Jane Moore - 1846 - Lincoln County, NC - Wills

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Will of Jane [Reid] Moore, recorded: Book 41, page 28:

The State of North Carolina, Lincoln County
To all people to whom these presents shall come Jane Moore of the county
aforesaid Greeting Know ye that I Jane Moore for and in consideration of
the natural love and affection which I have and bear unto my son in law
Joseph and Mary Lawing his wife and for other good causes and
considerations me hereunto moving have given and granted and by these
presents do give and grant unto the said Joseph Lawing and Mary his wife
all and singular my goods and Chattels following heremention the goods
One Horse and one Cupboard three Beds and furniture one set of Drawers
One Clock, One Walnut Chest One Loom three tables House and Kitchen
furniture too tedious to mention and my Dower of Land on which I now
live and fifty Dollars in cash that is coming from Elizabeth Moore to
the said Jane Moore to have hold and enjoy all and singular the said
goods Chattels and Personal Estate aforesaid unto the said Lawing and
wife his Executors Administrators and assigns to the only proper use and
behoof of him the said Joseph Lawing and Mary Lawing his Executors
Administrators and assigns ______ only proper use and behoof of the said
Lawing his Executors Administrators and assigns forever and I the said
Jame Moore all and singular the aforesaid goods and Chattels and
premesis to the said Lawing his Executors Administrators and assigns
against all persons whatsoever shall and well warrant and forever defend
by these presents in Witness hereunto I set my hand and affix my seal
this the 20th day of April 1846

Jane Moore (seal)

P Cansler
P Pollard

N.B. It is hereby further understood that the said Joseph Lawing and
wife are hereby under obligation to take care of and maintain the
aforesaid Jane Moore during her natural life by furnishing her in food
Clothing & lodging In witness whereof the said Lawing hath hereunto set
his hand and affixed his seal this May 14th 1846.

Joseph Lawing

P Pollard
Samuel Pollard

State of North Carolina Lincoln County Court of Pleas & Quarter Sessions
June Sessions 1846
The within deed was proved in open court by P Cansler and P. Pollard the
subscribing witnesses recorded and ordered to be registered.

Witness R. Williamson clk


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