ONSLOW COUNTY, NC - WILL BOOK 1 - Seth Hadnot, 6 Jun 1831
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SETH HADNOT WILL
State of North Carolina
County of Onslow
Will Book 1

State of North Carolina, Onslow County.
In the name of God Amen.  I, Seth Hadnot, of the count & state aforesaid do 
give and bequeath my property in the manner following to wit.
Article the first.  I give and bequeath to my beloved wife all my household 
and kitchen furniture, to wit, four beds, bedsteads & furniture, three tables, 
nine chairs and generally every thing appertaining thereto.
Article the second.  Two cows & calves.
Article the 3rd.  It is my wish that the residue of my property consisting of 
hogs, farming utensils and one mare to be sold on a credit of six months and 
with the proceeds thereof, I wish all my just debts paid and none others, the 
remainder of any I give my beloved wife Susan, who I do nominate my executrix.
In witness whereof I do hereunto affix my hand and seal this the 6h day of 
June 1831.
(signed his mark) Seth Hadnot

Signed sealed & delivered in the presence of 
J. E. S. Duffy
Serenia (?) (her mark) Morgan

Onslow County, In court August Term 1831.  Then was the will of Seth Hadnot 
offered for probate, which was admitted and proven by the oath of J. E. S. 
Duffy.  (illegible) be executor (?)
Test.  D. W. Sanders, clk