Person:Robert Tyrrell (2)

Will of Robert Terrell (Tyrrell)

Will of Robert Terrell of the City of London, Merchant.

Will made 20 October 1677 and proved 23 November 1677.

To cosen, sonn of brother William Terrell £10. To cosen ____ Terrell dau. of William Terrell £5. To cosen Mary Alpin £10. To cosen John Alpen £5. To friend Mr. Robert Valux, Merchant £10. To brother Richmond Terrell 10 shillings for a ring. To friend Mrs. Elizabeth Wickens the elder £10. Executor not to be charged with the legacies till accts with Mr. Johnson and other's in Virginia shall be settled. To sister Mary Mew Bigger silver Cupp. Executor to deliver brother Richmond Terrell small silver Cupp and three silver spoons I now have of his. Overseer Mr. Robert Vaulx, Merchant, to be assisting to Executor in stating Virginia and other accounts. Rest to cosen Robert Alpin, Citizen and Cooke of London, Executor lands in the County of Hampshire and elsewhere to said Cosen Robert Alpin.

Wit: Antho. Horsmanden, Richard Wicking, John Wicking and Elizabeth Wicking.

16 V 190.

[Source: "Old New Kent County, Virginia - Some Account of the Planters", by Malcolm Hart Harris, M.D.]

1.   Ancestry Family Trees. (Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network. Original data: Family Tree files submitted by Ancestry members.)
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2.   Harris, Malcolm Hart. Old New Kent County: some account of the planters, plantations, and places in ... (West Point, Virginia: M.H. Harris, c1977).

   Robert Terrell, the son of Robert Terrell, the brother of Richmond Terrell and William Terrell, was a member of the Fishmonger's Company and a Virginia Merchant. It is evident from the York County Records that he resided a while in Virginia. Before leaving for England he gave a Power of Attorney to Thomas Williamson, he intending to take a voyage to England. He was established in London and in 1677 made his will.