From: Ruth Ritchie and Sudie Rucker Wood, "Garner-Keene Families" (Jarman Printing Company, 1952), pages 4-5:

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In the name of God, Amen! I, John Garner being sick
and weak of body, but of perfect memory and understanding do
give and bequeath my Soul unto God that gave it, and my body
to be decently interred. As to my worldly Estate, I give and
bequeath as followeth; Item--I do give and bequeath unto my
well beloved son John Garner and to his heirs forever one moiety
of eight hundred and odd acres of land, also I give unto my well
beloved son Henry Garner and to his heirs forever the other
moiety of the aforesaid eight hundred and odd acres of land
to be equally divided between my said sons John and Henry
Garner the said eight hundred and odd acres of land being the
land my said sons John and Henry Garner are now seated upon.
tem -I give and bequeath unto my well beloved son Henry Garner
my chest together with my wearing apparel. Item--I give and
bequeath unto my well beloved son Vincent Garner and his
heirs forever the whole plantation and land I now live on together
with the lands adjoining. Also I give unto my said son
Vincent and to his heirs a parcel of land lying in horn point.
Item--I give and bequeath unto my said son Vincent Garner
my long gun and my hanger and a yoke of oxen. Also my
will is that my said son Vincent Garner bath the one half of
what is got of the money of the sloop which is called the Outcry.
Item--I do will and appoint and order my said son Vincent
Garner, his heirs, Exors and Amrs to pay unto my son Thomas
Garner his heirs or assigns the sum of two thousand pounds of
good tobacco in cask. I do will and appoint my said son Vincent
Garner his heirs or assigns to pay unto my son Parish Garner
his heirs or assigns the sum of two thousand pounds of good
tobacco in cask. Item--I do will and appoint my said son Vincent
Garner his heirs or assigns to pay unto my son Benjamin Garner
his heirs or assigns the sum of two thousands pounds
of good tobacco in cask, to be paid unto my said son Benjamin
Garner when he shall be one and twenty years old. Item--I will
and appoint my said son Vincent Garner his heirs or assigns to pay
unto my son James Garner his heirs or assigns the sum of two
thousand pounds of good tobacco in cask to be paid unto my son
James Garner when he shall come to the age of one and twenty.
Item--I give and bequeath unto my well beloved daughters Mary
Susan and Martha each of them a thomb ring and also my will
is that my well beloved wife to see them paid. Item--I give
and bequeath unto my well beloved wife Susan all the rest of my
Estate as Goods and Chattels moveables and unmoveables and
do make my said loving wife Susan the sole Executor of this
my last will and testament, willing all my due debts to be paid,
revoking all other wills and testimonies, this my last will and
testament, also my will is that my well beloved wife Susan her
heirs or Executors pay the one half of the tobacco which is given
to my said sons being four thousand, the 22nd day of Jan: 1702.
			JOHN GARNER (Seal)
Signed, sealed in the presence of us: William Gardner
				      Jno. Williams
				      Wm. Moore

Westmoreland Co. At a Court held for the said county the 26th
day of May. The last will and testament of John Garner, dec'd,
the within subscriber was proved by the oath of Wm. Gardner,
and a probate thereof granted to Susan Gardner, Executrix,
therein named.
                        Test. I. A. Westcomb C. C. Corn. Rd.
Recordity. Prime Die Jany. 1703