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Will of Israel Eastwood |
Israel Estwood [sic] will In the name of God amen. I Israel Eastwood of the County of Granville & State of North Carolina being sick and weak but in perfect mind and memory do make and allow this to be my last Will and Testament in manner and form following that is to say first of all I give and commend my soul into the hands of almighty God who first gave it me, and my Body to be buried at the discression [sic] of my Executors— Item I lend to my lawful & well beloved Wife, Mary Eastwood the Plantation on the side of the Creek that Dwelling House is on, and the use of the Land ajoining that I intend for my son Lewis Eastward [sic] with all the stock and Household furniture and working tools, except two Cows Calves, two featherbeads and furniture. And twenty pounds in Money to be raised out of the movable estate after that Mary Eastwood and Keziah Eastwood has the said Cows and Calves from the rest of my stock and the two Beads and furniture and the Twenty pounds in Money Raised for my two Daughters, Mary and Keziah Eastwood. The rest of my movable estate I lend to my above mentioned Wife with the said Plantation during her widowhood. Item I give and bequeath to my son Israel Eastwood my House Bible. Item I give and bequeath to Lydia Eastwood one Shilling. Item I give and bequeath to my Daughter Rebekah Eastwood one shilling. Item I give and bequeath to my son John Estwood [sic] one shilling. Item I give and bequeath to my Daughter Elizabeth Eastwood one shilling. Item I give and bequeath to my Daughter Mary Eastwood one Cow and Calf, one feather Bead and ten pounds in money as afore mentioned to be delivered by my Executor as quick as possible after my Will is proved. Item I give and bequeath to my Daughter Keziah Eastwood one Cow & Calf one feather Bead and furniture and ten pounds in money as afore mentioned, to be delivered by my Executors as soon as possible after my Will is proved—Item I give and bequeath to my son Abraham Eastwood one Tract of Land adjoining the Land of Simon Clement & Isack Kittrel & John Eastwood, thence down the Creek from John Eastwoods Line to the sd. Clements Line one hundred & fifty acres be the same more or less. Item I give and bequeath to my son Charles Eastwood all my Lands lying up the Creek above John Eastwoods line likewise a small piece of Land lying down the said Creek below that part of my Plantation that my Dwelling House is on bounded by Clements line on one side the sd. Creek, on the other side and next to my Plantation up a small Branch the aforesd is the Boundaries. Item I give and bequeath to my son Lewis Eastwood the aforesaid Tract of Land that I lent to my aforesaid Wife the sd. Land I give to my sd. Son Eastwood at his Mothers death or Marriage. Item my Smiths [tools?] I have on the Plantation for the use of my sons namely, John Eastwood, Abraham Eastwood, Charles Eastwood and Lewis Eastwood, and if [?] of the said Brothers sell and move away the said Smiths [tools] are still to remain on the Plantation for the use of them that stay behind and if all my sons sell their Lands and move, the said Smiths tools to be sold and equally divided between my four sons namely John Eastwood, Abraham Eastwood, Charles Eastwood and Lewis Eastwood, also at the Death or Marriage of my Wife, Mary Eastwood all the movable Estate that is left the Smiths Tools excepted is to be sold and equally divided between my five Daughters namely Lydia Eastwood, Rebekah Eastwood, Elizabeth Eastwood, Mary Eastwood and Keziah Eastwood, also the Monies due on Joseph Walls and all other persons & that they owe me after paying my just Debts and what is not spent for the support of my Widow in reasonable support I desire to be equally dis[tributed?] amongs [sic] all my Children, and if either of my sons or my Daughters should die under age their part of my Estate to be sold & equally divided amongs the surviving sisters. This I acknowledge to be my last Will and Testament made this fourth Day of March one thousand seven hundred and ninety three—I[n] witness hearof I have set my hand seal I appoint my beloved Wife Mary Eastwood William Night? [and] Capt. Saml Harris to this my last Will and Testament Test his Obadiah Clement Israel X Eastwood (seal) Samuel Clement mark Granville County Court February sessions AD 1794 This the last Will & Testament of Israel Eastwood Decd was duly proven in open Court by the Oaths of Obadiah Clement and Samuel Clement the subscribing Witnesses thereto and on motion ordered to be Recorded, then came Mrs. Eastwood and Samuel Harris the Executrix and Executor therein named, and qualified as such According to Law. Test J. Henderson C. C. |
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Will of Mary Eastwood |
| Granville Co. Book 7, p.172, will written 30 Dec 1810, proved May Court 1811 In the name of God Amen I Mary Eastwood of the County of Granville State of North Carolina being a low state of helth [sic] tho of a sund [sic] mind & memory doth make & ordain this my last Will & testament in manner & form following Viz First I will that my Land be sold and a Credit of twelve Months to the highest bidder consisting of the hundred & Nineteen Acres [laying?] on to the waters of the Knap of Reeds Creek and the Money arising therefrom to be equally divided between my following daughters---(Viz) Liday Eastwood Rebecka Eastwood Elizabeth Eastwood Mary Eastwood Cesey [Kesiah] Eastwood. I also Will that my horse be sold on a Credit of twelve Months & the money to be equally divided between the above named Children & my two sons, Charles Eastwood and Abraham Eastwood.--- I do hereby appoint my sons Charles Eastwood & Abraham Eastwood sole Executors to this my last will & Testament & do [?] & [revoke?] all other Wills heretofore made by me in Witness Whereof I have hereunto set my hand & Seal this 30th of Decem. 1810 Signed Sealed & acknowledged his [sic] In presents [sic] of …………… Mary X Eastwood Test mark Thomas Webb Jurat Garrison [?] Charles Eastwood Qualified State of North Carolina Granville County May Court AD 1811 The Execution of the foregoing last Will & Testament of Mary Eastwood Dec’d was duly proved in Open Court by the Oath of Thomas Webb a subscribing witness thereto and Ordered to be Recorded—Then came Charles Eastwood named Executor in Said Will & qualified as such agreeable to Law. Witness [?] Clk |
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