Johnston County, NC – Will of Samuel Deloach, 1805

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	Deloach, Samuel will, 1805, Johnston Co, In the name of God Amen, I 
Samuel Deloach of the County of Johnston and State of North Carolina being 
very sick but of sound mind and memory...I lend to my beloved wife, Jarusha 
during her natural life six Negroes, viz Tony, Bob, Jude, Easter, Lewis and 
Ned, also a sorrel mare called  Fancy, two feather beds and furniture and all 
my kitchen furniture, two cows and calves; to my son, Joseph I give 25 
pounds; to my son, John five shillings; to my daughter Treacy Spicer during 
her natural life two negroes, David and Hasty which Negroes after her death 
and the death of her husband I give to be equally divided between the heirs 
of my son, Jesse and daughter Polly Ingram; I give to my son, Jesse all the 
property I have heretofore put in his possession; to my son, Samuel after the 
death of my wife, one Negro woman and child, viz Jude and Ned, also one gray 
horse, two cows and calves; to my son, Solomon after the death of my wife, 
two Negroes Bob and Lewis, also a bay filly called Pigeon; to my daughter 
Polly Ingram, two Negroes Hannah and Diner and one cow and calve; to my two 
grandsons, Sandy (Landy?) And William, fifty dollars each; all the residue of 
my property to be divided equally among all my children; appoint my son 
Solomon and Osborn Hunter my executors, signed Samuel Deloach, wit. Obed. 
Johnson, Elijah Lasorter (X), signed 29 Oct 1805, entered for probate Nov Ct 
1805.  NCA will file Johnston Co, CR.056.801.3, CTC, 4-26-04.