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Heath, Thomas, of Wicomico Parrish
W. W. 6 June 1726 --- W. P. 20 July 1726
Son William Heath - negro woman Jenne to him and the heirs lawfully begotten of his body.
Son John Heath - negro woman to be purchased out of my estate, to him and the heirs lawfully begotten of his body.
Son William Heath - my best feather bed and bolster, two pillows and pillow cases, pair of sheets, a blanket, a rugg and bedstead with curtains and vallens.
Son John Heath - a feather bed, bolster, two pillows and pillow cases, pair of sheets, a blanket, a rugg and bedstead with curtains and vallens, and two draught oxen of Smiths Island which I purchased of William Mister to be sold for my said sons benefit.
Daughter Betty Heath - on feather bed and bolster, two pillows, pillow cases, one pair of sheets, one blanket, one rugg and bedstead.
Rest of my estate to be equally divided between my wife Winifred Heath and my four children.
Wife Winifred Heath - to have use and management of my estate during her widowhood, and the children to remain with her during her widowhood.
Brother Samuel Heath, and brother in law Maurice Jones, and my wife Winifred Heath, executors.
Witness: Bartholomew Schriver, Cary Keble, and Samuel Garrington.