CHATHAM COUNTY, NC - WILLS - Daniel Winter, 6 Apr 1796
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Daniel Winter Will dated 6 Apr., 1796, proved Feb., 1800
Chatham Co., N.C. Record of Wills, Vol. A (1798-1819) pg. 160-B
N.C. State Archives film # C.022.80001

Note: Daniel is probably, a Quaker

I Daniel Winter of Chatham county North Carolina thinking it mindful for
the my outward affairs to make this my last Will Testament. Making void
all former will and confirming this present writing.
Firstly - I will that my Executors hereinafter named to pay all my just
debts and expenses of burial.
Secondly- I give to my son Samuel Winter one dollar or its value in
Cash.
Thirdly- I give an bequeath to my daughter Sarah the North end of the
land my deed describes the South and being conveyed by me to John Dixon,
the boundary whereof may be seen in his deed. the remaining part or
North part as described in a Deed of  conveyance from Jacob Going to me.
I give to my Daughter Sarah her heirs and assigns forever.
Fourthly- I give to my Daughter Lydia one Dollar
Fifthly- I give and bequeath to my daughters Nancy? Ruth & Ann twenty
five pounds apiece.
Sixthly- I give to Joseph Dixon son of my late Dec'd wife, my bed and
furniture belonging thereto. 

(Note: I believe in this case he means his step son, as he mentions his
wife was married before, to a Dixon.)

Seventhly- I give to my daughter Sarah all the rest of my property
whatever. Lastly I appoint my son in law Nathan Dixon to execute this my
last will and TEstament in witness whereof. I se my hand and seal, this
6th day of Apl. 1796
			Daniel Winter    {Seal}
Witnesses
James Underwood , Jurat
George Dixon
Hannah Dixon
		Proved February, 1800 by the oath of James Underwood, a subscribing
witness thereto  
				Test. J. R.