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Essex County, Virginia Records Deeds & Wills No. 14, Page 669 IN THE NAME OF GOD AMEN. I Edward Coffey being in bedd of sickness but inperfett sense & emmbrey thanks bee to God; I Edward Cofey do bequeaththis to bee my Last Will & Testament,- I leave all my Land to my two Suns John Cofey and Edward Cofey Equall tobe divided at Sixten Ears of age if the mother of them be ded otherwayesatt Eighten Years of Ages. I also give one Cowe & her increase to my daughter Marther Cofey att yeEars of Sixten or at her mothers deth also one Cowe yerlen to my Sun JohnCoffey & her increase All the tenebles Stock & Bock I give to my wife Ann Cofey till her dethbut if she marys then every one of my Children to have their parts asthey come of age, and after ye Deces of my wife all tenables to be Equalldevided between my Six children John, Edward Cofey, Marther Cofey. AnnCofey, Auster Cofey, Elizabeth Cofey. As witness my hand & seal this 14th day of Febry 1715/16 Samel. Edmondson Probated & Rec. 20 Nov 1716 Themety (mark) Selemon Edward Cofey (his mark) Cofey Inventory of Edward Coffey, was witnessed by James Edmondton. Will Taylor, Nicholas Faulconer. Edward Coffey, M. Ann Powell Virginia Colonial Abstracts, Vol. 9, EssexCo Va Wills and Deeds 1714-1717 Page 339,Deeds of Lease, dated 11 Nov.1710 (sic) Place Powell of St. Anne's Parrish, Planter. leases for 99years to Augustine Smith, Gentleman, 300 in the Parrish of St. Marion inthe County of Richmond, whereon George and William Procters now liveth.This land in the freshes of Pappa. River in the fork of Lambs Creek, andwas formerly granted to Francis Place by patent dated the 7: br 1654.Signed Place Powell, Witnessed by John Golding (his mark), CasandreyGolding (her mark) John Weed (his mark). Proved by oaths of the three witnesses on 13 Jan. 1714/15 and recorded. Ex 9 3 Page 311, Leases and release, dated 10 and 11 Nov. 1714. Edward Coffey ofSt. Ann's Parish, Planter, sells John Barbee of the same parish for 5000lbs of "lawful sweet scented tobacco" 118 acres, which land Coffeebrought of Augustine Smith and is on branches of Occupation Creek. adj.to land of Thomas Warren. on E. side of the Chickahomony Path, the landof Col. Francis Gouldman "to corner red oak and white oak corner to Mr.Severley his Great Tract", etc. Signed Edward Coffey, witnessed by Tho.Ramsey, Saml. Stallord, Robert Parker, Ann Coffey, wife of Edward.relinq. her dower rights. Rec. 11 Nov. 1714 The first record of Edward Coffey in Va appears in the will of EdwardMosely. dated January 6, 1699 in which he gives to his "servant Ed. Coffeone heifer of 2 years old". On September 10. 1700, Edward Coffey receiveda judgment from the Mosely estate for his freedom, corn. and clothes.Edward Coffey was probably transparted to America during the WilliamiteConfiscation by Edward Mosely. Edward Coffey is a witness to ThomasPowell's will of Sittingbourne Parish, Essex County, Va. in which Thomasbequeathed 1 shilling to his daughter Ann Coffey. More About Edward Joshua Coffey, Sr.: Emigrated: Abt. 1690, From Ireland46 Fact 2: Essex Co Va47,48,49 Fact 7: Esses Co Va50,51,52 Fact 8: Farmer53,54,55
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