| Name |
Elizabeth Costin HERBERT |
| Birth |
16 Apr 1813 |
Virginia [1] |
| Gender |
Female |
| orphan |
16 May 1831 |
Norfolk Co, VA [2] |
- On the above noted date Elizabeth was named in Norfolk County Court as the orphan of John C. Herbert , dec'd. She chose her brother, Francis C. Herbert, as her guardian. John C. Pinner posted security.
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| comment |
Aug 1850 |
Portsmouth, VA [3] |
- Elizabeth was sharing a home with her brother, Thomas, during August of 1850. Their niece, Agnes Sarah who was a daughter of Francis Herbert, was also residing in their home.
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| comment |
18 May 1854 |
New York City, NY [4] |
- By May of 1854, Elizabeth was visiting or living at 658 4th St, New York City at the home of her sister, Susanna Herbert Griffiths, and brother-in-law, John W. Griffiths.
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| Will |
23 Aug 1855 |
Norfolk Co, VA [5] |
- Elizabeth named Dr. Virginius B. Bilisoly as Executor of her will. James G. Holladay & John Jack witnessed the document.
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| Death |
24 Aug 1855 [1, 6] |
- By the summer of 1855, Elizabeth was again living in Portsmouth. She died during the yellow fever epidemic which devasted the populations of Portsmouth, Gosport and Norfolk, VA during July, August and September of that year.
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| Will Recorded |
19 Dec 1855 |
Norfolk Co, VA [5] |
- Elizabeth had never married, and left no childen.
She willed her entire estate to her niece, Agnes Sarah Herbert, daughter of Francis C. & Elizabeth S. Herbert. Included in the estate was a home and lot on Widow's Point in Portsmouth, which had belonged to Capt. Thomas "Silverfist" Herbert, Elizabeth's great-uncle.
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| Person ID |
I108 |
mason |
| Last Modified |
22 Jul 2026 |