AUNT ROSE,
a slave who was Charity Smith Williams'
maid, was born in 1763 and lived to be
116 years old.
Ferabee Williams McAlester, daughter of
Joel Williams, received, in her
father's will, two slaves named CLO
and DICK.
Isaac Williams received two slaves named
TOM
and CHARLES, land on Middle
Creek, a gun and another 100 acres of
land from his father's will.
Isaac Williams: In
his will, probated Aug 25, 1768, he left
to his brother, Nathan Williams,
all of his land, horses, livestock and
slaves AMORET, AMEY, PRIMONS,
ADAM, JONAS and PETER. To
Feriah (Ferrabee), Isaac, Samuel and
Joel Williams, children of his deceased
brother, Joel Williams, he left
the remaining SLAVES, to be
divided equally
Joel Williams drowned in Cape Fear River
Dec 30, 1760. In his will he left his
wife the land and the plantation where
he was living at the time of his death,
also the household goods, livestock and
two slaves named BUCK and SAL.
Martha Williams' will was
probated Aug 30, 1760. In her will she
left to her son, Nathan Williams, money
and a slave named VENUS.
To her son, Joel Williams, she left
money and a slave named FARROW.
To her son, Isaac Williams, she left
slaves JANE, RACHEL, FELIX and JOSHUA
and her remaining estate.
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