Georgia:  Oglethorpe County:  Andrew McNabb Will, 16 January 1797

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State of Georgia
Oglethorpe County)     In the name of God, Amen. I Andrew McNabb of the 
County and State aforesaid being low and weak in body, but of sound mind 
and memory, Thanks be to God for the same, do make this my last Will and 
Testament in manner and form following..... to wit......

Imprimise--- I leave to my loving wife, Ann McNabb two notes of (in?) 
hand each for Eighty five dollars and seventy five cents given by 
Nathaniel Willis to me, one due the Thirty first day of December A.D. 
1797, the other due the Thirty first day of December
A.D. 1798, my black horse all my household and kitchen furniture, 
plantation utensils of every kind and the one half of all my stock of 
all kinds.....

Item--- I leave to my son, William McNabb one note of hand for Eighty 
five dollars and seventy five cents payable the Thirty first day of 
December A.D. 1799.....

Item--- I leave to my daughter, Margaret McNabb one note of hand given 
by said Willis to on for the sum of Eighty five dollars and twenty five 
cents payable the Thirty first day of December A.D. 1800.....

Item--- I give to Ann Wallace, wife of Oliver Wallace , one note of hand 
given by said Willis to me for Eighty five dollars and twenty five cents 
payable the Thirty first day of December A.D. 1801.....

I likewise give to said Ann Wallace the remaining one half of my stock 
of every kind.....

Item--- I give to my Grandson Henry McNabb all my wearing clothes.....

Lastly--- I leave to my wife all debts due me of every kind whatsoever 
except as before disposed of.....

I hereby Ordain, Constitute, and Appoint my loving wife Ann McNabb my 
sole executor of this my last Will and Testament this Sixteenth day of 
January 1797, signed published and acknowledged in the presents ( 
presence) of us this Sixteenth day of January 1797.....

Test:

John Martin                                                                          
Andrew  McNabb 
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Joseph G. Gill
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(illegible signature) R.C.O.