CUMBERLAND COUNTY, NC - WILLS - Probate Action, Henry King
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North Carolina
Court of Probate
Cumberland County
April Term, 1822

Ordered that John B. Shepherd with George Jones, William Taylor and Ferq. C. 
Armstrong, Freeholders, be a committee to lay off to Mrs. Barbara King & 
Family one year support for her, out of the Estate of her decd. husband, Henry 
King. Report to the next term.

>From the Minutes
Signed; Tho. Armstrong

note; I will attend on next Monday
signed J. B. Shepherd

Barbara King
Widow of Henry King
Year Allowance
Filed 17 April 1822
State of North Carolina
Cumberland County
 We the undersigned being appointed be the Probate Court of the County 
aforesaid at April Term 1822 a committee to lay off to Mrs. Barbara King & 
Family one years support for her out of the Estate of her deceased husband, 
Henry King & to report to the next term have in obedience to said order this 
day met at the house of said Henry King decd. and having acertained the 
numbers in family requiring support together with such other matters as were 
deemed necessary for us to ascertain - beg leave to report the following 
allowance to the said Barbara King for the support of herself & family being 
sixteen in number.
To wit twenty five bushels of corn in addition to the quantity on hand 
estimated by us to be seventy bushels - and also the proceeds of the growing 
wheat crop(supposed to be about four acres sown).
Seven hundred pounds of bacon in addition to the quantity now on hand supposed 
to be five hundred pounds.
Fifty pounds hog lard.
Eighty pounds brown sugar - twenty five pounds coffee - twelve gallons 
molasses - fifteen pounds loaf sugar - one pound tea - one barrel flour - and 
five gallons brandy.

Given under our hand this 9th day of April 1822
signed;
J. B. Shepherd
George Jones
William Taylor
Ferq. C. Armstrong