Currituck County, NC - Will & Estate Records

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In the name of God Amen, I Sarah Slaughter of the county of Currituck and
State of North Carolina being of sound mind though sick in Body do Make this
my Last Will & Testament hereby reboking all former wills.

Imprimis I ordain my Just Debts be paid & funeral expenses to be paid.

I give & bequeath to my Daughter Sukey Brunt the Tract of Land I Purchasd of
James Brunt to her & her heirs begotten in Lawfull wedlock. But in case the
said Sukey should Die without such heirs I give the said land after her Death
to my son Thomas Brint & his heirs for ever.

I give to my Daughter Sukey one Bed and furniture one small spinning Wheel  1
Table 1 Beaufeth and Two Cows and Two Cow Calves.

I give to my Son Thomas One Bed and furniture with low Bedstead also One Bay
Horse & Two Cows & Calves & One Hand Mill. It is my desire that all of them
should be sold for the Benefit of my said son.

I give to my said Son the Nursery of apple Trees I had planted on the land
belgoning to Richard Brint.

All the rest of my property within & without doors I order & the amount after
deducting necessary charges to be divided between my son Thomas Brunt and my
daughter Nancy Slaughter.

Lastly I hereby appoint my brother Joel Kinyon Executor of this my Last Will
and Testament hereby Dealaring & Publishing it so to be In witness Where of
have here unto set my hand and seal this 26th Day of November in the Year of
our Lord 1800.

                                       Sarah (her x mark) Slaughter  {Seal} 

Witt Recorded 10 March 1801
James Walmsley
James Brunt Jr

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