Orange County NcArchives Wills.....Carrel, James March 8, 1842 ************************************************ Copyright. All rights reserved. http://www.usgwarchives.net/copyright.htm http://www.usgwarchives.net/nc/ncfiles.htm ************************************************ File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: Ben Franklin ben.franklin.ffru@gmail.com May 2024 Source: Loose Will, NC Archives CR 073.801, Will Book Volume F, pages 136-137 Written: March 8, 1842 Recorded: May 1842 Testator: James Carrel In the name of God Amen I James Carrel of the County of orange and State of Nothcarolinea[sic] being of Sound mind and memory but Considering the uncertainty of my Earthley existence do make and declare this my last will and testament and manner and form following that is to Say item I give and devise to my wife Polly one hundred & fifty Acres of land it being the place I now live on Item I give to my youngest daughter Ellin also off of the same tract untel she comes of full age her main tainance also to wife Polley[sic] two dollars Item I give and devise to my daughter Ellin Eighty acres of land on the hillsborough road and the land shall be rented Ev[e]ry year to the highest bidder ["Every year to the highest bid" repeated, x-out] ["der" x-out] and the taxes of both plantations paid and the balance of the rent shall be paid to Ellin when she comes to full age Item I give to my daughter Ellin one bed and furniture Suitable for the bed Item I give to my wife Polly one bed Item I give to son Lemuel fifty acres of land on the East Side of my plantation ad Joining of his own Item I give to my Son John fifty acres of land the Same Side next to Lemuel['s] share Item I give to my son Dixon fifty acres of land the third lot the Same Side Item I give to my son William two dollars Item I give to my grand son James McCollum two dollars Item what is sold shall be Equilly divided among my nine children [page 2] Lemuel and John and William and Dixon Candis and Cynthia and Martha and Elizabeth and Ellin Where as I Choose my Executors to be my daughter Ellins guardian until she comes to full age I appoint my Son[s] Lemuel and William Brewer my Executors March 8th 1842 Whereunto I set my hand and seal his James (X) Carol (seal) James Reeves Jurat mark Calvin Carrell Wm. Brewer qud. Exr. Lemuel Carrel renounces his right to qualify as Exr. [Will Book Volume F, page 136] In the name of God Amen I James Carrol of the County of Orange & State of North Carolina being of Sound mind & memory but Considering the uncertainty of my earthly existence do make & declare this my last Will & Testament and manner & form following that is to say Item I give & devise to my wife Polly one hundred & fifty acres of land it being the place I now live on Item I give to my youngest Daughter Ellin also off of the same tract untel she comes of full age her maintanance also to wife Polly two dollars Item I give & devise to my daughter Ellin eighty acres of land on the Hillsboro road & the land shall be rented out every year to the highest bidder & the taxes of both plant- ations paid & the ballance of the rent shall be paid to Ellen when she comes to full age Item I give to my daughter Ellin one bed & furniture suitable for the bed Item I give to my wife Polly one bed Item I give to son Lemuel fifty acres of land on the East Side of my plantation adjoining of his own Item I give to my son John fifty acres of land the same side next to Lemuel's share Item I give to my son Dixon fifty acres of land the third lot the same side Item I give to my son William two dollars Item I give to my grand son James McCollum two dollars Item what is sold shall be equally divided between[among] my nine Children [Will Book Volume F, page 137] Clemuel[Lemuel] & John & William & Dixon Candis & Cinthy & Martha & Elizabeth & Ellin Wher[e]as I Choose my Executors to be my daughters Ellin's guardian untill she comes to full age I appoint my son[s] [Lemuel and] William Brewer my Executors March 8th 1842 here unto I set my hand & seal his Test James (X) Carol (seal) James Reeves mark Calvin Carrell Orange County May Term 1842 The execution of the for[e]going last will & Testament of James Carrel was duely[sic] proved in open Court by the Oath of James Reaves one of the subscribing witnesses ther[e]to & ordered to be recorded At the same time William Brewer Esq. appeared in open Court & qualified as executors accordingly Test Additional Comments: Will Book Volume F, pages 136-137 Recorded May 1842. Estate Papers comprise 15 pages and are found in a folder labeled "Carroll, James (1842)". No family history found.