Thomas Moore’s Genealogy Site - Person Sheet
Thomas Moore’s Genealogy Site - Person Sheet
NamePhilip Mann 
Deathabt Nov 1823
Documentation
An inventory and appraisal of the estate of Elizabeth Hundley was made 4 September 1820 by Phil Mann, Wm Perry and Wm Dyke and recorded 17 September 1821. [Essex County, Virginia, Will Book 19, pages 250–251.]
On 17 November 1823, Ann Mann, John Trible, George Wright and Washington Mann were bound in the penalty of $24,000 for Ann Mann’s administration of the goods, chattles and credits of Philip Mann deceased. [Essex County, Virginia, Will Book 19, pages 417–418.]
“This gifft. made to Richard Mann by his father Philip Mann sr when he married his wife Marget Mann is to be consider’d as much of the Estate of the sd Philip Mann given to the sad. Richard Mann and it’s the wish of the sd. Philip Mann that all his surviving children should have the same amount as Richard had, when they get married (if ever they do) otherwise at the death of the sad. Philip Mann Sr. the amount given Richard, one negro woman named Mary valued at $400, a negro boy name Edmond $300, a bed $33 a cow a calf $12, a sow $5, the hole amount $750, and let it be understod that after all the children that’s living of the sd. Philip Mann has that amount the Ballance (if any) to be divided between Richard Mann and his brothers & sisters that’s living, that is to say after the death of the sd. P.M. Jay 26th 1818—
“At an Intervening Court begun and held for Essex County at the Courthouse in Tappahannock on Monday the 15th day of December 1820 — This writing purporting to be the last will and testament of Philip Mann decd was brought into Court, and offered for proof…” Ordered recorded as the last will and testament of Philip Mann, and administration of the said Philip Mann’s Estate heretofore granted to Ann Mann is revoked. [Essex County, Virginia, Will Book 19, pages 422–423.]
On 16 February 1824, Ann Mann’s administration of the goods, chattles and credits of Philip Mann was restored. Ann Mann, Washington Mann, John Trible and George Wright were bound in the penalty of $24,000 for Ann’s administration of the goods, chattels and credits of Philip Mann. [Essex County, Virginia, Will Book 19, page 422, and Will Book 20 page 19.]
The estate of Philip Mann, deceased, in account with Ann Mann, administratrix, from 1823 to 1827 was settled on 20 August 1827 by Robert Mackan, Joseph Janey, and John Sadder. [Essex County, Virginia, Will Book 21, pages 166–168.]
The estate of Philip Mann Senior in account with Ann Mann, administratrix, from 1827 to 1831 includes a settlement of the estate, with 1/3 to the widow in right of dower, and the remainder of the estate divided into seven equal parts to Philip Mann, Washington Mann, Martha G. Mitchell, Nancy Mann, Alfred Mann, Elizabeth Mann, and Richd. Mann’s heirs. Successive pages provide various other Mann family account details: the estate of Philip Mann Jr decd. in account with Ann Mann administratrix; Miss Nancy Mann in account with Ann Mann, administratrix (mentioning in 1830 Miss N Mann being of age); the estate of Washington Mann decd. in account with Ann Mann, administratrix; Mr Alfred Mann in account with Ann Mann, administratrix of Philip Mann Senr. decd.; Miss Elizabeth Mann in account with Ann Mann, administratrix of Philip Mann Senr. decd. [Essex County, Virginia, Will Book 23, pages 186–196.]
On 17 November 1823, Ann Mann, John Trible, George Wright and Washington Mann were bound in the penalty of $24,000 for Ann Mann’s administration of the goods, chattles and credits of Philip Mann deceased. [Essex County, Virginia, Will Book 19, pages 417–418.]
“This gifft. made to Richard Mann by his father Philip Mann sr when he married his wife Marget Mann is to be consider’d as much of the Estate of the sd Philip Mann given to the sad. Richard Mann and it’s the wish of the sd. Philip Mann that all his surviving children should have the same amount as Richard had, when they get married (if ever they do) otherwise at the death of the sad. Philip Mann Sr. the amount given Richard, one negro woman named Mary valued at $400, a negro boy name Edmond $300, a bed $33 a cow a calf $12, a sow $5, the hole amount $750, and let it be understod that after all the children that’s living of the sd. Philip Mann has that amount the Ballance (if any) to be divided between Richard Mann and his brothers & sisters that’s living, that is to say after the death of the sd. P.M. Jay 26th 1818—
“At an Intervening Court begun and held for Essex County at the Courthouse in Tappahannock on Monday the 15th day of December 1820 — This writing purporting to be the last will and testament of Philip Mann decd was brought into Court, and offered for proof…” Ordered recorded as the last will and testament of Philip Mann, and administration of the said Philip Mann’s Estate heretofore granted to Ann Mann is revoked. [Essex County, Virginia, Will Book 19, pages 422–423.]
On 16 February 1824, Ann Mann’s administration of the goods, chattles and credits of Philip Mann was restored. Ann Mann, Washington Mann, John Trible and George Wright were bound in the penalty of $24,000 for Ann’s administration of the goods, chattels and credits of Philip Mann. [Essex County, Virginia, Will Book 19, page 422, and Will Book 20 page 19.]
The estate of Philip Mann, deceased, in account with Ann Mann, administratrix, from 1823 to 1827 was settled on 20 August 1827 by Robert Mackan, Joseph Janey, and John Sadder. [Essex County, Virginia, Will Book 21, pages 166–168.]
The estate of Philip Mann Senior in account with Ann Mann, administratrix, from 1827 to 1831 includes a settlement of the estate, with 1/3 to the widow in right of dower, and the remainder of the estate divided into seven equal parts to Philip Mann, Washington Mann, Martha G. Mitchell, Nancy Mann, Alfred Mann, Elizabeth Mann, and Richd. Mann’s heirs. Successive pages provide various other Mann family account details: the estate of Philip Mann Jr decd. in account with Ann Mann administratrix; Miss Nancy Mann in account with Ann Mann, administratrix (mentioning in 1830 Miss N Mann being of age); the estate of Washington Mann decd. in account with Ann Mann, administratrix; Mr Alfred Mann in account with Ann Mann, administratrix of Philip Mann Senr. decd.; Miss Elizabeth Mann in account with Ann Mann, administratrix of Philip Mann Senr. decd. [Essex County, Virginia, Will Book 23, pages 186–196.]
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