Mecklenburg Co., VA, Will Book 10, Pages 103-104, Will of David Chandler 1824
In the name of God amen I David Chandler of
the County of Mecklenburg state of Virginia being sick and low in health, but
yet of sound and? memory and deposing mind do by these presents make my last
will and testament in manner and form following Viz first my will and desire is
that all my just debts and funeral expenses be first paid out of my Estate and
the money be paid out of my estate for the payment of the same from such
property and my Exors hereafter named may think can be best posed for that
purpose -
2ndly after the payment of just debts and funeral expenses my
will and desire that my beloved wife Milly Chandly should enjoy and peaceably
possess all my estate both real and personal during her widowhood or natural
life, But if my beloved wife may choose to advance anything to any of her
children out of my estate during her life she may use her ___? Discretion but
the same to be accounted for at her death or marriage –
3rdly my will
and desire is at the death or marriage of my beloved wife that the whole of my
estate both real and personal should be sold at the discretion of my Exors and
the proceeds thereof equally divided between my children, Namely Rebecca
Chandler, Joel Chandler, Nancy Moore the wife of Anderson Moore, Elizabeth
Talley the wife of Abraham Tally, Edwin Chandler, Polly Davis the wife of Jno.
O. Davis & Patsy Chandler to them and their heirs forever, and the before names
children is on the _on the_ day or time of the division of my Estate to account
for all property advanced to them in my life time or my wifes life so as an
equal division may take place among them.
4th and lastly I do appoint my
friends Stephen P. Pool and Stephen Worsham Exors of this my last will and
testament , and hereby revoking all others by me heretofore made - In testimony
whereof I have hereunto set my hand & seal this 24 day of June 1824.
Signed sealed and acknowledged
David [his mark] Chandler {Seal}
In
the presence of
P. Z. Overby
Joseph Blanks
Thomas [his mark] Glasscock
At a court held for Mecklenburg County the 18th day of October 1824 the last
will and testament of David Chandler was produced into court and proved by the
oaths of Peter Z. Overby and Joseph Blanks two of the subscribing witnesses
thereto, and ordered to be recorded
Teste Edw L. Tabb
Transcribed and contributed 1999 May 19 by JoLee Gregory Spears
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