same source pg 142  PHILIP DELEGAL OF SOUTH CAROLINA AND GEORGIA. Will of 
Philip Delegal. Esq., dwelling in the Parish of ST. Pet ers Port Guernsey, 
Captain of a company in Lt. General Parson's Regiment of Invalids now 
quartered in Guernsey, daated 22 January 1762. To my wife Eleanor Delegal 
living in Phillips Bluff in South Carolina my plantation there which I have 
already gifted to her, my son Edward, and my daughter Catherine, wife of Mr. 
Hugh Campbell of South Carolina, mariner. To my eldest son Philip Delegal of 
Little Ageehee, Georgia, gent., L 200 stock, watch, swords,, etc., and, if he 
is dead, to his children. To my son s George and Edward Delegal dwelling  in  
Georgia, planters the lands now in hands of my eldest  son Philip, consisting 
of 500 acres at Little Ageehee, Georgia, granted to me and my wife Eleanor. 
To my daughter Margaret, wife of (Blank)  of South Carolina, planter, L 100 
stock. To my youngest daughter Sophia , some time since living  with her 
mother, L 100 stock. To the poor of St. Peter's  Port 10 shillings. My  goods 
and effects to be sold and diovided : 1/4 to my wife 1/2 to my oldest son 
Philip, and 1/4 amongst my other  six children. Executors my wife and my son 
Philip. Trustees, my friend Sir John Milne, Lt. Governor of Guernsey, and 
Elisha  Tupper of the same. Witnessed  Andre Migault, George Hawley., and 
Edward Knight. Proved 14 September 1764 by Abraham Le Mesurier, attorney for 
Eleanor and Philip Delegal now residing  in Georgia. (PRO:PCC 346/1764)

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