Wicomico County, Maryland wills, 1867-1879, Part 9

Author: Keddie, Leslie; Keddie, Neil
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Publisher: Salisbury, Md. : Family Tree Bookshop
Number of Pages: 180


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Executor: Lous E. Brown


Witness: Ida Gilbert, Isaac H. A. Dulany 21 February 1888 Then came


F:177 Sarah Mc. B. Jackson 15 October 1887


That suitable stones be placed at the grave of my deceased husband Hugh Jackson and that like stones be placed at my grave


To daughters Sarah C. Phillips wife of Jacob C. Phillips and Elizabeth E. Phillips wife of George W. Phillips - remainder of estate with Sarah taking as part of her share, all the money which her husband Jacob owned my late husband Hugh Jackson. "I do not think my daughter would want my Executor to inforce the payment of the said debts and because I think it proper that she, instead of her sister, should hold them against her husband" (Cont.)


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To son Richard W. Phillips (sic) - family bookcase and desk


To son Elihu Jackson - the old family Bible


To son Isaac A. Jackson - the old Protestant-Episcopal Church prayer book


To sons Elihu, William H., Richard W., Wilber F., and Isaac A. - each a chair of my parlor suit of furniture To grandson Hugh son of Elihu Jackson - silver pitcher and two silver goblets presented to me at my golden wedding


To grandson Hugh Phillips son of Sarah - my silver cake basket


"My sons are sufficiently provided for in this worlds goods and do not need or desire that I should give then other of my property" Executor: Elihu Jackson


Witness: James Ellegood, Albert Smith


20 March 1888 Then came


F:179


Rider Adkins 14 May 1885


To wife Ann Mariah - all personal property for her lifetime and her thirds in lands


To daughter Mary Martha Powell wife of Elisha A. Powell - land on the east side of the road over the old mill between the mill race and the Farlow land where Mrs Burbage now lives


To son King L. White Adkins - the farm that I bought of Mary or J. M. Adkins formerly the property of my brother Wilber situated on the east side of the road from my house to his


To son Ernest Mitchell Adkins - all of my home place being the land on the west side of the road leading from Leonard Morris toward the old mill before mentioned or Pittsville


Witness: James Duncan, Peter Duncan, Jason A. Morris


22 May 1888 Then came


F:180


Elisha J. White


12 April 1886


To wife Mary E. White - all property for lifetime


To my children by the said Mary (if there are children at the time of my death) - property after her death Witness: H. Laird Todd, James E. Ellegood


20 July 1888 Then came


F:182


Mariah Furbish in the Third Election District


8 May 1888


To son William P. Douglas - all the parcel of land purchased of Stephen Cook containing about 12 acres and remainder of property


Executor: son


Witness: Robert C. Mitchell, Levin B. Newton, James B. Harris 20 July 1888 Then came


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F:183 Phyllis Dryden


30 November 1887


To granddaughter Elizabeth Parker wife of Elijah Parker - $60


To grandson Joshua J. Dryden - $60


To granddaughter Elizabeth and grandson Joshua - a note of hand held against their father James Dryden To son George J. Dryden, son Isaac W. Dryden, son Joshua L. Dryden, and granddaughter Mary A. Johnson - remainder of estate


Executor: son George


Witness: Daniel J. Staton, Major L. Phillips, William Dykes


7 August 1888 Then came


F:184


Eliza Penuel


9 May 1887


To Julia Parsons and Sarah Jane Aikman - bedding, trunks and whatever household property I may have to distribute by them among themselves and their neighbors


To the Trustees of the Methodist Protestant Church of Salisbury - all money due my estate in notes or bonds Executor: Irving Powell


Witness: Jay Williams, Robert D. Ellegood, A. Aikman, E. L. Williams


F:185


Nancy Collins


20 April 1888


To Susan E. Fields - best feather bed, two pillows, two sheets


To brother Levin G. Dutton - one cupboard, bureau, two rocking chairs, six cane bottom chairs, all my wall pictures, cherry table, cook stove and fixtures


To nephew Henry Fields - feather bed, two books, white horse, horse cart


To Nicholas Gunby - dark brown cow, bed downstairs, small Bible, trunk, half of hogs, tea kettle To John Gale - bed and furniture, small looking glass, old clock, fowl of all kind


To nephew James Dutton - six flag chairs, one common table, pot hangers, common tinware To nephew Noah Dutton - best mantle clock


To Nicholas Gunby and James Dutton - all farming implements


To the daughters of Aaron Gale and Charlotte Dutton - my wearing apparel


Witness: Levin B. Price, F_F. Price, Alexander King 21 July 1888 Then came


F:187


Esther A. Williams


31 September 1887


To daughter Octavia A. Cox - $1


To daughter Thomasine R. Wilmer - all my personal effects now in her possession such as bed and bedding and general household and kitchen items


To daughter Anna B. Williams - feather bed and parlor organ


To daughter Virginia A. Bartley - bed and furniture


To children William C. Williams, Ella V. More?, Anne B. Williams and Virginia A. Bartly - remainder of estate


Executor: son William


Witness: R. Truitt, George W. Truitt, Joseph Hearn 6 September 1888 Then came


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F:188 Margarite E. Brewington


3 November 1884


To daughter Margarite E. Brewington - $5


To daughters Nettie and Lucy Brewington - feather bed each


To children Melissa A. Gordy, Octavia C. Kinny, and Nettie and Lucy, George H., Euphrastus A. house and lot in Delmar bought of Elijah Freeny with the understanding that it not be sold as long as Nettie and Lucy remain single and that my husband James Brewington is to have the privilege of a home as long as he remains a widower and if the house is sold during his life time, he shall be paid for his work on the house and it is my desire that my invalid chair shall be for use of any one of them in case of sickness


Executor: daughters Nettie and Lucy


Witness: Augustus Culver, H. Laird Todd


13 November 1888 Then came


F:190


Robert J. Brittingham


21 September 1888


To wife Amelia - her thirds and the remainder of property


To children Edward, Annie, James, Harry, Lula, and Willie - note owed by Isaac Brittingham for $300 Executor: wife


Witness: James W. Parker, John H. Dennis


2 November 1888 Then came


F:191


Elizabeth Taylor wife of Isaac Taylor


24 November 1884


To daughters Amanda Jackson widow of Thomas L. Jackson, Arietta Phillips wife of Elijah Phillips, Sarah Lowe wife of George Lowe - land situated in Barren Creek District called Oak Hall and Dashiell's Success adjoining the land of Richard Venables, Tubman Seabrease, William Pollitt and others being the land which was occupied by my late son Washington D. Taylor and containing 146 acres. This with the proviso that my husband have a good and sufficient maintenance during his life and decent burial according to his station in life out of the same


To son Elias W. Taylor - $100


Executor: George Lowe


Witness: B. Armstrong, Thomas J. Windsor, Thomas B. Taylor


25 October 1888 Then came


F:192


Milley White


21 November 1874


To daughter Hannah wife of Levan Parsons - the house and lot in that part of Salisbury known as


Georgetown during her lifetime and then to her children. Also my personal property and $100 with interest that I have deposited in Northern Savings Bank of Baltimore


Executor: John White Senior


Witness: John D. Truitt, Charlotte White, Samuel Wailes


24 December 1888 Then came


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F:193 Ozias Bailey


5 May 1888


To son Alison Bailey - land where I now live containing 20 acres. All hogs, cattle, hogs and farming utensils To son Alison and daughter Emma Bailey - remainder of property and that Emma shall have a home with Alison as long as she may "want to stay and remain single"


Executor: son


Witness: Thomas B. Taylor, Richard V. Taylor


18 December 1888 Then came


F:194


George W. Humphreys 28 June 1887


To daughter Malvina Seabrease wife of Thomas W. Seabrease - my house and lot in Salisbury


To grandchildren Lula wife of William E. Dorman, Cora wife of R. Laws, and George Collier - balance of estate


Executor: daughter Witness: Thomas Smith, Thomas Humphreys


20 February 1889 Then came


F:196


Sabra Benson of Sharptown 20 August 1886


"being old and feeble"


To William R. Robinson son of Elijah - horse and cart


To Thomas J. Twilley - $200 to enclose my grave and the grave of my husband Jonathan Benson and the graves of my two children with and iron railing


To the Trustees of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Sharptown - residue of estate


Executor: Thomas Twilley


Witness: Walter Mann, Lambert Ellis, Isaac Murphy 9 July 1889 Then came


F:197


James W. Downing of Wicomico (but in Sussex at the time of this writing)


13 May 1889


To sons James H. Downing, William J. Downing, Levin W. Downing - land in Maryland with the proviso that they care for their mother "Sary" Downing as long as she lives. That my notes of hand and money shall be applied to building a house on my lot in Delmar for my wife Sarah Downing


To daughter Mary E. Smith - $100 to be paid by my sons at the death of their mother Executor: sons


Witness: Samiel E. Foskey, Lavater H. Hearn


15 July 1889 Then came


F:199


Aaron W. Hill 14 November 1887


To Samuel Graham - $200 insurance from a policy with United Workman to be applied to the payment of two mortgages held by him on my real estate To wife Margaret Ann Hill - residue of estate Executor: Samuel Graham


Witness: Levin D. Collier, George R. Collier 22 July 1889 Then came


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F:200 Winder Hasting of A.


24 March 1883


To wife Sarah Ann Hasting - all property for life or widowhood


To children Martin E., William, Mary Ellen Bailey wife of Albert Bailey, Maria Jan Layfield wife of George W. Layfield - property after death of wife Executor: wife and Thomas Humphreys


Witness: Samuel H. Fooks, James B. Perdue, Thomas W. Bailey 6 August 1889 Then came


F:201 Asa Graham


29 July 1889


To John Graham, William Graham, and Francis Graham sons of James Graham - five acres of land lying on the north side of the road that leads to my house from the corner of a piece of land that 1 sold to J. Wesley Bradley. The line running with the road and then to a creek


That Francis J. Kennerly be empowered to sell all the residue of estate


To Elizabeth Kennerly wife of Thomas Kennerly - 3/4 of proceeds from sale of estate


To Mary Kennerly wife of Isaac Kennerly - 1/4 of proceeds from sale of estate Executor: Francis Kennerly Witness: William G. Holmes, Thomas B. Taylor


30 September 1889 Then came


F:203


Samil? Collier, farmer


31 July 1889


To William Henry Jones - $5


To Samuel Ennis son of Sarah? Ennis - $5


To Samuel Ennis son of Biddy Johnson - $5 To the Trustees of Barren Creek Colored Methodist Episcopal Church - $10 That $25 be used to place a stone at the grave of my wife Ardilla and my own grave


To wife Betsy - $50 and "my interest in the dearborn I now use"


To wife Betsy and Henry Dashiell - half of the remainder of estate Executor: Baynard Brown of Sharptown Witness: Thomas W. English, C. C. Bradley, Asa A. B. English 23 September 1889 Then came


F:204


Alfred E. McAllister


1 April 1889


To son Ira McAllister - bed, bedstead, two quilts, pair of pillows, bolster when he is of age To "my little friend" Addie E. Burnett - $5 To daughter Roxie McAllister - residue of estate Executor: friend Samuel W. Burnett and "beloved" daughter Roxie


Witness: James B. Armstrong, Joseph P. Huston 17 October 1889 Then came


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F:206 Henriett Byrd


23 August 1889


To the Trustees of Saint Peters Protestant Episcopal Church - $1500 to pay off the mortgage of church To grandson Harvey Byrd Morris - remainder of estate


To the children of brother J. M. Fooks - remainder of estate if Harvey dies without issue


Witness: Annie M. Byrd, Hannah L. W. White 16 January 1890 Then came


F:207


Elizabeth McBride Acworth


21 October 1881


"that my body be buried in the churchyard of the Presbyterian Church in Salisbury in a walnut casket, the grave bricked up"


To the Committee of the Wicomico Presbyterian Church - $200 toward the completion of the tower Executor: Train Bounds


Witness: Thomas Humphreys, F. M, Slemons


24 March 1890 Then came


F:209


Drusilla W. Messick


1 October 1880


To youngest son William B. Messick - all land in Tyaskin District on the east side of a private road leading from M. E. Church to James W. J. Robertson and on the south side of a ditch beginning near the northeast corner of the farm now occupied by Benjamin Roberts and thence northeast to the land of Sarah Brewington. This containing about six acres


To oldest son Thomas Messick - residue of real estate


To grandson John Messick - residue of estate if Thomas should die without issue


Executor: son Thomas


Witness: G. Robertson, James W. T. Robertson, J. M. Roberts


6 May 1890 Then came


F:211 Sallie Maddux 1887


To son Jason Maddux - lot of ground, household and kitchen furniture


To son John Maddux - $1


To daughter Mary Morris - $1


To son Joseph Maddux - $1 To son William Maddux - $10 To son George Maddux - $1


To son Sylvanius Maddux - $1


Executor: son Jason


Witness: S. P. Downing, D. S. Wooten, W. S. Boston 14 May 1890 Then came


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F:212 William W. Gordy


18 April 1890


To wife Mary Ann - for her lifetime, property at the corner of Church and Division Streets in Salisbury adjoining the property of Robert E. Powell on the north and east and bounded on the west by Division Street and on the south by East Church Street and residue of property


To half-sister Emily Phillips wife of James A. Phillips, half-brother Elijah J. Parsons, half-brother Edwin C. Parsons, the issue of my half-brother George Andrew Parsons (now deceased) - the above property after wife's death


To half-sister Emily Phillips wife of James A. Phillips - a mortgage that I hold against them on a farm in Nutters District amounting to $1108.42 principal and dated 26 April 1872


To the issue of my half-brother George Andrew Parsons (now deceased) - the cancellation of all debt against him


To the descendants of my uncle Thomas Gordy (being?) Perry Gordy, Garrison Gordy, Spicer Gordy and of Aunt Polly West wife of William West - my right, title, and interest to tract of land on the west side of the Middle Neck Road and on the north side of Middle Neck Branch being a tract which I got from my father Wesley Gordy sometimes called Tinapin? Hill. This lying to the north of and binding on the above tract, the latter being a tract which I agreed to sell to Charles B for which there is now a proceeding pending on the Equity Side of the Circuit Court


Executor: friend James Cannon


Witness: W. S. Gordy, James E. Ellegood


26 May 1890 Then came


F:214 James H. Penewell


24 May 1890


Top wife Emma E. - all property for her lifetime


To children Noah J. and Sallie M. Penewell - property after wife's death


Executor: wife


Witness: James W. Parker, William Reddish, George W. Parker


10 June 1890 Then came


F:216


Daniel Hearn of Laurel Delaware


28 December 1886


To wife Amelia - all person property and the house and lot in Laurel with the adjoining house and lot known as the Penitentiary for her lifetime and the sum of $450 per year


To Emma Sirman daughter of Isaac Sirman of Laurel - the house and lot in Laurel now occupied by John S. Bacon and $200 at the age of twenty-one


To the Trustees of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Laurel - the house and lot now used as a parsonage To John D. H. Long son of Emily E. E. Long - $1000


To Sallie Edwards daughter of John Edwards (deceased) - $1000


To Maria Jane Morgan widow of James Morgan - $200


To niece Sallie Horsey - $2500 and the house and lot called the Penitentiary at the death of my wife To niece Mary E. Collier of Wicomico County - $5000 and the house and lot where I now live at the death of my wife


To nephew Daniel J. Fooks - all land in Maryland being my storehouse, granary, and wharf, wharf at the railroad, all my shares in the Bank of Georgetown and the bank at Newcastle. That he is to take good care of my wife during her lifetime


Executor: Daniel Fooks of Little Creek Hundred


Witness: Thomas C. Horsey, W. 1. Records, W.B. Records


2 January 1890 Then came


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F:220


Rosa J. Walter wife of Robert Walter of Tyaskin District


15 October 1886


To husband Robert - all personal property and all real estate


To daughters Sally Jane Walter and Alberta Walter - real estate after death of husband


To grandson William Walter - real estate if daughters die without issue and share of life insurance Executor: husband


Witness: Samuel A. Langrall, William J. Wailes, S. B. Langrall 14 August 1890 Then came


F:222 Samuel A. Graham 3 December 1890


To wife Louisa - all estate


Executor: wife


Witness: Robert P. Graham, Samuel A. Graham


23 December 1890 Then came


F:223 John R. Ingersoll


7 May 1890


To daughter Mary Ingersoll - the cleared land of my farm on the north east side of a line beginning with a stone on the east side of the road leading from the county road to where Jonah Cooper now lives and running northwest to where Mrs. Mary Toadvine now lives.


To son Oscar Ingersoll - all the cleared land on the southward side and the wooded land to Coals Branch Executor: Apheus Rencher


Witness: M. B. Downing, L. C. Toadvine, H. V. Toadvine 14 October 1890 Then came


F:226


Josiah Bailey of Little Creek Hundred, Sussex Delaware


19 July 1886


To wife Margaret - that part of my home farm beginning at the corner of my land and the land of Robert O. Twilley and Mary A. Waller (deceased) and running with the big ditch to the field next to where Joseph W. Phillips now lives. This for her lifetime


To son Joseph J. Bailey - the above land after wife's death and part of personal property after wife's death To daughter Rachel M. Bailey - part of personal property after wife's death and a home with her mother. Also that part of the land bought at Sheriff's sale as the property of Frederick Phillips that is east and south and west of the home farm and running to the land of William G. Hearn and the two acres where the new house now stands


To son James W. Bailey - that part of home farm on the east side of the above mentioned line To son Jonathan E. Bailey - all the notes held against him and $100


To daughter Mahala S. Phillips - $10 and residue of land bought at the sale of Frederick Phillips for her lifetime


To Josiah B. son of daughter Mahala - the above land after his mother's death


To daughter Margaret A. Beach - the land purchased of Samuel Bratten in Wicomico County containing 160 acres


To daughters Elizabeth A. Windsor and Pattie E. Calloway - $700 each in lieu of land given to daughter Margaret


Executor: wife and William B. Records


Witness: Kames C. Owens, Robert O. Twilley, Joseph W. Phillips 15 April 1890 Then came


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F:232 Eliza Huffington


1 July 1890


To daughter Ella Drucilla Huffington - as long as she is unmarried, house, lot, and property where I now live located at Allen which is north of the lot owned by John Whayland and east of the county road and west of the lot of B. Frank Messick. Also my gold watch, set of teaspoons with the initial "D" on them, parlor furniture


To daughter Esther Rhutta Huffington - the above property after the death or marriage of Ella. Also set of china and any other household items


To Emily Waller and Williamanna Whayland - the above property if daughters die without issue To daughters Emily V. Waller, Williamannna Whayland, Ella and Esther - balance of estate Executor: Robert F. Brattan of Somerset County


Witness: W. J. Brewington, J. W. Crisfield, John H. Bell 31 January 1891 Then came


F:234


Mary Smith


17 September 1890


To granddaughter Amelia Smith - bed and furniture and bed coverings. Also house and lot at Sharpers Point To grandson Nelson Smith - the above if Amelia dies without issue


To husband Charles - home for his lifetime in the above house


To son Addison Smith - home for his lifetime in the above house


Executor: husband Charles


Witness: William J. Riggin, Rouza Smith, lda W. Williams


21 February 1891 Then came


F:235


Ellen Penuel


12 January 1891


To daughter Lizzie Powell wife of Irving Powell - house and lot in Salisbury on the north side of and binding on Walnut Street and bounded on the east by the property of William H. Jackson, and on the west by the property of James E. Ellegood and George Waller and on the north by the lot of the Episcopal Rectory To son Lee Penuel - a note 1 hold against him and also all the money owing to me by the firm of R. E. Powell & Company of Salisbury


To niece Drucella Ballard - one large trunk


That the money in Salisbury Permanent Building & Loan be used for funeral expenses


Witness: R. E. Powell, S. T. Dennis


24 February 1891 Then came


F:238 Levi Malone


25 July 1888


To wife Letitia Malone - all estate for lifetime


To sons Simion F. Malone, Levi A. Malone, George T. Malone - lands and premises


To daughters Mary V. Turner, Sally A. Malone, Elizabeth Ellen Malone, Emma L. Malone - $150 each and that unmarried shall have a home in my house for their single life


Executor: Simion Malone (but if he should be dead or disqualified by any physical or mental disease, then either of my other sons may be Executor)


Witness: Lemuel Malone, Levin B. Price, Finly F. Price 14 May 1891 Then came George T. Malone


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F:240 Robert J. Garnet


8 April 1890


To nephew Robert Barkley son of Jessie Barkley - land where I now live except for 1/4 acre To the Joint Stock Institution - 1/4 acre of land at the corner of my field where The Hall now stands To Charlotte Barkley and Matilda Laws - my carriage


To brother Alfred Barkley - residue of personal property Executor: John Wright


Witness: John S. Robertson, William H. Heath, Samuel E. Heath


26 May 1891 Then came


F:242 Levin B. Littleton


6 April 1889


To wife Sarah Littleton - all estate for lifetime or widowhood


To children Mary A. Littleton, Vesry? E. Littleton, John B. Littleton - personal property after wife's widowhood


To daughter Mary - a lot of land beginning at the north corner of my corn field on the line between John E. Riggin and myself


To son John - residue of property To daughter Vesry? E. Jones - $100 Executor: wife


Witness: Daniel Staton, Joshua J. W. Shockley, Josiah T. Johnson 20 June 1891 Then came


F:244 Amelia Parsons


6 November 1890


To daughter Eliza Smith - $100 and household and kitchen furniture


To grandson William Tilghman - $300


To granddaughter Elinor Smith - $500 Witness: John White, W. A. Trader, Clara D. Lowe 31 July 1891 Then came


F:246 John B. Pryor


2 July 1891


To children Eliza Malone, Matilda White, and Sarah Washburn - proceeds from sale of land. Land to be divided as follows:


First parcel to begin at the corner of a tract sold by me to John Twigg and running to the bend of ditch that leads through Capt. T. W. H. White's field and with said ditch to the new county road and with the ditch to the old county road leading from the Upper Ferry to Maple Bridge and with the ferry road to the new road and then to the north line of the land sold to John Twigg


Second parcel - beginning at the south end of W. H. H. Cooper's land and running southwesterly to the east side of a ditch and with the ditch to the new county road to John Field's land and with Field's land to Copper's land


Third parcel beginning at the bridge near the public school house and running northeasterly with a ditch to the corner of Cooper's land and my own land Executor: Thomas W. H. White Esq. of Trappe District Witness: L. B. Price, S. T. Malone, K. A. Hitch 14 July 1891 Then came


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F:248


Sally R. Bailey wife of Benjamin Bailey


7 October 1889


To husband - all real estate for his lifetime


To brother Marcellous E. Dashiell - real estate at the death of husband for his lifetime


To nephew John Tubman Dashiell - property at the death of brother


To John Lawrence - bed and furniture


Executor: husband


Witness: Lizzie A. Crawford, Lillie M. Crawford, H. A. Crawford


11 August 1891 Then came


F:250


Clement Ennis


June 1885


To daughter Mrs. Josephine Watts of Wilmington - $1


To wife Leah - remainder of estate "on condition that my grandson John Whalen returns and cares for me and my wife and manage the affairs of the estate in our old age and so merit the property". Should he not return, the widow may dispose of property in any way to suit her


Executor: wife Leah


Witness: Handy Waller, Jessie Ennis, S. J. Bounds


12 September 1891 Then came


F:251


Abigail Fooks Layfield


23 December 1880


To Phoebe Elenor Holloway - all household and kitchen furniture for her lifetime and 2/3 balance of estate To Lavinia Caroline daughter of Phoebe - the above after her mother's death. Also bed and furniture, one chest called 'my sister chest', earthen ware, chairs


To Mary Jane Dean Layfield - one chest called 'my chest' and 1/3 balance of estate


Executor: G. W. Freeney


Witness: Benjamin Jackson, Martha E. Jackson


15 September 1891 Then came


F:253


Rufus K. Truitt, merchant of the town of Salisbury


29 October 1884


That "the grave where I shall be deposited to be marked together with that of my mother's with the plainest sort of gravestones with inscription of the time of birth and death in each case"


"It is my will, wish and desire that my family after my death shall remain together and for that reason 1 direct that not one dollars worth of my real estate shall be sold. The home residence is to be the head quarters and home of any or all my children that have no other home or may at any time get out of homes and for a home for my wife Sally A. Truitt during her natural life or widowhood (but if she gets married again she will vacate said residence while her husband lives). With this understanding I give Jane S. Carpenter and Edwin Martin a home with the family as above when they desire or have no other home".




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