JACKSON COUNTY, GA - WILL   Fowler, Nathan 1815

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NATHAN FOWLER, Book A, page 66

"Georgia 
Jackson County

I Nathan Fowler of the State & county
aforesaid being old & infirm in body but of
sound & disposing mind & memory & wishing to
dispose of what little property the lord has
been pleased to bless me with do make &
ordain this my last Will & testament in
manner & form following (to wit)


First  I have provided & given to my two
oldest children to wit, Talitha & Zephaniah
their full proportion of my estate, but upon
further consideration I give each of them
one dollar more.  

Secondly I give & bequeath to my beloved son
Hillery fifty acres of land beginning at the
upper corner on the river & running up the
road including his own plantation.  

Thirdly I give & bequeath to my beloved
daughter Eleshba Rowland fifty acres of land
beginning at the road adjoining Rowland own
line thence to the upper corner Joining
Pearce thence out for quantity with also my
two horses & all my cattle of every
discreption (the oxen excepted) 

Fourthly  I give & bequeath to my beloved
daughter Elephalett Jones children the
remainder of my tract of land including my
plantation with all the working tools
thereto belonging & also my sorrel mare &
colt.  

Fifthly  I give & bequeath to my beloved
daughter Abisha Beauchamp my negro fellow
called Abram after paying all


my just debts.  Sixthly ! I hereby appoint
Isaac Cowen my executor to this my last will
& testament hereby revoking all will or
wills by me heretofore made - 

In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my
hand & seal this 14th day of September 1815 


Signed sealed & delivered in presence of us
Isaac Cowen
Medey White
? C. Green
W? (his mark) Pearce

(on right side)
Nathan Fowler (seal)"

(probate
witnesses below will - Wiley Pierce 7 July 1817 & Medey White, Wm M. Green
4 August 1817)