JACKSON COUNTY, GA - WILL   McKinny, Charles 1832
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CHARLES McKINNEY, Book A, page 173

"Georgia
Jackson County
I Charles McKinney Jun make this my last
will and Testament. First  It is my wish and
desire that all my property both real and
personal should be sold to the best
advantage so soon as it can be done after
the present crop is Gathered (except such
articles as may not be necessary to complete
the crop which may be sold as soon as
convenient)

Second. 

I give and bequeath to my Sister Rachel
Webb, one hundred dollars for her attention
to me, and taking care of my eldest
daughter, since the death of its mother.

Third.  I give to Misses Frances Hogan One
hundred dollars for the raising my youngest
daughter from the death of its mother until
now.  which shall be full compensation to
the family.  The balance of my estate I wish
to be equally divided between my two
daughters Polly Ann & Milda McAnn McKinney
when they become of lawful age, or marries
to the satisfaction of my Executors.  I wish
them (my Daughters) to be under the Controul
of my Executors and to be decently educated
and provided for during their minorship.

and lastly, I do hereby appoint James
Hampton and James Montgomery the Executors
of this my last Will and Testament this 31st
day of May 1832

Charles McKinney

Elijah Clowe
N. Shotwell
Jesse S. Shotwell
June 9th 1832.  It is my wish and desire that, that part of
the above will, should be changed which relates to the sale of all my property,
both real and personal, so far as to exempt from Sale four negroes to wit
Allen a boy, Green a boy, Roda a Girl, & Lucy a Girl, and they are to be
kept for the purpose of raising my children, and for their use, under the
management of my Executors and to be divided between my Daughters at the
same time and way that the foregoing will points out.

Charles McKinney

James Sisson
Elijah Clowe"

(probate below will - 6 August 1832)