Elizabeth Dawson Denney

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5. Samuel4 Denney (Iseriah3, Jeremiah2, Edward1) was born Abt. 1745 in Albemarle (now Amherst) , VA, and died 1806 in Wayne Co., KY. He married Elizabeth Wade Abt. 1765 in probably Virginia, daughter of John Wade and Elizabeth Dawson. She died September 06, 1816 in Wayne Co., KY. \"I do made and appoint my beloved wife, Elizabeth and son William Denney, my executors to settle all my worldly affairs as follows" my will is that all my just and lawful debts be justly paid. "I leave my beloved wife to have the power to consent to sell my land or not any time****** the sale during her life and to have one third (1/3) of the profits of said place during her life with the bedding and household affairs necessary for housekeeping and house if she requires it with a certain bay horse known by the name of Dick. [1] 1789 with wife Elizabeth sold 70 acres, Amherst Co., VA

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• ↑ Deed Book F, p. 331, Amherst Co., VA, April 17, 1789, Samuel and Elizabeth sold to William Burnett for 50 pounds 70 acres which was formally the property of John Wade located on north fork of Davies Creek, Amherst Co.