Talbot County Georgia - Wills    Daniel C. Maund

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Talbot County Wills Volume A, 1827-1856

5 May 1849  DANIEL C. MAUND of Talbot Co.
To my beloved wife Christiana Maund during her life
or widowhood, a house and lot in Talbotton on the
west side of the public square, household and kitchen
furniture, and negroes Milley, a woman, girl Vilet,
boy Tom and infant Jim, and after my wife's death or
marriage, to my 4 youngest sons, Noah B. Maund,
Malichi L.B.B.V.O. Maund, Joseph H. Maund, and
William B. Maund.  The following negroes to be hired
out until 1860, and then sold by my execs: a man Jim,
boy John, boy Seasar, boy Toney, boy Isac, woman
Meriah, woman Liller, woman Kitty, woman Avey, infant
Catherine.  Money to go for support of wife and
children and schooling of boys.  To Cynthia Bellyeu,
wife of Colson Bellyeu, $5 her full share of my
estate.  The balance of the money after the sale of
the negroes to go to the following 12 children, share
and share alike:
	to Candis Huff, wife of Travis Huff,
	to Caroline Bellyeu, wife of Berry Bellyeu,
	to John C. Maund,
	to Wesley A. Maund,
	to Mary Sewell, wife of James H. Sewell,
	to Osborn K. Maund,
	to Daniel C. Maund, Jr.,
	to Julian Wilson, wife of Matison Wilson,
	to Noah B.P. Maund,
	to Malichi L.B.B.T.O. Maund,
	to Joseph H. Maund,
	to William A. Maund,
all to have equal parts.  My wife is to have the
benefit of a mare named Fan, a buggy and horse and
wagon; my gold watch, chain and key to my son Joseph
H. Maund, and if he dies, to my son Noah.  Execs and
guardians of 4 youngest children: Elijah Wells and
Edmund H. Worrill.  They, boys nor their property,
not to be moved out of this county until they are of
age.
S/: Daniel C. Maund
Wit: Marion Bethune, S.P. Yarbrough, Henry Jones, Thomas J. Boynton.
Proved 2 Sept 1850 by Bethune, Jones and Boynton in open court.
Rec: 5 Sept 1850, pages 270-274