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Dinwiddie County Genealogy, Wills, Estates

Dinwiddie County was formed May 1, 1752 from Prince George County, Virginia and is named after Robert Dinwiddie, the Lieutenant Governor of Virginia from 1751 to 1758. Revolutionary War battles were fought in and around Petersburg.

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Digital Images of Dinwiddie County Wills 1758-1799
---Fragments of the only surviving wills---

Testators: Brewer, John;Brown, Noah;Cardwell, Jane; Davis, Edward;Jackson, Joseph;Poythress, Francis;Poythress, Mary;Poythress, Mary (2);Ravenscroft, Robert;Skipwith, Tulwar; Williams, Rachel;Wills, Amey

Digital Images of Dinwiddie Wills 1801-1869
---Surviving records---

Testators: Allgood, John;Bass, Elizabeth;Coleman, Robert;Cryers, Elizabeth; Coupland, Mary;Crowder, Nelson;Grant, John;Hardaway, Frances; Hargrove, J. E.;Ledbetter, Suzanne;Lewis, William;Meriwether, Francis;Perkins, Elizabeth;Perkins, Lewis;Pool, Mary;Poythress, P. H.;Reese, William;Scott, Rebecca;Stewart, Thomas;Stewart, Thomas(2);Thomas, Anna;Valentine, Howard;Vaughan, Philip;Wells,William;Wills, Martha

Miscellaneous Wills

Cardwell, Jane, LWT (extract of lost records)
Davis, Edward, LWT (extract of lost records)
Eppes, Francis, LWT (extract of burned records)
Grant, John, LWT (extract of burned records)
Hudson, William, LWT (extract of burned records)
Jackson, Joseph, LWT (extract of lost records)
Muir, Anne Downman, LWT, transcript
Skipwith, Fulmer, LWT (extract of lost records)

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