decree that so much of the above decree as directs the payment of money to persons whose names are unknown to the Court, be referred to one of the Commissioners of this Court with the directions after giving notice to the defendants Joseph Hume and Nathaniel Tatum, executors of Henry Towles, deceased, to ascertain if he can do so, the names of such persons and also the amount of their share or interest in the money decreed to be made at the costs of such persons as may be interested therein as receivers of the funds now in the hands of the Executors - And the Court doth further adjudge, order and decree that the said Executors out of the funds which have been set apart, and left in their hands for that purpose pay the costs of this suit - And liberty is reserved to all parties interested in the Estate of said testator to apply have at a future day for such other and further relief as they may be entitled to in case this decree sh! ould prove unavailing or inoperative in whole or in part - But the effect of so much of the above decree as directs the payments of money to the legal distributees of said Henry Towles be suspended until the persons to whom is decreed to be paid or some responsible person for them, respectively shall severally enter into a refunding bond with good security in the penal sum of twice the amount decreed to be paid to them respectively, payable to the said Executors and conditioned to pay his or her ratable proportion of any debts or demands which may hereinafter appear against the Estate of the said Henry Towles and costs of recovering same - A copt - teste - 1.. H. Cove, Clerk 2.. Madison Co. Cir. Court, Madison, Va.