Notes: 
The court ordered that the  deed of gift by which  Ann Barlowe was granted her freedom, and which gave  her the servant boy John Kiney,  should  be entered as an  Appendix  to the dec'ds will  f. 241; 1651-1654, f. 18.

Ann married Robert Catlyn - 1651-1654, f. 21, p. 70.
His inventory - 1651-1654, f. 62

To my wife Kathryne Barlowe  the third of what  was given by her father's will  (and is mine by right of  marriage),  two  cowes,  two  breeding sowes, all  her wearing apparel,  1000#t,  and  to have her diett and chamber during her widowhood.

To the child my wife goes with (be it son or dau)  if it  lives to the age of  two years, my plantation in Nandue which I now  live upon with all the housing,  six cowes, six breeding sowes, and  my Negro maid, Mary.   And in case the child does not live to 16, then said child's estate to my kinsman John Ellsey.

In case my mother, Joane Ellsey be living, 1000#t yearly during her life to be shipped home to her.

To my brother Henry Barlowe one cow calf.

My  kinsman  John Ellsey extr.  and to  him a  boy servant John Colte, two sowes,  and my wearing apparel.

To my mother-in-law a hogshead of tob. to buy a ring.

Witt: John Wise, John Edwards - f. 131

Note:
John  West  is the  natural  son Of  Ann Charlton  wife of  (Capt.)  Stephen Charlton, and Ralphael Benoni Barlowe is Ann's grandchild

1654-1655, f. 35.
Charles Scarburgh  married Kathryne  the sister of  John West (formerly the wife of  Ralph Barlow) 1654-1655  p. 113; 1657-1666

Note: 
A reference is made by Lathrop Withington, author of a  book titled "Gleanings in Virginia" to Ralph Barlowe.   His note is typed beneath  the  Will of a William Barlowe of England, and seems to suggest a relationship of the two.

p. 31 {35}. Their marital agreement - 1655-1657, f. 20
Jone  Elzey of  Brokenhurs  [lost]  in  the County of  South[ampton]  widow  gives  power of attorney to  her  grandson Robert Parker  to  receive  from  John Elzey, Merchant a legacy bequeathed to her by her son Ralph Barlowe dec'd 1657-1666 p. 12

To my dau. Elizabeth Rasco  2 gold  rings, silver shoe buckles, 6  silver teaspoons, and silver sleeve buttons.

To my sister Henrietta Stott.

To my sister Anne Barlow.

Remaining estate to be sold and money applied to bringing up my dau. Elizabeth.

But if  my dau. dies before coming of age or  marriage  then whole estate to my sister Henrietta and my niece Mary Barlow.

Thomas Barlow and Henrietta Stott extrs.
Witt:  Laban Stott, Sarah Gascoyne - p. 136

To my sister Elizabeth Barlow ns. Sarah and Jacob.

To my sister Susanna Barlow ns. Leah and Esther.

To my sister Sarah Barlow ns. Joe and Betty.

To aforenamed sisters £284 to be eq. div. and resid. legatees.

Father-in-law Thomas Barlow extr.
Witt: Reuben Beech, Levin [X] Davis - p. 300

To my niece Jenny Holbrooke when she is of lawful age n. boy Harry.

To my sister Jane Barlow n. wench Violet.

To each of my nieces Elizabeth, Susanna and Sarah Barlow f100.

To my nephew John Mapp £200.

To my niece Margaret Mapp £800 and a gold watch.

Resid. legatees my niece and nephew Margaret and John Mapp.

Brother-in-law Thomas Barlow and friend John Bowdoin extrs.
Witt: Grace Bowdoin, Elizabeth Bowdoin, Margaret Bowdoin - p. 302

Admtr: Thomas Barlow.
Apprs:  Patrick Harmanson, Abraham Jacob, Azel Benthall, John Dolby p. 5

This is written at the top of this page:  In Ink

Will of Santica Wilkins 1776 grandson is Westerhouse Widgeon, dau Mary Wilkins, son-in-law John Dolby.

Wit. Thomas Barlowe & Anne Barlow p. 65 

To wife (all), My sister Jean Barlow one shilling, to My sister Anne Holbrooke one shilling

Wit: Laban Stott, Elias Dunton
Ext: Peggy Holbrooke