At the Virginia Historical Society I ran across a book entitled KingGeorge , Va. Will Book for 1721-1752. The following was of interest. I thought I would post it and hope it is useful to fellow researchers. WOOD, HENRY (d.i.., 1722). COB#1, p. 52: 6 July, 1722 = Administration of the estate of Henry Wood, deceased, is granted to Rush Hudson and Sarah, his wife; she was the widow of the deceased. On 3 August, 1722, Sarah Hudson, administratrix [six] of Henry Wood, deceased, returned an initial inventory of his estte and it was recorded in I # 1, pages 17-20, and on 3 October 1729 she returned an additional inventory of his estate and this was recorded in I # 1, pages 132-133, and included transactions 1722+. COB#1, page l04: 1 March 1722/3 = William Wood, a minor son of Henry Wood, deceased, is bound apprentice to Richard Butler who gave bond for his estate with Isaac Arnold, his security. Rush Hudson (q.v.), the third husband of aforementioned Sarah, died intestate in 1735 and she shortly married Edward Turberville, widower, and they moved to Orange County. She survived him and died testate there in 1761; her will is of record in Orange County, Va. Will Book #2, pages 310-311. Dorothy