Nash County NcArchives Wills.....Taylor, Drury 1808
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Source: N C Archives
Written: 1808
Recorded: 1809

	Taylor, Drury Taylor, Nash Co. Will file, CR.069.801.8, 13 Feb 1808, 
proved Feb Ct. 1809, "being of perfect sense and memory" beloved wife 
Rosamand Taylor, tract of land beginning on the south side of Tar River at 
the mouth of the Red Oak Spring Branch then up the branch to the Spring then 
a south course too the road then down the road to David Winstead's line then 
along the said Winstead line to the (river) then up the said (river) to the 
place where begun at containing 300 acres, two negroes Jeary and Vilet during 
her life, feather bed and furniture; son Arthur Taylor- land beginning on the 
south side of Tar River at the mouth of a gut about 20 yards below Dinah 
Poulan's landing then a strait course to a new marked corner red oak near the 
road then up the road to Wilson Taylor, Sr. line then along said Taylor's 
line to the river then down the river to place begun at, about 60 acres; son 
Simon Taylor- tract begun on the south side of Tar River at the mouth of 
Dickerson's Branch then up the said branch to the second strand that runs 
into the said Dickerson's branch then up the said strand across the road to a 
hickory standing on the apple orchard marked fore and after then a south 
course to the back line then along said back line of David Winstead to said 
Winstead other line then along the said line to the river then up the river 
to place begun at, about 150 acres; Son Simon Taylor not to interfere with 
land lent to my wife; Son Drury- the rest of the land that I have not given 
away, he is not to interfere with that part of the land lent to my wife, 
negro boy, Toney; Grandson John C. Taylor, $50 silver; estate not given away 
to be divided among my children Arthur, Simon and Drury, signed Drury Taylor, 
executor Arthur Taylor, Simon Taylor, Simon Taylor, wit. (?) Hatcher, Edward 
Taylor, Henry W.T. Poulan.  12-10-99 CTC.


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