Sinkler, Sinclair, St. Clair : wills/ by Jean Grigsby

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Subtitle reads: Wills, v. 1.

This supplement has transcripts of wills for twenty-four Sinclair (and variant spellings) men and women who died between 1730 and 1885 in Kentucky (Bath, Breckinridge, and Scott counties), North Carolina (Moore and Orange counties), South Carolina (Charles Towne, Charleston, Union District, Pendleton District, and Charleston, Craven, and Union counties), and Virginia (Bedford, Fairfax, Fauquier, and Loudoun counties). Additional genealogical information is given as documentation and explanation of relationships.

Includes Sinckler, Sinclair, Sinclaire, Sinclare, Sinclear, Sincler, Sincklar, Sinkler, Sinklor, and St. Clair.

Also includes Alexander, Allen, Bently, Birnie, Black, Boone, Bowen, Brandon, Brookett, Browning, Bruington, Bryde, Buchanon, Bugg, Bull, Cantey, Cole, Coleman, Cooper, Coper, Coppage, Crawford, Cudd, Davison, Dowd, Du Pré, Duncan, Duvace, Evans, Feazel, Finch, Fostere, Gibson, Gordon, Grant, Grigsby, Hallinge, Hambleton, Hammerton, Harrison, Harvey, Haynie, Hill, Hirst, Holcomb, Jared, Johnson, Johnston, Jonas, Jones, Kenchaloe (Kencheloe), Kernes, Kinman, Lampton, Lane, Laurens, Lawry, Lester, Leticha, Love, Martin, McDonald, McGregor, McMahan, McNeile, Monk, Morris, Morris, Murchison, Murphree, Nash, Nisbette, Oswalds, Otey, Paine, Parks, Patterson, Peddie, Pratt, Preston, Ralls, Renfro, Rice, Richardson, Robinson, Rucker, Scott, Shields, Shrewbury, Sibley, Skillman, Snelling, Snodgrass, Somerville, Steptoe, Stuart, Sudduth, Thatcher, Triplet, Wadsworth, Waldron, Wall, Washington, Wood, Wright, and Young as beneficiaries, executors, heirs, recorders, and witnesses.

Also includes names of their African American slaves.

Bibliographic references are included.

The table of contents serves as a name and locality index, but it indexes names of the person for whom the will is written.

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