Will of James F. Law, Hall, Georgia

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March 1999

Dated April 9, 1850..probated July 2, 1850...Georgia,Hall County. 

To wife, Mary Law, house and lots in Gainesville also power for settlement of 
lots on Wahoo and Squirrel Creeks purchased by George and Abram Elrod;also Mills 
on Chattahoochee River and power to dispose of, release and sell, etc., all lands 
either in this state or the State of Alabama.

Son, James F. Law, is to receive $1500 when he becomes of age...
Daughter, Avarilla O.D.Law and her children, a Negro woman and her 2 children to the 
valuation of $1500....
To daughters: Mary Ann E. Law, Dialtha Louvinia C. Law, Paulina L. Law, Sally Law, 
the sum of $1500 to be paid them in money or Negroes..
To son, Sevier C. Law, when he becomes of age $1500...
Having given to my 3 sons: Augustine J. law, David F. Law and Ralph S. Law their 
amounts of my estate, I leave them nothing except their notes which now hold and 
direct to be given them. 
Executrix,beloved wife, MaryExecutors, brother david S. Law and martin Graham. 

Witnesses: HS Campbell, William Sitton, Jonathan Mitchell. Signed--James Law

Note added by Bill Russell:
   The 1850 enumerates Mary Law, age 41, widow, born Georgia, value of real estate $4,000