ONSLOW COUNTY, NC - WILL BOOK 2 - Quincy A. Pollock, 8 Jan 1859
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QUINCY A POLLOCK WILL
State of North Carolina
County of Onslow
Will Book 2


State of North Carolina, Onslow County, In the name of God, Amen
I, Quincy A. Pollock of the County of Onslow and State of N.C., being weak in 
body but in perfect mind and memory, blessed be God for the same, and knowing 
that all men have to dy, it is my desire to dispose of what it hath been 
pleased God to bestowed on, be in the following manner in the form of a will, 
first;
I give to my beloved wife, Elizabeth Pollock, one piece of land where the 
house I now live on, beginning at Stones Creek bridge and running up the road 
to Bull branch, then down Bull branch to the creek, then down the creek to the 
beginning and also one negro woman named Clarry and all my stock of every kind 
and all my provision that I have on hand and all my household and kitching 
firnature plantation tools and farming instruments and I also lend to my 
beloved wife Elizabeth Pollock all the balance of my land and four Negroes 
viz., Dave, Calista, Nance & George during her natural life or widowhood and 
also the hire of these Negroes last named, then I give to my daughter Lucretia 
Pollock two hundred and forty dollars in good notes, then at the death or 
marriage of my said wife, it is my will that all the property that I have 
loned to my wife with all the balance of my estate to be equally divided 
between my two daughters Lucretia and Elizabeth Pollock and I do ordain and 
appoint John Cooper executor to this my last will and testament and do publish 
and ordain this to be my last will and testament this 8th day of January AD 
1859.

Witnesses
Jarrott Gornto
Jos. Ennett

State of North Carolina}
Onslow County}
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions June Term 1859
Then was a paper writing offered and admitted to probate on the oaths of 
Jarrott Gornto and Joseph Ennett the subscribing witnesses thereto and the 
same ordered to be filed and recorded as the last will and testament of Quincy 
A. Pollock, decd., and Elizabeth Pollock widow of said Quincy A. Pollock 
entered her dissent to said will, which was entered of record and John Cooper 
the Executor therein named appeared in open court and was duly qualified 
according to law by taking the oath prescribed for executors.
Jasper Etheridge, CCC (county clerk of court)