• General Notes

  Colonial Wills of Henrico Co., VA - Part Two - 1737-1781 / Abstracted by Benjamin B. Weisiger III
  
  page 112:
  Will of Richard Randolph of Curles
  To wife Jane, for life, the land and plantation at Curles, 33 slaves, livestock, coach and chaise, silver, etc., to divide same among my four sons Richard, Brett, Ryland and John, as she shall think fit (three sons Brett, Ryland and John under age)
  
  To daughter Mary, L335
  
  To daughters Jane and Elizabeth, L200 each
  
  To son Brett, all my lan at Warwick in Henrico, and all land at Fighting Creek in Goochland County, and all at Mountain Creek in Amelia County, and livestock.
  
  To son Ryland, all land on Appomattox River in Goochland County and Amelia County, and all land at the Bush River in Amelia, and all land on Falling Creek in Amelia.
  
  To son John, land on Stanton River in Lunenburg County.
  
  To son Richard, slaves he has possession of at Tuckahoe and Green Mountain.
  
  To wife Jane, use of negroes.
  
  To grandaughters Ann Cary and Mary Cary, negroes.
  
  Peyton Rahnolph, Esq., Peter Randoplh, William Stith, Clerk and Richard Bland, to settle any disputes that might arise.
  
  Executors: wife, son Richard, Col. Peter Randoplh, Col. Richard Bland, Mr. Archibald Cary; and the exectuors, along with Peyton Randoplh, Esq. and William Stith, Clerk, to be guardians to children.
  
  Dated 18 November 1747
  
  Wit: Richard Wilkinson, Richard Hooper, Stephen Childurs
  
  Recorded June 1749
  

Details of Richard's family with Jane Bolling