William Mayo’s will was dated in 1713 and proved on 25 April 1715 in the lower parish of Isle of Wight county. It names the following children: William, Jr.(oldest son), James (next oldest son), John, Margaret, Patience, Mary and Peter as well as his wife Isabel. William Mayo's will was not written until 1713 and not proved until 1715
BRUNSWICK COUNTY, VIRGINIA - DEEDS (BOOK 6)
Indenture made the 26th day of June, 1759, between Austin HIGHTOWER and Andrew LESTER of Amelia County, for 150 pounds, conveying 200 acres, adjoining Mountain Branch, Lawyers Road, and Cedar Creek. Witnesses were Thomas HUDSON, Alexr. ROBERTS, and Joseph MAYO. Indenture, Memorandum of Livery of Seizin and Receipt were acknowledged in Court on July 23, 1759, by Austin HIGHTOWER, and Jane, his wife, appeared and was privately examined. Deed Book 6, page 383.
Indenture made the 25th day of June, 1759, between Austin HIGHTOWER and Andrew LESTER of Amelia County, for 150 pounds, conveying 158 acres on South side of Cedar Creek. Witnesses were Thomas HUDSON, Alexr. ROBERTS, and Joseph MAYO. Indenture, Memorandum of Livery of Seizin and Receipt were acknowledged in Court on July 23, 1759, by Austin HIGHTOWER, and Jane, his wife, appeared and was privately examined. Deed Book 6, page 384.
Indenture made the 20th day of October, 1759, between William HUDSON and Susannah,
his wife, parties of the first part, and Thomas Duglafs IRBY of the County of
Prince George, for 45 pounds, conveying 170 acres on both sides of Cattail Creek,
and being the same lands which William WISE, now dec'd., by Last Will and Testament
devised to the said Joshua WISE, his posthemias (sic) son, and adjoining the
head of Poisimon (sic) Branch and the mouth of Spring Branch. Witnesses were
Jno. VINSON, John TOMLINSON, and William COOK. Signed by Wm. HUDSON and Susannah
HUDSON (her mark). Indenture acknowledged in Court on October 22, 1759, by William
HUDSON and Susannah, his wife, appeared and was privately examined. Deed Book
6, page 411.