WASHINGTON CO. KY:  WILLS -- McINTYRE, Thomas, 22 MAY 1795

Submitted 4 May 1998

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THOMAS McANTIRE                                       MAY 22, 1795    
                                                      SEPTEMBER 3, 1795

BEING WEAK AND INFIRM, ETC.
     FIRST I WILL AND BEQUEATH TO MY BELOVED WIFE JANE McANTIRE ONE THIRD PART OF 
ALL HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, HOGS, AS WELL AS OF THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND ONE 
HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND. HER CHOICE OF MY TRACT ON CARTWRIGHT CREEK TO INCLUDE HALF 
OF THE CLEARED LAND THE DWELLING HOUSE AND ORCHARD TO RUN SO AS NOT TO CROSS THE 
CREEK FOR HER DURING HER NATURAL LIFE AND AFTER HER DEATH TO RETURN TO MY ESTATE 
AND TO BE DIVIDED AMONG MY CHILDREN. AS THE BALANCE OF MY ESTATE HEREIN AFTER 
MENTIONED.
     I WILL THAT NO PART OF MY ESTATE REAL OR PERSONAL SHALL BE SOLD BUT KEPT 
TOGETHER IN THE POSSESSION OF MY BELOVED WIFE JANE McINTIRE FOR THE SUPPORT AND 
MAINTENANCE OF HER AND MY CHILDREN OUT OF WIC? ALSO I WILL THAT ALL OF MY 
CHILDREN, TO WIT, ANN, McINTIRE, ELIZABETH McINTIRE, THOMAS McINTIRE, HENRY 
McINTIRE, JOSIAH McINTIRE, LYDIA McINTIRE, PRISCILLA McINTIRE, JOHN SAMUEL 
McINTIRE, AND DENNIS WILLIAM McINTIRE THAT IS NOT ALREADY SCHOOLED SHALL BE 
TOLERABLY WELL, AND THAT PARTICULARLY JOHN SMALL McINTIRE OWING TO AN INFIRMITY 
SHALL BE LEARNED TO UNDERSTAND ARITHMETIC AND BOOK KEEPING WELL.
      I WILL THAT WHEN ANY OR EITHER OF MY CHILDREN ABOVE MENTIONED SHALL MARRY 
OR COME OF AGE IF THEY CHOOSE SHALL BE ENTITLED TO THEIR EQUAL PROPORTION OF THE 
BALANCE OF MY ESTATE BOTH REAL AND PERSONAL TO THEM AND THEIR HEIRS AND ASSIGNEES 
FOREVER. AND IF IT IS FOUND CONVENIENT MY WILL IS THAT THEY BE FURNISHED WITH A 
RIDING CREATURE, BRIDDLE AND SADDLE IN PART OF THEIR PART OF MY ESTATE. MY 
DAUGHTER ANN McINTIRE HAVING THE POSSESSION OF A SORRELL MARE CALLED MUNRO IF SHE 
PLEASES TO TAKE HER SHE IS TO DO SO BUT NOT THE COLT SHE IS NOW WITH, WHICH MARE 
IS TO BE VALUED AND ANN TO AMOUNT TO THE ESTATE FOR SO MUCH RECEIVED ON HER PART 
OF MY ESTATE. ALSO MY DAUGHTER ELIZABETH McINTIRE IF SHE CHOOSES IS TO HAVE A TWO 
YEAR BAY COLT WHICH IS ALSO TO BE VALUED AT SO MUCH OF HER PART OF MY ESTATE.
      I WILL THAT IS [IF?] ANY OF MY CHILDREN SHALL DIE BEFORE THEY COME OF AGE 
OR MARRY THAT THEIR PROPORTION OF MY ESTATE SHALL BE DIVIDED AMONG THE SURVIVORS 
OF MY CHILDREN AND THEIR HEIRS IN THE SAME MANNER BEFORE MENTIONED.
      LASTLY I DO APPOINT MY BELOVED WIFE JANE McINTIRE EXECUTRIX AND MATTHEW 
WALTON EXECUTOR TO MY LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT IN WITNESS WHEREOF I HAVE HEREUNTO 
SET MY HAND AND AFFIXED MY SEAL THE TWENTY SECOND DAY OF MAY 1795.
WITNESSES:
JAMES NEALLY                                          THOMAS McINTIRE
GEORGE GRUNDY
WILLIAM ASTREN
JOHN McINTIRE                                         BOOK A, PAGE 48 
                                                  
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