Vol II Image235of922 Pg 1075 Joan Griffin of the County of High Nockect in the River Ansemund in the Country of Virginia and now being in St Ollave’s parish near London and intending, by the permission of God, very suddenly to pass over for Virginia in the good ship called the Margaret of London, whereof under God. Mr. Robert Fox goeth as commander, 20 Jul 1660, proved 19 Apr 1661. David s/o George, Griffin (at 21). Robert Griffin, another son (at 21). Thomas Griffin, another (at 21). Richard Griffin, a fourth son of the said George, towards the keeping of him at school, and after my decease when he shall accomplish the age of 21 yrs my whole will and intent is that my whole plantation in the County of Warisquick in the Land of Virginia &c. shall be to and for the only use and behoof of him the said Richard Griffith (sic) and his heirs, executors, administrators and assigns. To Margaret, Mary and Rebecca Griffin, the three daughters of the aforesead George Griffin, at 21 or days of marriage. I make the said George Griffin my sole executor; and I likewise make and ordain James Mansfeild (sic) of the parish of St Ollaves in Southwark, mariner, to be an overseer. Proved by George Griffin. May, 5752792 (Her? No daughter named Katherine? Same page as David Griffin, her son, who mentions his sister Katherine Sprigg)