Orange County NcArchives Wills.....Hanley, Daniel March 3, 1790
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Source: Will Book Volume B, pages 262-263
Written: March 3, 1790
Recorded: Feb 1794
Testator: Daniel Hanley

[Will Book Volume B, page 262]
In the name of God Amane

I Daniel Hanley of the County of Orange & State
of North Carolina Being wake[weak] in Body but of sound
and perfect mind and memorey and calling to mind the
mortality of my body and Knowing that it is appointed for
all men once to die I therefore make and ordain this
my last will and Testament To witt I first and principally
give and recommend my soul to God that gave it and
my body I recommend to he Earth to be buried in a Christian
manner at the Discration of my Executors nothing doubting
but that at the Resurrection I shall receive the same again
by the mighty power of God and as touching such worldly
Estate whee with it hath Pleased God to bless me
with in this life I give demise and dispose of in the
following manner To Witt ~~

Itim I give and bequeath to my living wife the dwelling
and out Houses with all the household furniture [??]
that she is to give to my Daughter Ester and Susana
as soon as the[y] Marry or come of Age Each the one third
part of the said furniture ~~~ ~~~ ~~~

Itim I give and bequeath to my Daughter Catherine [?five?]
shillings specia ~~~~~~~~~~~~

Itim I give and beque[a]th to my Daughter Ann Linn
five Shillings Specia ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Itim I give and beque[a]th to my Daughter Elizabeth five
shillings specia ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Item I give and beque[a]th to my Daughter Grace five
shillings specia ~~ and to her son Daniel one
Cow and Calf ~~

Itim I give and beque[a]th to my Daughter Ruth
five shillings Specia ~~

Item I give and beque[a]th to my Daughter Ester
twenty pound specia ~~~~~~~~~

[Will Book Volume B, page 263]
Itim I give and beque[a]th to my Daughter Susanna
twenty pound and one half of my Land on Cumberland

Itim I give and beque[a]th to my son William all the Lands
I possess after paying the above Legatees and d? ????
all my Just debts he receive my notes and Bonds my
loving wife to have hir one third part of all the Lands
I possess according [to] Quality and Quan[ti]ty During hir life
or widowhood ~~~ Lastly my will is that Alexan-
-der Mebane & James Mebane be whole and sole
Executors to this my last will and Testament Given
under my hand and seal this third day of March in the
year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and Ninety

Test                         his
William Allen           Daniel (+) Hanley (seal)
Daniel Wason                  mark

Before the sealing and delivering of the above item[?] further
my will is I have but the one son and heir at Law it is
my will that if he should Mar[r]y and Die without having
any Lawfull heir it is to be Distributed amongst my
Daughters at the discretion of my Executors Signed
sealed and acknowledged, In the presents of
Test
Henry Beason   Jurat
Daniel Wason

                      Orange February Court 1793
The Execution of the last will and Testament of Daniel
Hanley was duly proved in Open Court by the Oath of
Henry Beason a Subscribing Witness thereto and was Ordered
to be Recorded
                               A. B. Bruce C.C.
Additional Comments:
Will Book Volume B, pages 262-263
Recorded Feb 1794

No loose will found.

Estate Papers comprise 3 pages and are found in a folder labeled "Hanley, David (1794)", although the papers themselves reference the name Daniel Hanley. These are a summons to the executors.