Warren COUNTY  GA  Wills - Fluellen, Elizabeth

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ELIZABETH FLEWELLEN


The Will of Elizabeth Flewellen was probated in Warren
Co. in 1845. This was typed from a typed copy from the
clerk and not from the original. Note that paragraphs 16
and 24 are missing. Also the name of Sawby may be Sorsby.
THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF ELIZABETH FLEWELLIN ,
DECEASED GEORGIA, WARREN COUNTY In the name of God Amen.
I Elizabeth Flewellin of the County aforesaid do make and
ordain this my last Will and Testament in manner and form
following to wit. To God I return my Soul and my body to
the earth in Christian burial. Of my temporal goods I
give first to my Sister Sarah Persons two thousand
dollars in cash. SECOND. To Elizabeth Flewellin daughter
of my sister Sarah Persons I give one thousand dollars.
THIRD. I give to William Shivers Senr. two Thousand
Dollars. In trust to and for the use of Elizabeth
Shivers, wife of George W. C. Shivers and her children.
The interest where of is to be given to the best plan to
support the said Elizabeth and children during her life
and then to be equally divided among all her children and
representatives of children. FOURTH. I give Nicholas W.
Pitts, Nestor Pitts & John Pitts, Francis Shivers & Nancy
Brown, children of my sister Martha, twelve hundred
dollars each. FIFTH. I give my sister Rebecca Whitehead
fifty dollars because she is wealthy not that I love her
less. SIXTH. I give Ann Bozerman daughter of my sister
Rebecca Whitehead two Thousand dollars. SEVENTH. I give
to the sons of my sister Whitehead by her marriage with
Alexander Sawby, six thousand dollars to be equally
divided share and share alike. EIGHTH. I give Maria
Flewellin wife of Thomas Flewellin one thousand dollars.
NINTH. I give my sister Frances Drake six thousand five
hundred dollars. TENTH. I give my sister Lucy Body seven
Thousand five hundred dollars. ELEVENTH. I give Alford
Battle son of my sister Mary fifty dollars, not that I
like him less, but because he is already wealthy and only
one child. TWELFTH. I give my sister Mary's grand child
by her marriage with William Arrington a daughter now
living with Alford Battle five hundred dollars.
THIRTEENTH. I give to the children of Martha Sharp by her
first marriage with Fort two hundred dollars to be
equally divided among them. FOURTEENTH. I give Mary Ann
Collier one thousand dollars. FIFTEENTH. I give to
William Battle son of my sister Mary one thousand
dollars. SEVENTEENTH. I give to Frederick Battle brother
as above one thousand dollars. EIGHTEENTH. I give to the
children of Larkin Battle to be equally divided among
them one thousand dollars. NINETEENTH. I give Nicholas
Arrington son of my sister Mary one thousand dollars.
TWENTIETH. I give Elizabeth Boddie daughter of my sister
Mary one thousand dollars. TWENTY FIRST. I give Thomas
Battle son of my sister Mary one thousand dollars. TWENTY
SECOND. I give my negroes Prip, Crawford, Jane, and her
three children, Martha, James Russell & Silva, to
Elizabeth Boddie daughter of my sister Mary. I wish Prip
well used. TWENTY THIRD. I give my negroes Harry, his
wife Mary Ann and children Julian Lodarky, Millona,
Eldan, Harry, Ann Elizabeth & Austin to Thomas Battle son
of my sister Mary. TWENTY FIFTH. I give to Nestor & John
Pitts my negores, Mikbra, Pulaski, Flora, Columbus, Ann
Dawson, Mary Frances & Jordan. TWENTY SIXTH. I give to
John H. Drake, Francis Drake and Calvin Drake equally my
negroes Narcissa, Lad, Martin, Fayette, Perry, Cypheann,
Marceny, James Madison, Alford, Athelstan Andrews & John
Richard. TWENTY SEVENTH. I give to Mary Ann Collier my
negroes, Alace, Barny, Randolph, Canneng, Cynthia,
Brigadier, Louisa A. Drake & Jackson. TWENTY EIGHTH. I
give my negroes Fony, his wife Charry, their children
Charity, Mary & Lucy, with Charity's two children and
Emmit to Laurence Battle. TWENTY NINTH. I wish Squir &
Willis to be sold by my Executors. THIRTIETH. I give my
sister Sarah Persons one thousand dollars. THIRTY FIRST.
I wish my Executors to sell all my lands at the Court
house in Warrenton and pay over the proceeds to the
children of my sister Lucy equally share and share alike.
THIRTY SECOND. I give all the balance of my estate of
whatever name, kind or nature to my sister Mary's son,
Thomas Battle. THIRTY THIRD. I hereby nominate constitute
and appoint Thomas Battle Executor of this my last Will
and Testament. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set
my hand and seal Feb. 19th, 1839 Signed Sealed published
& declared.ELIZABETH FLEWELLIN Test. James A. Chapman,
Chapman F. Maddux, Stodard W. Smith


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