CHATHAM COUNTY, NC - WILLS - William Willis, 20 Feb 1801
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Chatham Co., N.C. Record of Wills, Vol. A, pg. 193b
N.C. State Archives film # C.022.80001

MY NOTE: This will is typed and then microfilmed. So, the will may or
may not say what was typed. I cannot recall ever hearing of a Moos ( it
may be the name Muse)

William Willis Will dated Feb., 20, 1801

In the Year of our Lord 1801, Feb. 20th I, William Willis of the county
of Chatham & State of North Carolina do make & alledge this my last will
& Testament. I give & bequeath unto my wife Honour Willis every thing
during her life, and after my just debts are paid and after her deceas
Nancy Olieve Ten pounds, Rebecca Cain Five pounds, Molly Moos five
pounds Polly Moos five pounds Sinthy Cain I give one Negro Gal that I
bought of Elisha Cain named Mimey, Susaner Rhoads five pounds
I request of Susaner Rhoads all that I lent to her to give up in order
to pay my debts And after the deceas of my Wife Honour Willis, all to be
sold & equally divided between Sinthy Cain and Iry Olieve there is a
mistake made of ten pounds which I, give to Britain Moos. I leave Abel
Olieve my whole executor
			William (his mark "M") Willis
George Wood
Test
William Goodwin
The above will was proved in open Court by the oath of William 
Goodwin a subscribing witness thereto -whereupon Abel the xecet'r
therein
named refused to qualify.