Onslow County NcArchives Wills.....Simpson, Richard September 19, 1816
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Written: September 19, 1816
Recorded: October 1816

I lend to my wife Anna Simpson part of my land known by the name of the 
shipyard field, my dwelling house during her life with all improvements and 
timber sufficient for fencing. Negros Jacob, Amey and Nancy. Said Negroes not 
be carried out of the state. One mare and colt named Modesty. One sorrel 
horse. Two cows and calves. All my plantation tools. Two thirds of my 
household and kitchen furniture. One half of stock of hogs and sheep. My crop. 
A sufficient support the insuing year for her familys use. After death of 
wife, Negroes may and shall return back to my family. Nancy I give to my son 
John 
Simpson, Jacob I give to my grand son Richard Mashbern, Amey I give to my 
grand son Henry Mashbern.

I give unto my son John Simpson at the death of my wife my dwelling house and 
out houses. Also after her death to John all the land I lent her. One Negro 
named Andrew. One Negro woman named Pat. One Negro named Toney. One Negro 
named George. All remaining part of my stock such as horses, cattle, hogs and 
sheep.

I give unto my son-in-law Daniel Mashbern one Negro woman named Ester.

I give to my grand son Richard Mashbern one Negro girl named Alsey and one 
Negro girl named Beck. One Negro boy named George.

I give to my grand son Henry Mashbern one Negro girl named Hannah. One Negro 
girl named Anna. One Negro boy named Kincy. 

It is my will and desire that if either of these my two grand sons should die 
before they arive to the age of twenty one years that the said Negroes herein 
given should go to the other brother.

Lastly I do hereby constitute make and ordain my dealy beloved friends John 
Simpson and John Pollock executors and my dearly beloved wife Anna Simpson 
executrix of my last will and testament.

Richard Simpson {Seal}

Pronounced by Richard Simpson to be his last will and testament in present of 
us.
Test John Johnston Sen'r
Henritta Landen

Onslow County
In court October term 1816 this will was duly proved by the oath of Henritta 
Landen and John Simpson qualified as executors thereto.
Test Banester Lister  Clk

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