Carteret County, NC - Will of Samuel Maulben, 1791

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Aug. 5th 1791
Record of Wills Book D, page 278

I lend to my son-in-law, Christopher Hawling until the year 1800, 89
acres of land which belongs to my son Peter after the year 1800, which
land is to be peacably given up to him after the above mentioned term
and the above mentioned Hawling is not to rent, leave or give liberty
to any person to pillage or cut wood thereon, which land lies as
follows: running from the above mentioned pine Williston's line to a
gum in Mulberry Branch and running said line to a pine near the head
of Mulberry Branch in the eastward side of said branch from thence to 
a pine to the eastward and norward of Bevinld Branch from thence the
various courses of the marked trees to three marked pines, standing
pretty close together and from the three range in pines to my out
outbounds.

The remaining part of my lands I give to my son-in-law, Christopher
Howling, which is 89 acres

And in case of the death of my son Peter before he should become of age, 
his part of the lands is to be equally divided between my two sons, 
Josephus Mulbin and Christopher Howling [sic]

I give to my daughter, Keronhappoch, the second best bed, etc

It is my desire in case of the death of my two sons, Josephus and Peter 
before they should come of age that their part of the land should be 
equally divided between my two daughters, Elizabeth and Keronhappoch, 
or in case of their deaths without heir that their land given by me 
should return to my two daughters 

Exhibit 27


Collection:  Delia HYATT Papers
1710; 1736-1968
Lenoir County, N.C.
P.C.1529

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