Keziah was mentioned in the 1 March 1785 will of her husband, Philip Dunn, proved 21 March 1785. 2dly I lend unto my beloved wife Keziah, all my land &c. during her life or widowhood, after her decd. or marriage the Land I Give to Anthony C, Dunn … 3dly I Give my wife Keziah her first Choice of Beds & Furniture also my Bay Mare, half of all my stocks, all my Crop that are in the hands of William Edmondson, half of my pewter knives & forks, I give her my Bell metal Skillet frying, Pan her Choice of Iron potts, & best table, & her riding saddle to her for ever … Lastly I appoint my beloved wife Keziah Dunn & my friend William Edmondson Exrs. to execute this my last will & testamt. On 21 March 1785, presented in court by the executrix and executor named therein. [Essex County, Virginia, Will Book 13, pages 489–490.]