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As to the time of his death, Irving's ' Life of Washington, ' vol. 4, p. 358, and a certificate of the clerk of Fairfax county show that ad- ministration of his estate had been granted by that court prior to February 20, 1782.
Primogeniture in Virginia was abolished by an act passed Octo- l)er, 1785, to take effect January 1, 1787. (Hening's Statutes, vol. 12, p. 138. ) George Washington Parke Custis died seized iind possessed of this estate in 1857. By his will, dated March ^6, 1855, it was de...vised to his only child, Mary Ann Eandolph Lee, for life, remainder in fee to his ' eldest grandson, George W. O. Lee, to him and his heirs forever, he, my said eldest grandson, taking my name and arms ' (Will Book No. 7, p. 267, Alexandria county court), and for copy of said will and decree admitting «ame to probate vide record of the case, The United States v. G. W. C. Lee, pp. 74-75.
In that suit it was proved that Geo. Wash. Parke Custis had possessed and lived upon the estate for more than 35 years, prior to its institution, and by the land books of the county that the estate had been listed and assessed for taxation as the property of Geo.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As to the time of his death, Irving's ' Life of Washington, ' vol. 4, p. 358, and a certificate of the clerk of Fairfax county show that ad- ministration of his estate had been granted by that court prior to February 20, 1782.
Primogeniture in Virginia was abolished by an act passed Octo- l)er, 1785, to take effect January 1, 1787. (Hening's Statutes, vol. 12, p. 138. ) George Washington Parke Custis died seized iind possessed of this estate in 1857. By his will, dated March ^6, 1855, it was de...vised to his only child, Mary Ann Eandolph Lee, for life, remainder in fee to his ' eldest grandson, George W. O. Lee, to him and his heirs forever, he, my said eldest grandson, taking my name and arms ' (Will Book No. 7, p. 267, Alexandria county court), and for copy of said will and decree admitting «ame to probate vide record of the case, The United States v. G. W. C. Lee, pp. 74-75.
In that suit it was proved that Geo. Wash. Parke Custis had possessed and lived upon the estate for more than 35 years, prior to its institution, and by the land books of the county that the estate had been listed and assessed for taxation as the property of Geo.
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