CRAVEN COUNTY, NC - WILLS - Davis Taylor, 13 April 1801
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Will of Davis Taylor located in North Carolina Archives in Raleigh CR
028.801.28

In the name of God Amen  this 13 day of April & in the year of our Lord 18001
I Davis TAYLER of the State of North Carolina and County of Craven Being In a
low State of health But of perfect mind and memory thanks Be to God  Calling
to mind the mortality of my Body and knowing that it is aloted for all to die
I make and ordain this my last Will and testament In the following Manner &
form.

First I give and Bequeath to my Beloved Sister Lucreacy TAYLER All my lands to
and to her Heirs For Ever.

Secondly I give and Bequeath to My Beloved Cousin James TOLSON all my other
property viz one feather Bed Bolster & piller and one Desk and One Shoting
gunn which includes all my property  I also Constitute and ordain Benjamin
Tolson Executor to this my last Will and Testament Signed  Davis (x his mark)
Tayler  (Seal)

Signed sealed in presents of us 
John Porter
Claudius Hamilton

State of North Carolina
Craven County Court September Term 1801
Then was the within Will proved in Open Court by the Oath of John Porter one 
of the subscribing Witnesses there to and Benjamin Tolson the Executor there 
named qualified agreeable to law, Ordained that Letters Testamentary afix (?).
Attest  Samel Chapman  CC