Isaac Handy

Isaac Handy
MW 31:942EB4:101
07 Dec 176024 Feb 1763
WicomicoWicomico
Thomas Handy --son; -land purchased of Rebecca Bready alias Evans, land bought of Spence in North Carolina
Isaac Handy --son; to have lands left to Thomas Handy should Thomas die without issue, to have lands left to William should he die intestate, to have lands left to Henry should Henry die before coming of age and without issue, Negroes "Domonack" "Tid" "Prow" "Jacob", all money due me in Mr. Bacon's and Mr. Bools" hands in England, troopers saddle, bridle, and furniture belonging and pistols, holsters, and caps and silver hafter sword
William Handy --son; 270 ac of "Pemberton" according to the way it was laid out by Capt. Thomas Gilliss . . . .until it comes to the land I bought of Purnell Johnson and thence . . . to the river side called Mulberry Landing
Henry Handy --son; remaining part of "Pemberton" and the land bought of Purnell Johnson called "Surveyor's Mistake" which was "deeded to me by my son George Handy", to all sons the remaining part of the marsh possessed at the Cedar Hammocks on the Wicomico River, Negroes "Herculis" "Moll" "Dinah" and "Sesear", silver knee buckles, silver shoe buckles, and stock buckles and also still, head, and worm
Isaac Handy --cousin; all right and title to a tract of land at Muddy Hole where he now lives, having made satisfaction on the land and remains un-conveyed to him
Thomas Willin, Sr.; 223 ac of marsh which he bought of me and has not yet been conveyed to him
Ann Handy --daughter; Negroes "Will" "Juda" "Tamer" "Sim" and "Lotte", best feather bed and furniture , new case of drawers, black mare and side saddle and bridle
Ann Handy --wife; Negroes "Jemima" "Roas" "Jane" and a Negro girl "Fio", remainder of estate after debts, etc. to be divided equally between widow, and Henry, to have half of houses and plantation for her widowhood and one-third of plantation and lands afterward
Reverend John Harris, Reverend Hugh Henry; to divide the remainder of the estate between widow and son Henry and to be assisted by nephew Isaac Handy and son George Handy, to be guardians of Henry and to keep his estate on the plantation and to educate him as they deem proper or to bind him out to a trade
Col. Robert Jenkins Henry, Reverend Hugh Henry, Capt. Henry Lowes, Reverend John Harris; to be guardians of son Isaac Handy, to sell and dispose of the estate to their best advantage and for the best advantage of son Isaac
Witnesses: Joshua Porter, Josiah Dashiell, Sarah Bartly
Then came: Ann Handy, widow and elected to abide by the provisions of the will . 02/24/1763

Isaac married.