Elbert County GaArchives WILL - 
Moses Haynes, Sr., 18 Dec 1828
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Will - Moses Haynes, Sr., 18 Dec 1828 

The following Will appears in Elbert Co., GA Will Book N, 
page 12: 

"In the name of God, amen. I, Moses Haynes, Sen. of the county
of Elbert and State of Georgia, do make and publish this my last 
Will and testament in manner and form following. That is to say
after all just and lawful debts are fully paid and done, I give 
and bequeath unto my well beloved wife, Sarah, all my worldy 
goods, both real and personal during her natural life and at 
her deceast, all to be sold and the net proceeds thereof equally
divided amongst my children to wit: Stephen, William, Moses, 
Thomas, Nancy, Elizabeth, Polly, Sarah and Jane - equally 
divided amongst them, share and share about - except Stephen, 
the sum thirty-six dollars that he owes me and the sum two dollars
as his part. Also, I give and bequeath unto my son William the 
one eighth part after deducting out what he owes me. Also, I give 
and bequeath unto my son Thomas the one eighth part. Also, I give 
and bequeath unto my daughter Nancy the one eighth part. Also, 
I give and bequeath unto my daughter Jane the one eighth part. 
Also, the one eighth part that is cumming to my daughter Elizabeth
Keeling. I give and bequeath unto her four youngest children, to 
wit: L. Mateson Keeling, Polly, Sunannah and Marcy, after 
deducting what Leonard Keeling, the father, owes me out of the 
one eighth part, the balance to be equally divided between the 
four named children. Also, I give and bequeath to my daughter
Polly the one eighth part after deducting out ninety-nine dollars
and thirty-four cents which she owes me on a book. Also, the one 
eighth part that is comming to my daughter Sarah Carden after 
deducting what Charles owes me. The balance I give and bequeath 
unto Moses Carden and Jane Glenn equal share and share about. 
Also I give and bequeath unto Leonard Keeling the sum 2 dollars. 
Also I give and bequeath unto Charles Carden the sum 2 dollars 
as his part. I also appoint my wife Sarah and my son Thomas as
my sole executors. This my last Will and testament revoking and 
disanullng all Wills by me heretofore made in witness and in 
testamony hereof I have unto set my hand and seal this 18th day
Dec. one thousand eight hundred and twenty-eight in presence of us
                               Moses Haynes, Senior
John Bagwell
Charles W. Haynes
James Haynes"

"Ga. Elbert Co.   Court of Ordinary, May Term 1829
Personally appeared in open court John Bagwell, Charles W. Haynes 
and James Haynes and being duly sworn, say that they were 
subscribing witnesses to the witnesses papers purporting to be 
the last will and testament of Moses Haynes, Sen. and that they 
subscribed the same in the presence of Moses Haynes, the testator
and in the presence of each other and at the request of the said 
testator and that he was of sound disposing mind at the time he 
executed the same. Sworn to in open court this 4th day of May 1829. 
                              John Bagwell
Attest: Job Weston, c.c.o.    Charles W. Haynes 
                              James Haynes 
Whereupon it was ordered to be recorded. 
Recorded the 6th of May 1829   Job Weston, c.c.o."

[Submitter's Notes: Moses Haynes was the son of Jasper Haynes
whose Will was probated 21 Jan 1782 in Culpeper Co., VA. Moses
was married to Sarah Elizabeth Scales. ]

Submitted by: Chandler Eavenson