Johann Paulus LEDERER

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Michael K. Smith, Ancestors of Cordelia Jane Leathers He wrote a will before 5 November 1780 at Bromfield Parish, CulpepperCounty, Virginia, in which he mentions his wife, Margaret, andchildren Michael, Nicholas, Samuel, John, Paul, Joshua, SusannahLeatherer, Mary Yowell, and Margaret Leatherer. The will was probated21 November 1780 at Culpepper County, Virginia (Culpeper County,Virginia Will Book C, p 146). 14 July 1737 Adam Yager purchased 200 acres from his father NicholasYager for £50. Witnessed by Gideon Gaar, Poll Ledrer and Jorg Utz.(Orange County, Virginia Deed Book _?, p 93-94) The Hebron Communion Lists: Communion Lists of the Hebron LutheranChurch 1775 to 1812 Madison, Virginia by John Blankenbaker (Chadd'sFord, PA 2001): p 6 Communicants Easter 7 April 1776 Paul Lederer wife Margaretha p 7-8 Communicants 17th Sunday after Trinity 1776 (List of Arthur L. Keith) Marg Leder From Leathers Family Genealogy Forum postings of Jill Hartwig fromresearch of Barbara Vines Little: Culpeper County, Virginia 1782 Tax List, Henry Hill's list Joshua Leather, Paul Leather Sen'r slaves: Bett, ? Ann, Ben, Sarah, Hanah, Jenny 1 white tithable, 6 slaves, 6 horses, 13 cattle Culpeper County, Virginia Will Book C, pages 146-147 Paul Leatherer's will was written 5 November 1780 and proved 25November 1785. "Dearly beloved wife Margareth Leatherer" to receiveall estate bo th real and pesonal during her natural life. Aftermother's decease daughter Margaret Leatherer to have negro girl namedHannah, one bed and furnit ure now called hers and one cow and calf ofher choice. Daughter Susanna Leatherer to receive one bed andfurniture and one cow and calf. The residue of the estate after wife'sdecease was to be equally divided among st all children: MichaelLeatherer, Nich'l Leatherer, Samuel Leatherer, John Leatherer, PaulLeatherer, Joshua Leatherer, Susanna Leatherer, Mary Yo well andMargaret Leatherer. Wife Margaret and sons John and Joshua nam edexecutors. Witnesses were Jno Hume, James Crain and John Yowell.Margaret refused executorship. John and Joshua granted executors. WILL OF PAUL LEATHERER CULPEPER COUNTY, VIRGINIA WILL BOOK C (p.146); 1785 In the Name of God Amen. I Paul Leatherer of the County of Culpr.being in Perfect of health and Soundness of Memory thanks be to Godfor the same but knowing the scertainty of Death and that there is atime for all men once to die. I do Appoint this my Last Will andTestament and desire it may be recd. by all men as such as I utterlyrevoke all former Wills by me made and with what Worldly goods theLord hath blessed me with it is my desire that they may be disposed ofin the following Manner. Imprimis I give my body to the ground fromwhence it was taken to be decently buried at the discretion of myExecutors hereafter mentioned looking for the great day of JudgmentWhen I shall appear before the Tribunal of God Almighty to make answerfor the sins Committed in this Life where I hope through the Merits ofmy Blessed Redeemer Jesus Christ to have Pardon & Remission for all mySins and I do hereby desire that all my Worldly Estate both Real &Personal may be Distributed in the Following Manner to wit - Item I lend to my Dearly beloved Wife Margaret Leatherer, all myEstate both Real & Personal during her Natural Life. Item I Give and Bequeath to my Daughter Margaret Leatherer after herMothers Decease one negro Girl Named Hannah, One Bed and furniture(which is now Called hers) And one Cow and Calf her Choice which IGive to her and her heirs forever. Item I Give and Bequeath to my Daughter Susanna Leatherer One Bed andfurniture and one Cow & Calf to her and her heirs forever. Item It is my desire that all the residue of my Estate (not alreadyGiven) after my wifes decease may be equally divided Amongst all myChildren to wit Michael Leatherer, Nichs. Leatherer, Samuel Leatherer,John Leatherer, Paul Leatherer, Joshua Leatherer, Susannah Leatherer,Mary Yowell and Margaret Leatherer all which I do Give to them andtheir Heirs forever. Lastly I Constitute and appoint my Dearly belov'd Wife MargaretLeatherer and my loving Sons John & Joshua Leatherer Executors &Executrix of this my Last Will and Testament In Witness Whereof Ihereunto set my hand and Seal this 5th day of November 1780. Paul Leatherer Sealed and Delivered in presence of Jno. Hume James his o mark Crain At a Court held for Culpeper County 21st day of November 1785. This Last Will and Testament of Paul Leatherer decd. was Exhibited tothe Court And was Proved by the Oaths of two of the Witnesses theretoAnd Ordered to be recorded. And on the Motion of John Leatherer &Joshua Leatherer two of the Executors therein Named Certificate isGranted them for Obtaining a Probat thereof in due form they havingmade Oath thereto And Given bond and Security according to Law.Margaret Leatherer the Executrix th erein Named refuses to take uponherself the burthen thereof And Abides by the Provision made for herin the said Will. As by a Certificate filed in Court. Teste John Jameson Ct. Clerk INVENTORY OF PAUL LEATHERER CULPEPER COUNTY WILL BOOK C (p.212); 1786 Agreeable to an Order from the Worshipfull Court of Culpeper County tous directed we have Appraised the Estate of Paul Leatherer Dec d. anInventory of which is as follows (to wit) Negro Bott L75 Do. Rose L60 ........... 135..00..00 Negro Hannah ...................................... 50..00..00 Ten Head Cattle ................................... 20..00..00 Twenty Three Head Hogs ....................... 6..18..00 Two Sheep ............................................. 0..15..00 Twenty Geese ......................................... 1..16..00 One Bay Horse ..................................... 10..00..00 Cart Wheels ............................................ 3..00..00 Twelve Hoes ........................................... 1..06..00 Grindg. Stone .......................................... 0..02..06 Loom Bars & Boxes ................................ 1..10..00 Cutting Box ............................................. 0..06..00 Tennant Saw ........................................... 0..10..00 Hackle Coopers Tools ............................ 1..01..00 Parcel old Sythes .................................... 0..08..00 Do. Carpenters Tools .............................. 0..15..00 Three Axes and Addze ............................ 0..12..00 Three Wedges ......................................... 0..09..00 Seven Reap Hooks .................................. 0..01..06 Parcel old Iron ......................................... 0..10..00 Two Bells, Double Swingle ....................... 0..08..00 Five Slays & Gear .................................... 1..10..00 A pr. Serves, Meater Vefsels .................... 0..13..00 Four Potts oven & 3 pr. Hooks ................. 2..00..00 Frying Pan, Ladle & Steakhooks ............... 0..06..00 Saddle & three Bridles .............................. 0..15..00 Parcel Plough Gear, Lock chain ................. 1..01..00 Goose & Two Flat Irons ............................ 0..07..06 Four Meal Bags ......................................... 0..12..00 Three Tubs, Two Linnen Wheels ................ 0..18..00 Piece of Leather, Reins, & 2 Tubs .............. 0..10..00 Cake of Tallow .......................................... 0..04..00 Twenty Eight Hundd. pounds Tobco. at 18/ ... 25..04..00 Bed and Furniture .................................... 10..00..00 Side Saddle ............................................... 1..15..00 Three Gimbtells .......................................... 0..01..00 Wool Cards ............................................... 0..03..00 A Lock ......................................................0..01..06 An Iron Spindle & Axle Tree ...................... 0..02..00 An Earthen Cup .......................................... 0..00..06 Five Baskets ............................................... 0..05..00 Parcel Flax ..................................................1..00..00 Four Bushl. Rice & JCk. ............................. 0..12..06 Parcel Nubbings .......................................... 0..12..00 Four Cradles for Sythes ............................... 0..09..00 Two old FCk&s. ......................................... 0..02..06 Parcel Sheaf Oats & Hay ............................. 6..10..00 Seventy feet fodder ...................................... 3..10..00 Five Hundd. pounds fodder .......................... 0..15..00 Ten Gallons Fat ............................................ 2..10..00 Raw Hide .....................................................0..08..00 Two Hemp Brakes ....................................... 0..03..00 One Cask Two Churns & Tray ..................... 0..05..00 Old Table .....................................................0..01.. Four Chairs ..................................................0..05..00 pr. Steelyards ...............................................0..07..06 Three pr. Shares ........................................... 0..05..00 Parcel Knives spoons & candle_____ ........... 0..15..00 A Table ........................................................0..10.. 00 Parcel Bottles ...............................................0..07..06 Do. Pewter ...................................................1..10..00 Three Small Juggs ......................................... 0..03..09 A Cubboard ................................................. 2..00..00 A Chest ........................................................1..10.. 00 Lookg. Glafs .................................................0..01..03 Two Water Cans .......................................... 0..03..00 Candlestick Snuffers & Two Brushes ............ 0..02..00 Shoemakers Tools ........................................ 0..06..00 Pockett Compafses ....................................... 0..02..06 One Bed & furniture .................................... 10..00..00 One Do. ......................................................10..00.. Parcel of Books .............................................2..00..00 Chest & Money Scales .................................. 0..10..00 Joshua's Deed of Gift Negro Ben ................. 40..00..00 Do. Bed & furniture ..................................... 12..00..00 George Hume John Sampson Henry Lewis At a Court held for Culpeper County October 16th 1786. This Inventory was Returned into Court & Ordered to be Recorded. Teste John Jameson Ct. Cur.

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