Mary LNU

   Another name for Mary was Mrs. Mary Berry.

  Noted events in her life were:

• Estate: debt, 7 Jan 1768, Lynhaven Parish, Princess Anne, Virginia, USA. ¹ Princess Anne County Loose Papers, 1700-1789, p. 44
Sworn 7 Jan. 1768. The estate of Mrs. Mary Berry decd to William
Williamson. Account. There are sums due for carting her household
furniture out of the Swamp, for eight months board, for making her
coffin, for digging her grave, and for cash paid Charles Gaskin for
reading her funeral sermon. This event was shared from Princess Anne County Virginia

• Court, Mar 1779, Lynhaven Parish, Princess Anne, Virginia, USA. ² Princess Anne County Loose Papers, 1700-1789, Volume 1, Box A-22,. p97
Filed Feb. 1779; decree March 1779. Your orators Abraham Wormington,
Henry Woodard, William Woodard, William Simmons, John
Humphries, Solomon Lane, George Durant Corprew, John Whiddon
Jr, Peter Singleton, John Ackiss, James Tooley, Wm Bressie, John
Dickins, Joshua Commings, Jonathan Jackson, John Cocton, and George
Berry (executor of Mary Berry decd) shew that Gideon White late of
this county decd was at his death indebted to your orators for various
sums of money, and that adm'n of said Gideon's estate was in due form
of law granted to your orator Abraham. Your orators further shew
that the said Gideon White died intestate, possessed of the fourth part
of a tract of land in fee simple lying in Blackwater in this county, which
he held as Tenant in Common with one Uriah Simmons & his brother
Cornelius White, and that on the death of said Gideon it descended to
Joel White his eldest son & heir at law, who is now an infant. This
chancery suit seeks to 'have the land belonging to said Joel sold to the
highest bidder to satisfy the debts of Joel White's father Gideon White. This event was shared from Princess Anne County Virginia who also shared it with George Berry (Plaintif).

Mary married FNU Berry.