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THE WILL of RICHARD BLALOCK
(From Dept of Archives and History
Cumberland County Wills 1757-1925
Unbound)
This will is shared by Virginia D. Blalock
Posted March 30th, 2001 by Myrtle Bridges.
In the name of God Amen
I Richard Blalock of the State of No Carolina and County of Cumberland Being low and weak in Body,
tho of a Sound and disposing mind and memory do make and ordain this my last will and Testament in
the following form and manner
Imprimer I give unto my Son-in-law David Smith, husband of my Daughter Anne for and during his Natural life,
the following four Negroes named, Patience, Isam, Kersy, and Phillis and incase the said David Should dye
before his present Wife Anne, I Desire She may keep the said Negroes during her Natural life and after
the Decease of the said David and his sd. wife Anne, I Desire the four above named Negroes may be Equally
divided between the said David and Anne's two Children, Nam'ly, Richard and Elizabeth Smith, I also give
to the said David Smith and to his heirs and assigns forever Four Hundred and twenty acres of land lying
in the State and County above said in the fork of Kinny Creek it being in two Surveys and one Containing
three hundred and twenty acres and the Other one hundred whereon sd. David now dwells
Item: I give unto my grandson Charles Blalock, son of my son William Blalock Decs'd. Ten pounds Specie,
to be paid to him by my son Hardy Blalock
Item: I give to my gran Daughter, Hannah Blalock, daughter of my son William Blalock Deceased, Thirty
pounds Specie to be paid to her, sd' Hannah by my son Hardy Blalock in consideration of what I shall
give to my son Hardy
Item: I give to my granson William Blalock, son of my Son William Blalock, Deceas'd, and to his heirs
and assigns forever One hundred acres of land on Kinny Creek, joining Wake County line I also give to
said William Twenty pounds to be paid to him the said William by my above sd' son-in-law, David Smith
in Consideration of what I have herein given him, said David
Item: I give to Henry Partin, husband of my granDaughter, Sarah Partin, Daughter of my son William
Blalock Deceased Fifteen pounds Specie to be paid to sd' Henry by my Son-in law, David Smith in
consideration of the legacie I have herein give him the sd' David
Item: I give to my Five grand Children the lawfull begotten Children of my son Charles Blalock,
Deceased Named Elizabeth Trulove wife of Landon Trulove, Lurany Wooddis, wife of Barry wooddis
Anne Blalock Richard Blalock and John Blalock Twenty Shillings to each of them to be paid to them
by my son Hardy Blalock inconsideration of the legacie I herin give him it being in Bar of any
further portion from me to my five said grand Children here in mentioned
Item: I give to my son Richard Blalock Thirty pounds, to be paid him by my son Hardy Blalock
inconsideration of the legacies I herein give him said Hardy.
Item: and after payment of all my Just Debts above said Legacies and Funeral Expenses I give
all the remainder of whole Estate both real and personal to my Son Hardy Blalock and to his Heirs
and assigns forever Consisting of Five hundred and Forty acres of land including the houses and
plantation whereon I now Dwell A being in two surveys joining each Other and seven Negroes
Namely Robin, Bob, Jerry, Isaac, Charlotte, Path and Starling and all my Stock of all kind,
working tools and household furniture, And I do Nominate and appoint my Son Hardy Blalock, and
my son-in-law David Smith my whole and sole executors of this my last Will and Testament, whom
I Charge with the payment of all the above said legacies my Just debts and Funeral expenses
As Witness I here unto se my had and seal this 21st day of February 1801. R B His mark
In presence of:
Sam'l Northington x his mark
Jesse Jones and
x his mark Laban Jones
State of North Carolina Cumberland County} July Term 1805
Then was the executors of the will proved in Open Court by the oath of Jesse Jones, And
Laban Jones & admitted to record
Test: John E. Berk, Deputy to
Robinson Mumford
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