ONSLOW COUNTY, NC - WILL BOOK 2 - Buckner Barry, 7 Jul 1851
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BUCKNER BARRY WILL
State of North Carolina
County of Onslow
Will Book 2


State of N.C., Onslow County, July 17th 1851
I, B. Barry, being in good mind & memre, I now set down to make this my last 
will, it being for the good & content of my childring.  First of all, I 
recommend my soul to God and my boddy to be deasently buried by my executors 
and all of my just debts to be paid = first of all, I give to my son Bryan 
Barry two hundred dollars out of his note I also give to my son Bazell M. 
Barry two hundred dollars.  I now also give to my son A. Barry two hundred 
dollars, I also give to my son J. B. Barry three negros named Ally and her two 
oldist girl children named Caroline and Ann Meriah also two hundred dollars & 
now I give to my son Claudius Barry, if he is aliving and ever returns to this 
country again I leave him five negroes named Cain, Wile, Luci, Pleasant & her 
child Lot (?) & also two hundred dollars & if the said Claudius Barry never 
returns back any more for the property that I have left him to be divided 
among my other four boys.  Now I leave to my daughter Rachel Young all the 
negroes that she has in possession & one hundred dollars I now leave to my 
daughter Athaliah Frazell all the negros that she has in possession.  I also 
lend to her the lands where she now lives after her death to her childring.  I 
now leave to her one hundred dollars all to be paid out of what I shall leave 
to be sold.  I now leave to my grandson, a son of Brynson Barry deceased, ten 
dollars.  I now give to my three grand childring Brynson Bryan, James Bryan, 
Selah Bryan forty dollars to each of them.  Now I leave a negro man by the 
name of Adam to be hired out ten years if he lives & the moneys to be kept in 
the hand of my executors on interest untill the ten years is out & then for 
the moneys to be divided among my own childring if aliving or to there heirs.  
Now I wish and desire for all of my lands on (illegible) where my daughter 
Athaliah Frazell lives to be sold and all of my other property such as all my 
stock, household & kitchin furniture to be sold and equally divided among all 
my own childring that is aliving at that time.
Now I leave Robert White Bazzell M. Barry my executors to this my last will 
doing away all others wrote heretofore as witness my hand this day & date 
above written.
(signed) B. Barry

Sign in present of

State of North Carolina}
County of Onslow}
Court of Pleas & Quarter Sessions March Term AD 1852
Then was the execution of the foregoing will duly proven by the oaths of 
George S. Ward, David E. Sandlin and Benjamin D. Cowell and Robert White who, 
being duly sworn, say that the body of said will, together with the signature 
thereto, is in the proper handwriting of said Buckner Barry and it is proved 
by the oath of said Robert White that said will was found among the valuable 
papers of said Barry and Bazel M. Barry qualified as Executor thereof, Robert 
White appearing in open court and renouncing his right to qualify thereto.
Jasper Etheridge, clk