Mary was married three times. First at age 25 to John Glascock on November 28, 1759, the son of John and Margaret (O'Rear) Glascock. They had one daughter together. After he died she, now age 31, married Henry Rector in 1765, the son of John and Catherine (Taylor) Rector. They had at least six children together. After he died in 1781, she (age 47) married Joshua Gore. There is no record of them having children.
==== First Husbands Will (John Glascock) =======
Fauquier County Virginia pages 87-88 John Glascock will, 8 March 1765.
Wife Mary half of estate, real and personal
Daughter Frances other half
John Glascock
Executors: Mary Glascock and Thomas Glascock
Witnesses: Gregory Glascock, Aaron Drummond, John Hendren
Proved 22 April 1765, by oath of Aaron Drummond and John Hendren
Thomas Glascock gave bond and was granted certificate of probate
Inventory court order dated 27 May 1765
approved by Simon Miller, John Obanon, William Obannon
returned 24 June 1765
======== Second Husbands Will (Henry Rector) ========
Fauquier County Virginia Will Book One pages 427-428, dated 2 April 1781.
Henry Rector
son William that lott of land that Capt William Smith now lives on, 146 acres; one negro, equal part of my stock and stills and all my moveables as soon as he comes of age or his mother joins in wedlock
son John one negro boy; 100 acres joining William FINCH and an equal part of all my moveables as soon as he comes of age or his mother joins in wedlock
son Enoch one negro boy; one lott of land that I Henry Rector, now lives containing 156 acres and an equal part of all my moveables when he comes of age or his mother joins in wedlock
the remainder part of my negroes to be equally divided among my daughters, likewise an equal part of all my moveables
Executors: Benjamin Rector (brother), and Frederick Rector.
Signed Henry Rector
Witnesses: Harman Rector Sr., Harman Rector Jr., Henry Utterback.
Proved 26 Nov 1781 by oath of Harman Rector, Jr.; Harman Rector Sr. and Henry Utterback. On motion of Benjamin Rector and Frederick Rector the executors
certificate is granted them for obtaining a probate thereof...
======== Third Husbands Will (Joshua Gore) ======
Will of Joshua Gorr, of Loudoun County, Virginia.
... to my son, Thomas Gore, five shillings, he being already
provided for... ...
to William Osborne my negro girl, Winney…
to my daughter, Betsey, my negro girl, Hannah...
to my wife a bay mare which I got from Timothy Howell last
Fall and two cows...
to my wife the sheep which she brought on this plantation...
to my wife all the goods and effects whatsoever I became
possessed of in consequence of my marriage with her and
effects which she became possessed of by the death of her
former husband, Harry Rector... excepting such articles as
I have paid for to the Ex'ors of Harry Rector's Estate...
I give and bequeath to my sons, Joshua and Jonathan Gore,
to be equally divided between them, the following negros:
Jude, Harry, Janney, Jam, Will, and Warner...
my two sons Josua and Jonathan to be my Executors...
to sell the plantation whereon I now live...
Wittinesses: Abner Osborn, James Kitchen, Isaac Brown, William Neilson
Signed,
Joshua Gore mark
==== First Husbands Will (John Glascock) =======
Fauquier County Virginia pages 87-88 John Glascock will, 8 March 1765.
Wife Mary half of estate, real and personal
Daughter Frances other half
John Glascock
Executors: Mary Glascock and Thomas Glascock
Witnesses: Gregory Glascock, Aaron Drummond, John Hendren
Proved 22 April 1765, by oath of Aaron Drummond and John Hendren
Thomas Glascock gave bond and was granted certificate of probate
Inventory court order dated 27 May 1765
approved by Simon Miller, John Obanon, William Obannon
returned 24 June 1765
======== Second Husbands Will (Henry Rector) ========
Fauquier County Virginia Will Book One pages 427-428, dated 2 April 1781.
Henry Rector
son William that lott of land that Capt William Smith now lives on, 146 acres; one negro, equal part of my stock and stills and all my moveables as soon as he comes of age or his mother joins in wedlock
son John one negro boy; 100 acres joining William FINCH and an equal part of all my moveables as soon as he comes of age or his mother joins in wedlock
son Enoch one negro boy; one lott of land that I Henry Rector, now lives containing 156 acres and an equal part of all my moveables when he comes of age or his mother joins in wedlock
the remainder part of my negroes to be equally divided among my daughters, likewise an equal part of all my moveables
Executors: Benjamin Rector (brother), and Frederick Rector.
Signed Henry Rector
Witnesses: Harman Rector Sr., Harman Rector Jr., Henry Utterback.
Proved 26 Nov 1781 by oath of Harman Rector, Jr.; Harman Rector Sr. and Henry Utterback. On motion of Benjamin Rector and Frederick Rector the executors
certificate is granted them for obtaining a probate thereof...
======== Third Husbands Will (Joshua Gore) ======
Will of Joshua Gorr, of Loudoun County, Virginia.
... to my son, Thomas Gore, five shillings, he being already
provided for... ...
to William Osborne my negro girl, Winney…
to my daughter, Betsey, my negro girl, Hannah...
to my wife a bay mare which I got from Timothy Howell last
Fall and two cows...
to my wife the sheep which she brought on this plantation...
to my wife all the goods and effects whatsoever I became
possessed of in consequence of my marriage with her and
effects which she became possessed of by the death of her
former husband, Harry Rector... excepting such articles as
I have paid for to the Ex'ors of Harry Rector's Estate...
I give and bequeath to my sons, Joshua and Jonathan Gore,
to be equally divided between them, the following negros:
Jude, Harry, Janney, Jam, Will, and Warner...
my two sons Josua and Jonathan to be my Executors...
to sell the plantation whereon I now live...
Wittinesses: Abner Osborn, James Kitchen, Isaac Brown, William Neilson
Signed,
Joshua Gore mark
Mary was married three times. First at age 25 to John Glascock on November 28, 1759, the son of John and Margaret (O'Rear) Glascock. They had one daughter together. After he died she, now age 31, married Henry Rector in 1765, the son of John and Catherine (Taylor) Rector. They had at least six children together. After he died in 1781, she (age 47) married Joshua Gore. There is no record of them having children.
==== First Husbands Will (John Glascock) =======
Fauquier County Virginia pages 87-88 John Glascock will, 8 March 1765.
Wife Mary half of estate, real and personal
Daughter Frances other half
John Glascock
Executors: Mary Glascock and Thomas Glascock
Witnesses: Gregory Glascock, Aaron Drummond, John Hendren
Proved 22 April 1765, by oath of Aaron Drummond and John Hendren
Thomas Glascock gave bond and was granted certificate of probate
Inventory court order dated 27 May 1765
approved by Simon Miller, John Obanon, William Obannon
returned 24 June 1765
======== Second Husbands Will (Henry Rector) ========
Fauquier County Virginia Will Book One pages 427-428, dated 2 April 1781.
Henry Rector
son William that lott of land that Capt William Smith now lives on, 146 acres; one negro, equal part of my stock and stills and all my moveables as soon as he comes of age or his mother joins in wedlock
son John one negro boy; 100 acres joining William FINCH and an equal part of all my moveables as soon as he comes of age or his mother joins in wedlock
son Enoch one negro boy; one lott of land that I Henry Rector, now lives containing 156 acres and an equal part of all my moveables when he comes of age or his mother joins in wedlock
the remainder part of my negroes to be equally divided among my daughters, likewise an equal part of all my moveables
Executors: Benjamin Rector (brother), and Frederick Rector.
Signed Henry Rector
Witnesses: Harman Rector Sr., Harman Rector Jr., Henry Utterback.
Proved 26 Nov 1781 by oath of Harman Rector, Jr.; Harman Rector Sr. and Henry Utterback. On motion of Benjamin Rector and Frederick Rector the executors
certificate is granted them for obtaining a probate thereof...
======== Third Husbands Will (Joshua Gore) ======
Will of Joshua Gorr, of Loudoun County, Virginia.
... to my son, Thomas Gore, five shillings, he being already
provided for... ...
to William Osborne my negro girl, Winney…
to my daughter, Betsey, my negro girl, Hannah...
to my wife a bay mare which I got from Timothy Howell last
Fall and two cows...
to my wife the sheep which she brought on this plantation...
to my wife all the goods and effects whatsoever I became
possessed of in consequence of my marriage with her and
effects which she became possessed of by the death of her
former husband, Harry Rector... excepting such articles as
I have paid for to the Ex'ors of Harry Rector's Estate...
I give and bequeath to my sons, Joshua and Jonathan Gore,
to be equally divided between them, the following negros:
Jude, Harry, Janney, Jam, Will, and Warner...
my two sons Josua and Jonathan to be my Executors...
to sell the plantation whereon I now live...
Wittinesses: Abner Osborn, James Kitchen, Isaac Brown, William Neilson
Signed,
Joshua Gore mark
==== First Husbands Will (John Glascock) =======
Fauquier County Virginia pages 87-88 John Glascock will, 8 March 1765.
Wife Mary half of estate, real and personal
Daughter Frances other half
John Glascock
Executors: Mary Glascock and Thomas Glascock
Witnesses: Gregory Glascock, Aaron Drummond, John Hendren
Proved 22 April 1765, by oath of Aaron Drummond and John Hendren
Thomas Glascock gave bond and was granted certificate of probate
Inventory court order dated 27 May 1765
approved by Simon Miller, John Obanon, William Obannon
returned 24 June 1765
======== Second Husbands Will (Henry Rector) ========
Fauquier County Virginia Will Book One pages 427-428, dated 2 April 1781.
Henry Rector
son William that lott of land that Capt William Smith now lives on, 146 acres; one negro, equal part of my stock and stills and all my moveables as soon as he comes of age or his mother joins in wedlock
son John one negro boy; 100 acres joining William FINCH and an equal part of all my moveables as soon as he comes of age or his mother joins in wedlock
son Enoch one negro boy; one lott of land that I Henry Rector, now lives containing 156 acres and an equal part of all my moveables when he comes of age or his mother joins in wedlock
the remainder part of my negroes to be equally divided among my daughters, likewise an equal part of all my moveables
Executors: Benjamin Rector (brother), and Frederick Rector.
Signed Henry Rector
Witnesses: Harman Rector Sr., Harman Rector Jr., Henry Utterback.
Proved 26 Nov 1781 by oath of Harman Rector, Jr.; Harman Rector Sr. and Henry Utterback. On motion of Benjamin Rector and Frederick Rector the executors
certificate is granted them for obtaining a probate thereof...
======== Third Husbands Will (Joshua Gore) ======
Will of Joshua Gorr, of Loudoun County, Virginia.
... to my son, Thomas Gore, five shillings, he being already
provided for... ...
to William Osborne my negro girl, Winney…
to my daughter, Betsey, my negro girl, Hannah...
to my wife a bay mare which I got from Timothy Howell last
Fall and two cows...
to my wife the sheep which she brought on this plantation...
to my wife all the goods and effects whatsoever I became
possessed of in consequence of my marriage with her and
effects which she became possessed of by the death of her
former husband, Harry Rector... excepting such articles as
I have paid for to the Ex'ors of Harry Rector's Estate...
I give and bequeath to my sons, Joshua and Jonathan Gore,
to be equally divided between them, the following negros:
Jude, Harry, Janney, Jam, Will, and Warner...
my two sons Josua and Jonathan to be my Executors...
to sell the plantation whereon I now live...
Wittinesses: Abner Osborn, James Kitchen, Isaac Brown, William Neilson
Signed,
Joshua Gore mark
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