Third try Hope this makes it through for the second try! -----Original Message----- From: Chocybrown@aol.com Date: Wed, 18 Aug 2010 10:38:44 EDT Subject: John MOTT, Uncle to Ellen MOTT To: vafauqui@rootsweb.com "Wills of Rappahannock County, Virginia, 1656-1692" Rappahannock County, VA, 10/8/1675 8 October, 1675 17 January, 1677/8. John MOTT, of ye Parish of Sittingbourne in ye County of Rappac, planter All my land to my four nieces Elizabeth, Margarett, Anne & Ellen MOTT and their heires to be equally divided to them. Desires to be buried by his beloved brother George MOTT. To Ellen PIGG two cows & calves. To my neice Ellen MOTT a young mare. And it is my Will that my nephew John VICKERS shall hold & enjoy my Plantation wch I am now going to cleare with soe much land as he shall have occasion to make use of (he making no wast of ye Timber but wch shall be for his necessary use about ye Plantation) Until ye first of January wch shall be in ye yeare of Or Lord one thousand six hundred eighty & five & then to Render it up to ye Uses of my nieces aforesaid wth all Houses & Fences wch shall then be upon it in good Repaire & for my perosnall Estate (after debts & legacies paid) to be equally divided betwixt my nephew John VICKERS & my 4 neices Elizabeth Margaret Anne and Ellen MOTT to be delivered to my Neeces at ye age of 16 yeares or day of marriage wch shall first happen & if any of them shall died before, ye survivor of them to be their heires. Executor my nephew John VICKERS Wit. Richard WALLICE, Wm. WINN Sworn to by William WINN, aged 28 years or thereabouts, 20 November, 1677.