Also, the 1822 Mutual Assurance Policies are titled "Heirs of" Charles
Wills. 



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[mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Huffstutler, Eric S.
Sent: Friday, August 10, 2012 9:56 AM
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Subject: Re: [VA-HIST] Death Notice 1820s

Good question and figured someone would eventually ask that but here is
what we are going on:

Daughter Sarah married 1828 and the newspaper lists her father as the
"late" Capt. Charles Wills.

Daughter Mary married in June 1820 and he is alive then per marriage
post.

In November 1820, his property was being inventoried and tallied up
since no known will exists.  This created a lot of problems for the
children and fights for property and possibly why no death notice has
been found yet in the newspaper and possibly no headstone erected due to
animosity?

So I place his death sometime between June and November 1820. 

Eric 
 
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