BERTIE COUNTY    WILL - Morgan, John 1827

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Will of John Morgan

State of North Carolina
Bertie County
In the name of god ,amain. I , John Morgan, being in purfeat mind & mery, 
Do make this my Last will & testement. first I Lend all my property bail to 
my beloved wife Marthy after paying my just debts.after her Depart I give 
unto my sone, Seth Morgin , 130 acors of Land Binding on the Lands of John 
Morgin younger & the Lands of Charles Cobb including the plantation whereon 
I know Live. I give unto my other sone, John Morgin & Peter Morgin the 
Balance of my lands which is one hundred acors apeace
John Morgin the younger to take his Lot of Lands ajorning the Land where he 
know owns, pervided they assist Seth Morgin in paying a balance of a 
Judgment abtaind against him By Titus More. Each one paying a third off, 
knot somuch of all they shirs of Land to Be sold as will Seths by Me Left.
After the Death of my wife I wish my hows sold & kitch furnuity with my 
stock of Cattle, hogs to Be sold & the money equely devided Betwene my 3 sons
I give unto my grand Daughter Patsey Morgin one Bed &
furnity. I give unto Charles Cobb wife ,Polley, one Dollar. I give unto 
Penelope Cullipher, twen Dollars to Be paid out of that part of my possible 
pproperty that I Before have menchant to be sold & equaly Devided Betwene 
my 3 sons. The above is my wil given under my hand . John(his mark) Morgan
Lastly I anominaote my two sons
John Morgan & Seth Morgan mg
Exetors
November the 7th 1826
J.D. (looks like) Carletan
Henry Phelps

State of North Carolina
Bertie County Court Feb Term 1827
This last will & testament of John Morgan was proved in open court by the 
oath of Henry Phelps, one thos subscribing witneses thereto at the same 
time John Morgan & Seth Morgan the executers, therein named great find as 
such. Let it be Recorded
E A Rhodes
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