ONSLOW COUNTY, NC - WILL BOOK 2 - Christian Foy, 24 Mar 1845
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CHRISTIAN FOY WILL
State of North Carolina
County of Onslow
Will Book 2


In the name of God, Amen, I, Christian Foy, of the County of Onslow and State 
of North Carolina, being sick and weak of body, but of sound and disposing 
mind, memory and understanding, considering the certainty of death, and the 
uncertainty of the time thereof, I do make, publish and declare this to be my 
last will and testament.
I leave my parental affections to my three sons, praying them to live kind and 
affectionate to each other, fearing God and keeping his commandments.
ITEM First, I give and divise to my son James H. Foy one negro man named 
George to him, his heirs and assigns, one bead and furniture, one mahogany 
table, one set cane bottum chairs, one set silver tea spoons with my name on 
them, ten head sheep, two cows & calves, one yoke of oxen, also one note I 
hold against him for one hundred and twenty dollars.
ITEM Second, I give and devise to my son Christopher D. Foy one negro man 
named Bob and one negro woman Rose, I also wish him to keep in his possession 
all of my Negroes untill December next, also give him two bead and furniture, 
one mahogany table, one beaureau, two sets of chairs, one set table spoons 
marked with my name, I also give him all my kitchen, dairy, and table 
furniture, loom & gear, also all of my hogs, cattle, and sheep not otherwise 
disposed of, one sorrell mare.  I also leave him one hundred dollars to be 
paid out of the note I hold against Joseph S. & Charles H. Foy.
ITEM Third, I give and devise to my darling son, my youngest son Frederick N. 
Foy, one negro boy, Kincy and negro girl Julia, one young horse, I also give 
him one judgment I hold against Brice Burnap, and one note against Joshua Foy 
and John A. Sanders, also one note against Christopher D. Foy for seventy five 
dollars, two beads and furniture, one set tea spoons marked with the letters 
F.F., one trunk and one chest, one note I hold against Joseph S. and Charles 
H. Foy.
ITEM Fifth (Note: fourth seems to be omitted), I wish all three of my sons to 
bear there proportion in paying my doctors bills if the notes I hold against 
Isaac Taylor, John Hewitt and M. F. Matticks is not sufficient to pay off and 
discharge them.
ITEM Sixth, I give and devise to my son Christopher D. Foy all the residue of 
my house furniture.
I do nominate and appoint my son James H. Foy to be the sole Executor of this 
my last will and testament.  In testimony whereof, I the said Christian Foy do 
hereunto set my hand seal this 24th day of March AD 1845.
(signed) Christian Foy

Signed, sealed in presence of
Richard Talman

State of North Carolina}
Onslow County}
Court of Pleas & Quarter Sessions December Term 1847
Then was the foregoing will of Christian Foy offered for probate and the same 
admitted as such by the oath of Richard Talman, the subscribing witness 
thereto and James H. Foy, the Executor therein named, appeared in open court 
and was duly qualified, and it was by the court that letters testamentary be 
granted him and this will ordered to be recorded and filed.
Jasper Etheridge, clk