Orange County NcArchives Wills.....King, Thomas January 18, 1832 ************************************************ 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 E, pages 315-316 Written: January 18, 1832 Recorded: May 1834 Testator: Thomas King State of North Carolina } I Thomas King being far advanced in Orange County . . . } years but of disposible mind do make this my last will revoking all others Heretofore made by me It is my desire that all my Just debts be paid and that only a sufficiency of my property be sold to pay them ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Secondly. I Give to my dearly beloved wife Elizabeth King The Tract or tracts of Land whereon I live supposed to contain one Hundred and fifty acres and one Half - adjoining the Lands of James Walker and others also all my stock of every description also every species of Property I may leave at my death of any kind or description or any debts that may be due me the above property I leave to Her during her natural life ~~~~~~ Thirdly I Give to my son Thomas King my youngest son the Land above mentioned after the death of my wife to Him and his Heirs forever ~~~~~~ I Give to my Daughters Dicy King and Marsha Ann King all the property my wife may Have at her death to be equally divided between them or their Heirs forever ~~~~~~ I nominate and appoint my friend James Leathers Executor and my wife Elizabeth King Executrix to this my last will and Testament ~~~~~ Signed this 18th day of January 1832 Eighteen Hundred and Thirty two ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ In presence of ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ his Wm Duke Jurat Thomas (+) King James Leathers mark Widow qd. as Executrix [Will Book Volume E, page 315] State of North Carolina } I Thomas King being far advanced in years Orange County } but of de[s]posible mind do make this my last will revoking all others Heretofore made by me It is my desire that all my Just debts be paid and that only a sufficiency of my property be sold to pay them Secondly I Give to my dearly beloved wife Elizabeth King The Tract or tracts of Land whereon I live supposed to contain one Hundred and fifty acres and one Half adjoining the Lands of James Walker and others also all my stock of every description also every Species of property I may leave at my death of any Kind or description or any debts that may be due me the above property I leave to ["my" x-out] Her during her natural life Thirdly I Give to my Son Thomas King my Youngest son the Land above mentioned after the death of my Wife to Him and His Heirs forever I Give to my Daughters Dicey King and Marsha Ann King all the property my wife may Have at her death to be equally divided between them or their Heirs forever I nominate and appoint my friend James Leathers Executor and my wife Elizabeth King Executrix to this my last Will and Testament ~~~ Signed this 18th day of January 1832 Eighteen Hundred and Thirty two In presence of his W J Duke Thomas (+) King (seal) James Leathers mark [Will Book Volume E, page 316] Orange County May Term 1834 The Execution of the foregoing last Will and Testamen[t] of Thomas King Decease was duly proved in open Court by the Oath of William J Duke a subscribing Witness thereto and ordered to be Recorded at the same time the Executrix there in named appear[e]d in open Court and Qualified Accordingly Test Additional Comments: Will Book Volume E, pages 315-316 Recorded May 1834 No estate papers found.