Thomas Caldwell will, 2 October 1771, Prince Edward County, Virginia,

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Thomas Caldwell will, 2 October 1771, Prince Edward County, Virginia,

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Will names children Sarah, Vilote, George, Thomas, Paul, Henry, John, Andrew, and unborn child.

2 p.

Sonoma State University, Schulz Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7523350

Sonoma State University, Schulz Library

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