ASHE COUNTY, NC - WILLS - Elizabeth Blackburn, 27 Sep 1804
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          Elizabeth Blackburn's Will

Ashe County
              
                In the name of God Amen – I Elizabeth Blackburn [Balwekburn] 
being in a low state of health, but Purfect sound in mind and memory thanks be 
to Almighty God for the same, and knowing that it is appointed for all Men 
once to die do make and ordain this my last Will & Testament in manner and 
form following.  First, I desire that all my Just debts be paid, then I 
bequeathe to my beloved son Edmond Blackburn all my house hold Furnature 
except one bed and wareing clothes – also I give him one mare one cow 
yearling.
Also my Daughter Sally Blackburn I give one bed and Furnature & all wearing 
clothes, also the horses in the hands of Barnet Owen – I desire to be sold for 
a twelve months credit, and the money to be divided between my children to 
with – John Blackburn Levi Blackburn and Sally Blackburn.  I also appoint 
William Greer  and Edmond Blackburn my Executors      
At Which I set my hand & Seal this 27th  of September 1804
                                                                     
					Elizabeth Blackburn	     her
Witness								      x
James Parsons   Jurat						     mark
David Greer Jr.

North Carolina      }
Ashe County         }                               Nov. Term 1804
        The within will was duly proven in open court by the oath of David 
Greer in order to be registered
                                        Test        Jno M Millan Clk