CHATHAM COUNTY, NC - WILLS - Fereby Morgan, 16 Oct 1843
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Will of Fereby Morgan - 16 Oct., 1843.
Chatham Co., N.C.  Will Bk. C. 1834-1857
Microfilm # C.022.80001, pg. 546 ( old pg. #163-164)

In the name of God Amen. I Fereby Morgan of the County of Chatham &
State of North Carolina being of sound & perfect mind & memory blessed
be God do this sixteenth day October 1843 doe & make & publish this my
last will & testament in manner following that is to say that first of
all my just debts are to be paid out of my estate the balance of my
property I dispose of in the following manner
First. I give & bequeath unto my grandson Andrew Jackson Morgan One cow
& calf one bed & furniture one sow & pigs & one small chest, the balance
of my Estate after paying my debts and the above Legacies if any remain
let it consist of what it may I lend unto my son John Morgan during his
life time and after his death to go to the above named Andrew Jackson
Morgan & Zachariah Morgan them and their issue.
I consider that my daughter Polly Brewer (inserted 'the') wife of Abel
Brewer my daughter Rachel "RICHARD" wife (of) Samuel "RICHARDSON" (NOTE:
the difference in the last name) & the children of my daughter Jemima
Taylor who is now dead have had their full share of my Estate and I
hereby make and ordain my worthy friend Lucien Burnett Executor to this
my last will & testament, In witness whereof I the said Fereby Morgan
have to this my last will & testament set my hand and seal the day &
year above written & signed sealed & published & declared by the said
Fereby Morgan the Testatrix as her last will & testament of whoever
present at the time of signing & sealing thereof
		Fereby (her mark- looks like a blob) Morgan  {seal}
Test
A. H. Dismukes
pg. 164
Chatham County May Sessions 1844
this certifies that the foregoing last will & Testament of Pherebe
Morgan dec'd was proved in open court by the oath of A. H. Dismukes the
subscribing witness thereto & ordered to be recorded whereupon Lucian
Burnett the Executor therein named appeared in open Court & was duly
qualified.
Test.  N.A. Stedman, C. C. C.