ONSLOW COUNTY, NC - WILL BOOK 2 - David L. Sanders, 22 Jan 1846 
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DAVID SANDERS WILL
State of North Carolina
County of Onslow
Will Book 2


In the name of God, Amen; I, David L. Sanders of Onslow County being of sound 
mind and memory do make and establish this my last will and testament, on this 
the 22nd day of January, one thousand eight hundred & forty six.
First, it is my will & desire that my body should be decently intered in the 
burial ground of Gen. Edward Ward, decd., by the side of my wife and the 
expences arising shall be paid first.
Second, it is my desire that all my just debts be paid from the property I 
leave to be sold and notes I leave and if not sufficient, the balance from the 
hire of my boy Charles.
Third, I loan unto my beloved daughter Betsey Ann Spearman a feather bed & 
furniture, what crockery & pot ware I may have; also, my bay mare Caroline & 
increase if any, during her life and then to go to her children.
Fourth, I loan unto my beloved daughter Fanny Henderson a feather bed now at 
her house, during her life and then to her children, and I give her twenty 
five dollars.
Fifth, I leave my boy Charles to be hired out for the term of five years and 
the proceeds after my debts are paid to be applied to the support and 
education of my son David L. Sanders and the children of Betsey A. Spearman.
Sixth, I give & bequeath unto my son David L. Sanders fifty dollars to be paid 
him by my son William S. Sanders for the horse I sold him.
Seventh, I give and bequeath unto my beloved sons William S. Sanders and David 
L. Sanders my boy Charles after the term of five years, to be equally divided 
between them and if my son David should die before he comes to age, William is 
to have the negro by paying over twenty five dollars to each of his sisters 
for the benefit of their children.
Eight, I leave my rowing canoe, two ceins (seines?), and chest of tools to be 
sold
Ninth, I do hereby constitute and appoint my worthy friend Edward W. Montfort 
my executor to this my last will and testament.
(signed) D. L. Sanders
NB the word fifty dollars in clause sixth inserted before signed

Test: J. S. Wren
Test: A. J. Johnston

State of North Carolina}
Onslow County}
Court of Pleas & Quarter Sessions, February Term 1846.
Then was this paper writing purporting to be the last will and testament of 
David L. Sanders was duly proved in open court by James S. Wren and Andrew J. 
Johnston, the subscribing witnesses.  It is ordered & adjudged by the court 
that this paper writing is the last will and testament of David S. Sanders, 
decd., and that the same be filed & recorded as such Edward W. Montfort the 
executor named in said will appeared in open court and was qualified as such, 
and it is ordered that letters testamentary give to him.
Jasper Etheridge, clk