Mary Miller, 1802, Livingston, Kentucky

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<BDYoung@corecomm.net>


MARY MILLER, weak and afflicted state of body altho in perfect soundness
of mind.  Recommend spirit into the hands of God almighty.  To CHARLES
MILLER, oldest son, grey mare last spring's colt, and to his wife, side
saddle.  To son JOSEPH, the next colt that my grey mare had.  To son
JOHN, the grey mare and her horse colt.  To son STEPHEN, a young mare
called Fly and her colt and a bay horse called Paddy.  The rest of
moveable property to be equally divided between two sons JOHN and
STEPHEN and of the plantation on which I now live, 50 acres to be run
off on the corner joining the barrons and joining JOHN's line.  The line
is to be run so as to divide the spring out of which I now get my water
and added to my son's place and then the ballance with all the
improvement to be valued and placed with the addition of the 50 acres to
be valued and JOHN and STEPHEN to draw lotts for the part on which I now
live and whoever gets the most valuable of the tracts is to pay up to
the other the difference within one year provided that STEPHEN will
equally divide his headright with JOHN.  Appoint JAMES DEACON and JOSHUA
SCOTT executors.  Signed:  MARY (x) MILLER.  Wit:  JOSEPH REED, JAMES
MILLER, ALEXANDER MAXWELL.  Dated 20 March 1802.  Proved June court
1802.

Note:  see will of her husband Ebeneezer in Nelson County, KY archives

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