<p>Since Williamsburg was the site of a colonial chancery court, the town retained copies of depositions, court orders, and wills from various Virginia counties. Although most of the early records were destroyed in various fires, all the wills of the chancery court had already been abstracted, and it is these will abstracts which comprise this volume. Williamsburg Wills consists of abstracts of 350 wills from the chancery court, containing information not to be found anywhere else. Arranged alphabetically according to the name of the testator, the abstracts, typically, furnish the date of the will and the date of probate, the name of the county, and the names, with relationships, of all heirs.</p>

Williamsburg Wills Vol. III of Virginia County Records

History

Crozier, William A.

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Genealogical Publishing Company

<p>Spotsylvania County was created in 1721 from Essex, King &amp; Queen and King William counties. Spotsylvania saw its full share of early settlers heading from Maryland &amp; Coastal Virginia heading west to Culpeper, Madison and Orange counties. The records within this book are: Wills 1722-1800, Marriages 1722-1750 &amp; 1795-1800, Guardians bonds 1725-1798, Deeds 1722-1800, a list of Colonial Militia from the Order Books 1724-1782, Revolutionary Records from Order Books 1774-1786, and Revolutionary Pensions from Order Books 1829-1838.</p>

Spotsylvania County, Virginia Records.

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Williamsburg Wills Vol. III of Virginia County Records

Spotsylvania County, Virginia Records.