Book A, Bottom of page 90. Will of ELIZABETH SCOLLAY, widow.
Prior will, of John Hill, entered into book was dated June
12, 1762. I believe he died in December of 1762.


Book B, Top of page 4. May Court 1772. No idea whose will it
was. Witnesses: HUMPHREY NICHOLLS and WINNEFORD CARTER.
Clerk: JOHN JOHNSTON


Book G, top of page 140. End of will of WILLIAM MC GLAUGHON.
Dated February 28th, 1826. Witnesses: W. H. SPEIGHT and
ELISABETH THOMAS. Probated May Term 1826. Clerk: E. A.
RHODES.


Book G, bottom of page 141. Will of ELISHA THOMAS. Preceding
will probated May Term 1826. "First of all, I lend to my
beloved wife ELIZABETH THOMAS that part of my land whereon
my house stands, that is to say - begin at Green branch in
the Chapple Road then along the said Road to the new Road
then down the Herrin River Road to Green Branch then up said
branch to the first station, by my daughters having liberty
to stay in my house until my son JOHN THOMAS arrives at the
age of twenty-one provided they live single, that is to say
during her natural life or widowhood also one Ruan [?] ---?-
- and which my children is to have the use of when
convenient while my son JOHN [THOMAS] arrives to the age of
twenty-one. Also one cow and calf, two Ewes & Lambs, one sow
and pigs. I give her one bed & Skid & furniture also one
chest & trunk also I lend unto my wife ELIZABETH [THOMAS]
during her life or widowhood one negro man Sip. Secondly my
will and desire is that my land whereon I live and all
adjoining it be equally divided between my two sons JOHN
THOMAS and GEORGE E. THOMAS. Thirdly, my will and desire is
that my Pinney Wood land adjoining JAMES MARDRE, I. B.
SKINNER and others be sold by my Executors at the most
suitable time as they may...."


Book F, top of page 57. Very end of will of WILLIAM MORRISS
[I cannot figure whether it is Sen'r or Jun'r]. Proved in
open court, November term 1807, by oath of WILLIAM MORRISS.
Clerk: JOS. BLOUNT.


Jim Holder