ISLE OF WIGHT COUNTY, VA - WILLS - Thomas DeLoach, 26 Oct 1747
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The Will Of Thomas DeLoach

Isle of Wight County, Virginia
Will Book 5, Page 117


IN THE NAME OF GOD, AMEN.


      I, Thomas Deloch of Isle of Wight County, being Weak of Body but of 
Sound Mind and perfect Memory, make this my last Will and Testament and make 
all others heretofore made by me Void.  First and principally, I commit my 
Soul to God who gave it; and 1ndly my Body to the Earth from whence it came to 
be decently Burried by my Executors who shall be hereafter named.  3rdly for 
what Estate it pleased God to possess me of I dispose of in manner following.  
Viz.

      IMP I give and Bequeath to my Son Samuel Deloch all that part of my 
Estate I possessed him of in my life Time and Twenty Shillings Current Money 
to be paid him by my Executors and his Heirs forever.

      ITEM.  I give and Bequeath to my Son Thomas Deloch all that part of my 
Estate I possessed him of in my lifetime, and twenty Shillings Current Money 
to be paid him by my Executors and to his Heirs forever.

      ITEM.  I give and Bequeath to my Son William Deloch the plantation 
whereon I now life together with the plantation whereon he now lives, and all 
my Lands adjoining the two plantations that I'm possessed of to him and his 
Heirs forever.

      I further give unto my Son William Deloch my Still and my Negros Cupid, 
Dick, Judy, Beck, Kate & Harry, and all that part of my Estate he is already 
possessed with to him and his Heirs forever.

      ITEM  I give and Bequeath unto my Son Solomon Deloch the plantation 
whereon he now lives, and that I purchased of John Robertson; and all the 
Estate he is now possessed of together with my Negros, James, Patt, Janey, 
Joyce and Lucy, which I give to my said Son and to his Heirs forever.

      ITEM.  I give to my Grand-son Richard Deloch five head of Cattle, and to 
his Heirs forever.

      AND my Will and Desire is that after my Debts and Funeral Expenses is 
paid, that the Remainder of my Estate let it be of what Nature or kind soever 
be equally Divided between my Sons William and Solomon Deloch.

      AND LASTLY, I do appoint my Sons William and Solomon Deloch my whole and 
sole Executors of this my Last Will and Testament.  IN WITNESS whereof I do 
hereunto set my Hand and Seal this 26th day of October, 1747.
His
   				      THOMAS T. DELOCH (Seal)
Mark
SIGNED Sealed and Delivered

         His
In presence of Robert R. Booth, J. Gray.
         Mark

      At a Court held for Isle of Wight County June 9th, 1748, The last Will 
and Testament of Thomas Deloch Deceased was presented in Court by William 
Deloch and Solomon Deloch the Executors therein named who made Oath thereto; 
and being proved by the Oath of Joseph Gray, Gent. And Robert Booth the 
Witnesses thereto is Ordered to be Recorded.





      AN INVENTORY taken of Thomas Deloach's Estate, Taken May the 28th, 1748. 
Nine dishes, nine plates, two Basons, two brass Kettles, three Potts and two 
frying Pans, three Beds and two Chests, two Trunks, and Eight chears, and two 
jugs and two mugs, cup and ________ six earthern dishes, and two Punch Bowls, 
three Axes, and nine Hoes, a Looking Glass, Case and seven Bottles, a Pair of 
Handmills Stones, a Pair of Money Scales, two Glasses, a Funnel and seven 
Bottles, and Cruises and Salt seller, two woolen Wheels, a Linnen Wheel, a 
fine Hachell, a Pair of Cart Wheels, two Tables and Pair of Handirons, two 
MealSifters, a pair Sheep-Shears, a Gun, a Pair of Spoon Moulds and Ladle and 
three Pistols Holders, and Cartoch Box, Six Pair of Cards, a Handsaw, three 
Augers, a Gouger, two Chissells and a taper Bit, two Coopen Axes, a Hatchet, 
one Hammar, two Coopen dog's, one carpenters _____________ and drawing knifes, 
a Safe, a Razor and Hones, a Parcell of Flacks, a Parcell of Wool, a Boss 
Iron, and two Heabont, two Handsaw files, a Croscut Saw, Gallon Runlet, and 
stone Jug, a Thial, one Jointer Stock and Jack Plain, a Rabbit Plain, a Pair 
of Bellows, a Tankard, Part of a Set of Shoemaker Tools, Three Trays, a 
Girdiron, ______________, two Wedges, tin Pan, Rope, Stake, a Parcell 
Cloathes, nine Cyder Casks, Shovel and Tongs, a Skit, a Crouger, and twenty 
Spoons, three Ells. Of Linnen, Six Yards of Virginia Cloath, a Pair Shears, a 
half Pint Bottle, two Candlesticks, three Bushells of Wheat, three knives and 
forks, two Gimblets, a Bushell and a Half of salt, some Pease, a Cutting 
Knife, a Meal Bag, Powdering Tub, nine Baskets, a Butler Pott, Reaphook, a 
Pair of Shilliards, some corn, some Meat, Horse Bridle and Saddle, Collar and 
Haims, and 6 Cattle, 12 sheep, 56 hoggs, seven negros, one Still, three 
Bushells of Lime, a Shimmer, Eight Pounds, sixteen Shillings, and one Pence, 
Cash.



William Deloach
Solomon Deloach



At a Court held for Isle of Wight County July the 6th, 1749 The Inventory of 
the Estate of Thomas Deloach deced. Was returned by the Executors and Ordered 
to be Recorded.
Test.  ____ Baker, CC