The Huguenot Bartholomew Dupuy and his descendants

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my wife Mary Magdalene by
her Mother's last Chap. ii.
Will and Testament Excepting some Particulars 1742.
Enumerated in the said Wills which I have also Receipt
this day reced from the said Jno. James Dupuy aa james
also the Stock of Cattle Sheep & Hogs & my wifes Cocke.
full share of what has been made & rais'd since
her Fathers & IMothers death & doth by these presents
acquit and Discarge the said John James Dupey
from all matters and things relating to my
Wife's Estate to all Intents & Purposes whatsoever.
In Witness whereof I hath hereunto set my
hand & seal this 17th day of November 1742.
James Cocke. Seal.
Sealed & Delivered before Richard Deane, John
Yilain.
At a Court held for Goochland County December
21, 1742 James Cocke acknowledged this Writing
to be his Act and Deed which was ordered to
be recorded.
A Copy Teste:
Moses T. Monteiro, Clerk.
Deed Book No. 4, p. 107.
The Will of Bartholomew Duput.
In the name of God Amen. I, Bartholomew Du- 1743puy
of Goochland County and in King William ^JJ^jq^-
Parrish Virginia being Sick in body but of good omew
and perfect memory thanks be to the Almighty Dupuy.
God, and calling to remembrance the uncertain estate
of this transitory life, and that all flesh must
yield unto death, when it shall please the Almighty
God to call, do make Constitute ordain and declare
this to be my last Will and Testament and none
other and in manner and form following, Revokin
and Annuling by these presents all and every
Testament or Testaments Will or Wills heretofore
by me made or declared, either by word or writing
and this only to be taken only for my last Will
and Testament and none other. And first being
penitent and sorry from the bottom of my heart