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Note: rico County, Virginia, part two, 1737-1781, abstracted & compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger III: page 27: Will of William Porter of Henrico Parish - to daughter. Jane Porter, all my land in Henrico Co & items; daughter. Sarah Porter, slaves, etc; daughter. Tabbith Porter, Negroes, daughters Ann Pleasants, Susanna Layne, Elizabeth Pleasants, Amey Carter, & Mary Hamblet, wife Hannah for widowhood, rest of estate and then divided among the children. Executors: wife and my brother Thomas Porter. Wit: John Povall, Joseph Royall, John Warrener. page 43 Dec 1750 - Inventory of William Porter presented by Hannah Porter recorded page 55 Inventory of William Porter, Feb 26, 1750, taken by John Povall, John Warriner, Samuel Garthright, and Robert Maddox. Value L 35/4/6 is recorded June 1751 page 270 August Court 1758 - Account of estate of William Porter recorded page 278 Sept. Court 1758 - Hannah Porter returned accounts of estate of William Porter Per Henrico County, Virginia Records, Vol.. 1748-50, page 55: Also 100 acres being the tract of land purchased by the Pleasants from Joseph Woodson of Curles, bounded by the property of Wm. Porter, Benjamin Porter, Brackett and John Povall, Jr., 05 Dec 1748.Per Henrico County, Virginia Records, Vol. 1748-50, page 57: John Pleasants Mrcht. deeds to Thomas Hamlet of the Parish of St. James Southland, Goochland Co., for 8 pounds: 60 acres in Henrico beginning at Falling Creek on Thos. Hamlet's line etc. Witness Robert Pleasants, Wm. Waddill and John Ellett. Recorded 1st Monday in Dec 1748, 19 Nov 1748 Vol. 1748-50. Per Henrico County, Virginia Records, Vol. 1748-50, page 68: John Pleasants Mrcht. deeds to John Elliott for 40:10s: 300 acres in Dale Parish, Henrico bounded as follows: on the south side of Falling Creek, and by Thomas Hamlet's 19 Nov 1748.
Note: William left a will dated 26 June 1750 and probated in October 1750 per Colonial Wills of Hen
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