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Facts and Events
Will of James Moore
- James Moore's Will. Made 22 March 1828, Proven 2 June 1828.
- To wife Hannah and Alexander T. Barclay jointly and mutually, the farm. Wife gets personal property except clock which goes to Alexander T. Barclay.
- Wife and Alexander T. Barclay to share the livestock.
- Alexander Teaford Barclay- Wm. Isaac, Jacob, Levi and David, black people to be sold and money divided between Tedford Hug and wife Hannah.
- Wife Hannah- all female slaves and one boy named Eli, at death of wife, Alexander Tedford Barclay takes possession of farm forever.
- To Jane Orbinson, $300.00. The same to Margaret Humphrey. The same to John R. Moore. The same to Samuel R. Moore. The same to James C. Moore. The same to Rebecca Weir. The same to Hugh Barclay.
- John Waskey is in possession of the money.
- To James Moore Barclay, 1 boy named John Mead, Samuel an infant may go with his mother if my decease shall take 5 years from this date.
- To wife, one bond on Cummings ad Barclay of $1,000.00 and one on Capt. Wm. Wilson of $500.00 to be handed to her immediately on my decease.
- Lot in upper end of lexington to James Moore Barclay.
- Executors Alexander Tedford Barclay, Hugh Barclay, and wife Hannah Moore.
- [Source: Rockbridge County, VA Will Book 6, p. 276].
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