Hertford County, NC – Will of James Tayloe, 1833

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	Tayloe, James, Bertie Co. Will file, NC State Archives, CR.010.801.16, 
date of will 26 Dec 1822, date recorded Feb Ct 1833, executors Abraim Harmon, 
Leander Tayloe, John Rice and John Holder; “being in perfect mind and memory 
and knowing my time in this life to be but short”; my son Mills Tayloe one 
negro man Harry; son Leander Tayloe land lying in Hartford Co beginning at a 
persimmon trey Thomas Jones line then running a strait course to the mouth of 
(Found) Branch then up the said branch to Abraim Harmon’s line then along 
Harmon’s line to Jones Corner and then along Jones line to the first station; 
to my son John Tayloe land lying in Hartford Co. beginning at a pine in Leander 
Tayloe line then along a line of marked trees to Abner Perry’s line then to 
(Oaddom) corner in Round pocosin then along a line of marked trees to a white 
oak (Agustain) Jinkins corner then along Thomas Jones line to a pine a corner 
then along a line of marked trees to a persimmon tree Leander Tayloe’s corner 
and then along Leander Tayloe’s line to first station; to my son Ritehard 
Rhodes Tayloe land lying in Hertford Co. beginning at the mouth of (fouard) 
branch in a (heaskey) Swamp then running up the said swamp above 
Mingo Island to a branch Abner Perry line then up the main run of said branch 
to John Tayloe corner a white oak then along John Tayloe line to a pine in 
Leander Tayloe line then along Leander Tayloe’s line to the first station 
also $60 in money; to Jonathan Moore Tayloe the tract of land I bought of 
Jesse hail also the tract of land that I bought of Thomas Corbit ajoining the 
other tract; to my wife Sarah Tayloe during her natural life or widowhood 
land where on I now live and all my land adjoining of the said tract, also 
one negro man George and one Negro woman named Esther during her life or 
widowhood (also some stock and personal property); to my son Robert Redick 
Tayloe Negro boy named Chance and all the land where I now live and all land 
adjoining that tract after the death or widowhood of my wife Sarah Tayloe, 
also one tract of land that I bought of Thomas Holder containing 70 acres; to 
my daughter Treasey Harmon one negro man named Nathan; to my daughter 
Elizabeth Dunning $200 in money; to my daughter Christain Harmon one negro 
woman named Rachel; to my daughter Isabel Bird $200 in money; to my daughter 
Margret Tayloe one negro boy named Blunt; to my daughter Tempty Tayloe one 
negro boy named Lawney; to my daughter Harret Tayloe one negro girl named 
Penny; to my granddaughter Margaret Bunch $50; to my granddaughter Christain 
Holder $50; the two negroes that I lent to my wife Sarah Tayloe after her 
death or widowhood, to be sold and the money equally divided among all my 
children except my son John Tayloe; all remaining property that is not given 
in legacies to be sold and after my debts paid, the balance to be equally 
divided among all my children except my son  John Tayloe; signed James 
Tayloe, wit. James Holder, Kinchen T. (Preden), David Rice, Richard R. 
Tayloe. 1-6-00.