Warren COUNTY  GA  Wills - Hart, Isaac, Sr.

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Isaac Hart, Sr

Last Will & Testament of Isaac Hart, Sr b. 2/20/1773..d 711/1844 Married Sarah Buffington 5/10/1795

 
Georgia, Warren County, In the name of God amen. Know all
whom it may concern that I, Isaac Hart, Senior, of the
state and county aforesaid, being weak and infirm of body
but of sound mind and disposing memory & knowing that it
is appointed to all men once to die & after this the
judgement: do make this my last will & testament, as
follows to wit, & first I give my love to God that gave
it. Me, & my body to the Earth to be buried in decent
Christian burial not doubting but that I shall receive
the same reunited at the great & dreadful day of
Judgement, & as touching such worldly Estate as it has
pleased God to bless me with, in this life, I want the
same disposed of in the following manner to wit. 1st It
is my desire that each of my daughters namely Sarah
Adkins Phoebe Peebles, Mary Hobbs, Milbry Hobbs &
Elizabeth Tarry (their heirs) keep and have the negro
girls & their increase that I have already given them
upon them that is my daughters marriage & which they now
have in possession. 2nd I give & bequeath unto each of my
daughters to wit. Sarah Adkins, Phoebe Peebles, Mary
Hobbs, Milbrv Hobbs & Elizabeth Tarry & their heirs the
Sum of one hundred dollars each to be paid to them by my
Executor herinafter to be named said money to be paid out
of my Estate. 3rd I give & bequeath unto my son Samuel
Hart & his heirs one half of a tract of land containing
together two hundred & fifty acres more or less. Said
land was purchased by, me at public sale of the estate of
Solomon Newsom deed. the dividing line to be run from
North to South parallel with the original lines of S.
tract & Samuel Hart to have the west end which joins his
land where he now lives. 4th I give & bequeath to my son
Barnabus Hart & his heirs Seven Hundred dollars, six
hundred of which is paid, the remaining hundred to be
paid to him by my executor. 5th I give & bequeath to my
son Isaac Hart & his heirs seven hundred dollars of which
is already paid. 6th I give & bequeath to my son William
Hart & his heirs one tract of land (lying on the North
side of the above mentioned two hundred & fifty acre
tract)containing two hundred & seventy six acres more or
less, conveyed to me by deed from Wiley Herndon also one
bed & furniture, & also one hundred dollars to be paid to
him out or my Estate by my Executors. 7th I give &
bequeath to my son Vincent Hart & his heirs Seven Hundred
dollars to be paid to him by my Executors out of my
Estate, also one bed & furniture & two cows & calves. 8th
I give & bequeath to my son Solomon Hart & his heirs one
hundred dollars in addition to what I have already given
him said hundred dollars to be paid to him out of my
Estate by my Executors. 9th It is my desire that all of
my property both real & personal not mentioned in this
will be my Executors equally divided among all my
children & their heirs to wit; (I) Sarah Adkins, (2)
Phoebe Peebles, (3) Mary Hobbs, (4) Milbry Hobbs, (5)
Elizabeth Tarry. (6) Samuel Hart (7) Barnabus Hart, (8)
Isaac Hart, (9) William Hart, (10) Vincent & (II) Solomon
Hart. 10th I do hereby constitute & appoint Aaron Adkins
my son-in-law & my son Isaac Hart my Executors of this
last will & testament to execute the same at their
discretion aftending to the tenor & language thereof & I
do hereby revoke all other wills heretofore made by me,
as witness my hand & seal, this 27th day of January,
1838. In the presence of, John Adkins, Isaac Hart, Elisha
Burson, Daniel F. Adkins Probated 1844 On July 1, 1844,
the last will & testament of Isaac Hart, Sr. is recorded.
Executors are Aaron Adkins and Issac Hart, Jr. On
November 4, 1844, land not specified in the will of Issac
Hart, Sr., is ordered sold by Aaron Adkins and Isaac
Hart, Jr.(exeeutors)

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