Robert WARREN

He wrote his will on Mar 23 1747 and it was proven in Northampton Co., VA on Feb 11 1752:
Give to son Robert my 115a plantation whereon I now live and all my wearing apparel.
To my dau. Frances Warren one cow and two sheep.
To dau. Mary Banks one pine cupboard.
To granddau. Mary Cooper one heifer and a sute of Virginia linen curtains and vallens.
My dear wife Mary resid. legatee.
Son Robert to have negro wench Betty after his mother's death.
Wife and son Robert as executors.
Witnesses: Berry [his X] Wilkins, John Stratton. Probate - The witnesses being dec'd, this will was proved by the depositions of John Stratton, Jr. and John Warren.
NOTE: In 1752 Robert Warren (wife Mary) left his part of this tract to son Robert as 115 acres. The next year young Robert and his mother Mary Warren sold 50 acres to George Wingate. The deed stated that Warren had bought this from a John Warren (N27) by a General Court deed and that it was bounded on the south by Robert's inherited 115 acres which he had also sold to Wingate by a General Court deed.

Robert married Mary (?). (Mary (?) was born about 1680 in Northampton Co., VA and died in 1747-1752 in Northampton Co., VA.)