Perhaps someone can shed some light on these folks. From the Prince Edward County, Virginia Wills, 1754-1765. This will appears to have been proven either in 1760 or 1766. It is hard to tell. I am guessing at least some of the children moved to Bedford/Campbell county after the death of their father. And who might the John “Erwin” be? Be aware of variant spellings. Any clues out there? Edwin


Page 43. Will. I, Christopher Arwhin of P, very sick and
weak in body but in perfect mind
To my 2 oldest sons Abraham Arwhin and Andrew Arwhin - 200
acres each. To my next oldest sons William Arwhin and Christopher Arwhin
- 20 £ to each.
To my daughter Margaret Arwhin - 20 £. To my youngest son Christopher Arwhin - to be maintained 2 years out of the whole.
The rest of my estate to be equally divided between Abram and Andrew Arwhin, my 2 oldest sons.
Signed - Christopher (O his mark) Arwhin. Wit - John Crockett, James Parks, Saml Wallace.
Page 44. Inventory and appraisement of the estate of Christopher Erwin dec'd. Items mentioned include: 1 quilt, 1 looking glass, 2 Books of Divinity, 1 silk handkerchief, 6 cattle. Total value: 16 £ 2 shillings 7 pence. Signed -Abraham Erwin, John Erwin, ex'rs