NASH COUNTY, NC - WILLS - John Joiner, 27 Mar 1810
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Will of John Joiner
Nash County, North Carolina
27 March 1810        R.  May Court 1811

In the Name of god amen

I John Joiner of the county of Nash and state of North Carolina Being weak in 
body but of perfect sound mind sense memory and understanding Do make this my 
last will and Testament in form and Manner (to wit)  I give my soul to 
almighty god that gave it and my Body to be Buried at the discrition of my 
Executors hereafter mentioned
Item my desire is that all my just debts and funeral charges be first paid 
and then my worldly goods to be divided in manner following
Item).  I give and bequeath to my Dear and well beloved wife Elizabeth Joiner 
five b..?.. corn two feather beds & furniture one bay mare named phillis  one 
cow and yearling  one sow and two pigs  one small pot & hooks  one dutch over 
& hook  one frying pan  three case knives & forks  one pewter Dish  two 
pewter basons  five earthan plates  one chest  one punch bowl  one cream pot  
one narrow ax   one broad hoe  one skillet  one gridiron  six table spoons  
one soope spoon  one woolling wheel &  pair of cotton cards   one water pail  
one washing tub  three chears  one table dureing her life or widowwood and 
after her Death or marriage to be equally divided between my five children 
namely Jesse Joiner  John Joiner   Curtis Joiner   Elizabeth Langley & 
Elizabeth Jackson
Item).  I give and bequeath to my two sons Jesse Joiner & Curtis Joiner all 
my working tools that belong to my shop to be equally Divided between them 
and all the remaining part of my estate to be sold  to pay my just debts and 
if their is any remainded over paying my debts that to be Equally Divided 
between my five children  Jesse Joiner  John Joiner  Curtis Joiner  Elizabeth 
Langley  and Elizabeth Jackson and I constitute and appoint my sons Jesse 
Joiner & Curtis Joiner Executors to this my last will and Testament in 
witness  Whereof I have here unto set my hand and seal this twenty seventh 
Day of March one thousand Eight hundred and ten   

John (x) Joiner  his mark

Signed and sealed in presents of William Langley (x) and Elizabeth  (x) 
Langley her mark.
Nash County May Court 1811
The foregoining will was duly proven in open court by the oath of William 
Langley a subscribing witness thereto & on motion ordered to be recorded.  
Attest  Wim Hall CC
and is Registered in obedience to the above order.  Attest  Wm Hall  CC