A Guide to the Elizabeth T. Bernard Will, 31 March 1863
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the Library of Virginia
Accession Number 21835
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Preferred Citation
Elizabeth T. Bernard. Will, 31 March 1863. Accession 21835, Personal papers collection, The Library of Virginia, Richmond, Virginia.
Acquisition Information
Lent for copying by Bernard Guest, 4 April 1941.
Biographical/Historical Information
Elizabeth T. Hooe Fauntleroy Bernard was born 9 October 1774. Married to a man named Fauntleroy, she remarried after his death to William Bernard (1770-1841), a prominent landowner in Spotsylvania County, Virginia. Bernard died 20 November 1870.
Scope and Content Information
Will, dated 31 March 1863, of Elizabeth T. Bernard (1774-1870) of Hanover County, Virginia. In it, she directs part of her estate go to pay for emancipating some slaves in whom she had a life interest. A note on the will states that this will was revoked by a later one, written 1 October 1865. A later will is recorded in Fredericksburg Will Book H, p. 70.