{From: Judge of Probate, Sumter Co., SC (S-6395),115-9}

In the Name of God, Amen.

I, Redden McCoy, being of perfect health, and ofsound and disposing Mind, Memory and understanding; do make this mylast will and testament, in form following.

In the first place, that all my just debts bepaid.

Secondly -- I give and bequeth unto my sevenchildren, Elisha McCoy, Mary Brunson, Sarah Clark, Celia Fort, JanePotts, Elijah McCoy, and Susan Andress; and my niece Isabella JanePringle, daughter of my deceased daughter, Frances Pringle; the wholeof my property, both Real, Personal and perishable, to be equallydivided among them, share and share alike. And should any of mychildren die, their children to receive their part and be equallydivided among such children.

Thirdly -- In the case that my niece, IsabellaJane Pringle, should die before she comes to the age of twenty-one,or, marries and haves no issue, then in that case, the part of myproperty and increases which she may be entitled to, shall return tomy Estate, and be equally divided among my children above named,share and share alike. And, should my niece, Isabella Jane Pringle,live to marry, the property is not to be at the disposal of her husband, or to be liable to any of his debts or contracts, and at herdeath, to go to her issue. She may leave otherwise to my children,as mentioned above. Also, I leave Elisha McCoy & William Potts,Guardian of Trustee, to take charge of the property that may be setapart for my said niece, Isabella Jane Pringle, and to carry thispart of my will intention.

Fourthly -- It is my wish that the property whichI may leave to my daughters above named, after their death, to go tothe issue of their body, and that the property shall not be subjectto any of those debts or contracts of their husbands, in any wise,whatsoever.

Fifthly -- I leave, nominate and appoint my sonElisha McCoy, and my son-in-law William Potts, Executors to this, mylast Will and Testament, and that the said Elisha McCoy &William Potts, as soon as convenient to be done, appoint fivedisinterested Freeholders, and have my property divided among my said children and niece within named, as directed within.

In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my handand seal, this twenty-second day of September, in the year of ourLord, 1832. And in the Fifty-Seventh year of AmericanIndependence.

Signed, Sealed and Acknowledged to be the lastwill and testament of said Redden McCoy, in presence of }

John J. Wilder

Martha P. Gordon

Daniel Brunson

Redden McCoy

Inventory Of The Personal Estate Of ReddenMcCoy

{From: Judge of Probate, Sumter Co., SC S-6441,Bdl. 62-9}

An inventory and appraisement of the personalEstate of Redden McCoy, late of

Sumter District, deceased, and produced by ElishaMcCoy, Executor.

Negro man Ned appraised $383.00, Daniel $400.00,Butler $425

$1208.00

Butler $500.00, Cook $425.00, Tom $425.00, son Tom$450.00

$1800.00

Jack $200.00, Sterling $400.00, Lydia $75.00,Harriet $155.00

$830.00

Cibel & child John $300.00, Milly & childWilliam $365.00

$665.00

Brian $125.00, Bob $100.00, Caroline & childLouis $450.00

$675.00

Ginny & child Anthony $450.00, Martha $175.00,Captain $100.00

$725.00

Fillis $375.00, Judy & child Nero $475.00,Harriet $275.00

$1125.00

Bay mount (?) $15.00, horse, Charley $50.00, Jack$40.00

$105.00

Cate $60.00, Bald $40.00, stock hogs $71.80

$171.80

35 head cattle @ $4.00, 5 head sheep $7.50

$147.50

400 bushels corn @ 50ct, peas $15.00, 3000 lbsfodder @ 75ct/c

$237.50

60 bushels (?) $6.25, lot of ploughs & lines$10.00

$16.25

3 large rice grounds $1.00, (?) crank $2.00

$3.00

Lot axes $5.00, board axe $1.00, (?) $1.00

$7.00

4 iron wedges $2.00, lot old weeding hoes$3.00

$5.00

Lot grubbing hoes $2.00, lot spades & shovels$2.00, 2 log (?) $2.00

$6.00

Lot old iron 25cts, 2 small grindstones6cts

$0.31

2 crop-cut whip saws $2.00, 2 saws $4.00

$6.00

Frying pan 50cts, lot cookware $3.00

$3.50

2 spinning wheels $3.00, loom & gin$3.00

$6.00

Saddle, bridle & blanket $2.00, lot baskets$1.00

$3.00

Lot barrels $1.00, new wagon & lines $60.00,old wagon $12.00

$73.00

1800 lbs bacon @ 6cts $108.00, 100 lbs lard @10cts $10.00

$118.00

Salt $1.50, jars $1.00, one bed & furniture& bedstraws $10.00

$12.50

2 beds & furniture, bedstraw & hide$15.00, 10 lbs turnips

$15.60

1 handle basket 50cts, 2 trunks $1.00, sword25cts

$1.75

Lot leather $3.00, 1 rifle, horn & shots$5.00

$8.00

1 shotgun & horns $5.00, 1 pr (?) yards$1.00

$6.00

Lot books $20.00, 1 pr spectacles 50cts

$20.50

Bookcase & drawers $2.00, 2 bells 12 1/2cts

$2.13

Lot bottles & decanters 50 cts, lot pinetables $1.50

$2.00

Pine slab 50cts, looking glass $1.25

$1.75

Lot cooking grease $1.00, knives, forks &spoons 50cts

$1.50

Coffee mill 6 1/4cts, 2 candlesticks 25cts, 2 prf(?) 50cts

$0.81

Shovel & tongs 12 1/2cts, lot jugs &demijohn $2.00

$2.13

Sugar stand 12 1/2cts, holders $3.00, tallow &wax $1.50

$4.63

50 lbs cotton @ 6cts $3.00, 1/2 doz new weedinghoes $3.00

$6.00

Saddlebags 25cts, ploughlines 50cts, sheep shears12 1/2cts

$0.88

14 sitting chairs $3.50, 1 pr cotton cords 371/2cts

$3.88

Note on E. Pringle dated Aug. 2nd 1842$60.00

$60.00

Note on J.G. Fort dated April 6th 1842$60.00

$60.00

Due bill on E. McCoy dated April 30th 1842$10.00

$10.00

Due bill on E. McCoy dated April 4th 1842$50.00

$50.00

Due bill on D. McQueen dated Dec. 20th 1841$9.60

$9.60

Note on R.J. Clark dated Aug. 16th 1841$60.00

$60.00

Note on Celia Fort dated Jan. 21st 1843$38.28

$38.28

TOTAL

$8314.80

We do certify the foregoing to be a "just &true" appraisement of the above

Estate, given under our hand this 21st July1843.

J.D. McFadden

Joseph Montgomery

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