Orange County NcArchives Wills.....Goble, George January 15, 1774
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Source: Loose Will, NC Archives CR 073.801, Will Book Volume B, pages 257-259
Written: January 15, 1774
Recorded: Nov 1796
Testator: George Goble

In The Name of God Amen I George Goble of ouring County
and Province North Carolina Being in parfect health prased be God, do Mack thies my Last
Will and Testment as followeth I imprimis I give to my Son Henry Goble the Half of this trac
of Land Wir on I Now Live and all in profe Ment[improvement] and bilding belonging to it Except the
New feld Lieng on the South Side of it Wich I Gabe for my on [own?] property and two Acres
Acors of Mado[Meadow] and the other half of Land and Lieng[lying] on the South Side Wich is Eighty acers
I imprimis and gave to My Son David Goble and I intend to Live with My Sones if
the yuse my Sons as a father' thad I can Live with them and if they Shuld youse Mey it
the two sons Shall beld May a hous in the New feld Wich is a Mantioned apove[above] and two
Rou of apal[apple] trees, and My Son henry Goble is to give My Son David Goble fifteen pound
[???in] the Wey of New hous I emprimis and geve to My Son henry Goble one Rone[roan] Stalon[stallion]
and one Sorel Hors cold[colt] and one gra[y] Mar[e] cold[colt] tree year old and one yearling calf Wich is
jason? to a Cold[Colt] and Savin[seven] hats[heads] of cattle, I emprimis and give to My Son David Goble one
Wite stalon [stallion] and one plack[black] Mare Cold[Colt] and Savin[seven] hads of Catt[l]e and I emprimis and give
to each of my Sons five hade Sheps and ax iron haro and jack. I empremis that My two
Sons Shal have thear Eguel parts and I emprimis that My Son David Goble Shal
have the have[half] of the Grane or Whed[wheat] the Rou apon the improfemend[improvement] for three
year if the offece shuld get open in two years and if the office shuld Not get
open in two years he has to have it None[No? Now?] Longer than two years and Said David Goble
Is to be a halp to Mack[make] the fance[fence] So Leng as he Reses[raises?] grane apon[upon] the old place
Nota beney My Son Henry is to bay[pay] the above mentioned sum of fifteen pounds in five
years herafter without interest and the garel[girl?] that Leves[lives] with My Barbara Conts
I to the Laver[deliver]up to My Two Sons Harry and My Son David is to pay to Said garl[girl?]
the forst[first] years torty Shellings and the years foloing torty five Shillings if She is inhad[?] yous
In Witness Wharof I have herunto Sat My hand and Seal thes fifteent Day of
Jenuara in the year of our Lord 1774

Si[g]ned Seled and the Leverd[delivered] in the              George Goble (seal)
prasones of us
George Cortner
Josanna ???
     his
Simon (X) Adamson
     mark

     A Codicil or Well
be it known to all men by thess presents that I george Goble
of the County of oringe and State of North Carolina
have made and Declared my Last Will and Testament in
writing bearing Date the fifteenth Day of January in the year of our
Lord one thousand sevin hundred and seventy four I the Said George
Goble by thase presnt Codical Do Ratyfy and Confirm my Said
Last Will and Testament to do farther geve and bequeath unto my
be Loving Sons henry Goble and David Goble all the Rest of my
Esax [Estate] to be Equly Devided among them afther my Desece wich I have Sit Doun on a pece
of baber[paper] and gave in the cear of Adam Goble and my will and mening is that these Codical be adjudged
to be part or parcel of my Last will and Testament and that all things therein mentioned and con
=tained be faithfully and Truly perfomed and as fully and amply in Every Respacet as if the
Same were so Declared and set Dowm in my said Last will and Testament witness my hand this
Twenty fifth Day of February one thousand sevin hundred and Eighty six     his
Signed in the prasents  {                                           George (X) Goble (seal)
of us                   {                                                  mark
David Thronberg    }    {
??? Johnson        }Jurat

[Will Book Volume B, page 257]
In the name of God Amen. I George Goble of orange
County and Province North Carolina being in perfect health
thanks be to God do make this my last will and testament as followeth
Imprimis I give to my son Henry Goble the half of this tract of
land where on I now live and all in profe Mant and bilings belong
ing to at except the new field lying on the South side of it which
??? Gabe for my on[own?] property and two Acres of Mado and the
other half of Land and Liing on the South Side which is Eighty acars
imprimis and Give to my Son David Goble and intend to Live with
my sons if the[y] yuse My Son as a father thad I can live with tham and
the Shuld youse My estate two sons shall bild My a house in
the new field which is Mantioned apove and to Rou of Apal tree
My son Henry Goble is to give my son David Goble fifteen pound
the way of New House Imprimis and Give to my son Henry Goble
Ben Staton and one Sorrel Horse Cold[colt] and one gra Mar cold[colt] t[h]ree
year old and one yearling calf which is ??? to a Cold and Savin[seven]
hats[head] of cattle, I imprimis and Give to my son David Goble one
white stal[li]on and one black Mare Cold and Savin[seven] h[e]ads of
cattle and I imprimis and Give to ea[c]h of my Sons five hads
Sheps and ax iron haro[harrow] and Jack.  I imprimis that My two
Sons shal have them Equal parts and I imprimis that my son
David Goble David Goble shall have the have[half] of the Grane or what[wheat] the
Nou upon the improfemand for three year if the office shuld
git open in two years and if the office should not git open in
two years he has to have it Now longer than two years and
David Goble is to be a Halp to mack the fences so long as
Rases grane upon the old place Not benoy[nota bene] my son Henry is to
buy the above mentioned sum of fifteen pounds in five years
her after without interest and the garel[girl?] that Leves with

[Will Book Volume B, page 258]
May Barbra Conts I to the [de]Liver up to my my two sons Harry
and my son David is to pay to said Garl the first year
torty Shillings and the year folowing torty fife if she is
hur your and the year wich is short year tharty five shill
-ings if she is in her your. I witness whareof I have erunto
sat My hand and seal this fifteent Day of Jenuara in
the year of our Lord 1774

Si[g]ned seled and the leverd [delivered] in the
prosones of us                    George Goble (seal)
    George Cortner
    Solomon LyDiel
          his
    Simon (X) Adamson
          mark
A Codicil or Well be it known to
all men by thess presents that I George Goble of the County
of Oringe and State of North Carolina have made and
Declared my Last Will and Testament in writing bearing
date the fifteenth Day of January in the year of our Lord
one thousand sevin hundred and seventy four I the Said George
Goble by thase present Codicil Do Ratyfy and Confirm my
Said Last will and Testament to do farther Give and bequeath
unto my beloving Sons henry Goble and David Goble all
the Rest of my Esax [Estate] to be Equly Devidet among them
afther my Desece wich I have sit Down on a pece of baber[paper]
and Gave in the Cear of Adam Goble and my Will and mening
is that thase Codicil be adjudged to be part or parcel of
my Last will and Testament and that all things herein
mentioned and Contained be faithfully and truly perfomed
and as fully and amply in Every Respacet as if the same were
so declared and set Dowm in my said last Will and
Testament witness my hand this twenty fifth day

[Will Book Volume B, page 259]
of February one thousand sevin hundred and Eighty six

Signed in the presents                         his
of us ~~~                               George (X) Coble[sic] (seal)
David Thrunberg  }
Quin Guerd       )  Jurate      Orange Novmer Court 1796
The Execution of the last will and Testament of George
Coble was duly proved in open Court by David
Thrunburg & Quin Guend and was order to be
Recorded

Additional Comments:
Will Book Volume B, pages 257-259
Recorded Nov 1796

Both the original loose will and the will book copy feature unusual spellings, uncommon words, and poor penmanship.  These two transcriptions are expected to contain many errors, despite efforts to be accurate.

Note that will book copy sometimes has this surname as "Coble"

No estate papers found.  Also looked under Coble.