CRAVEN COUNTY, NC - WILLS - Jacob Miller, 1 Sep 1732
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WILL OF JACOB MILLER

A typed copy found in the Sybil Hyatt Collection, Miller Folder, located at 
the Lenoir County Public Library, Kinston, NC.  Craven County Deed Book 
1729-1741  CR28-189 Page 39

Will of Jacob Miller - Craven Co

In God's name, Amen, I Jacob Miller of ye Palitine Country, being in new land 
be it known openly That ye Lord God, in North Carolina in American brought me 
here and blest with wordly goods, certain (?) of where I am, old and sick in 
body yet in perfect memory of mind, therefore I comitt my body to ye ground 
and my soul unto ye Almighty God that gave it and as for my worldly affairs I 
despose of after the manner as followeth:

I give all my lands both tract and block - moveable and immoveable to be 
equally divided between my wife and youngest daughter Cathren Miller only that 
plantation where Thomas Cordera lives shall be Divded between these two and my 
daughter shall have the house and plantation, and if my wife should marry 
again then I desire that George Coone and Wendall Blaylor should Take 
Possession of my daughter Cattorin part of the estate and shall keep in their 
possession Till she is of age or married. As this is my Last will and 
Testament as this my hand and seale this first day of September 1732.

Phillip Miller (may have used a mark)

Witness
Peter Galvet, Wendell Baylor