ORANGE COUNTY, NC - Wills - Jonathan Nichols Jr., May 1808
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Orange County, North Carolina
Will Book D, page 227

Jonathan Nichols Jr. - May 1808

In the name of God Amen I Jonathan Nichols Junr being in sound mind &
memory tho much indisposed constitute this my last Will and Testament
- First I ordain and appoint that my body be decently buried and the
expenses be payed out of estate my Soul I commit to who gave it me
fully expecting and believeing immortality and the union of the sole
and body after the resurrection of the latter - First I give and
bequeath to my mother Sarah Dickson one note of four pounds in the hands
of John Holden & three pounds ten shillings due me by the Said Holden
for Work and labour done (Secondly) I give and bequeath to my father
Jonathan Nichols one horse Colt Also fifty Dollars left my be my
grand father which is now in his hands -
Signed Sealed & delivered                       Jonathan Nichols (seal)
In the presence of
? H. Bowman
Thomas Ray

                                           Orange County May Term 1808
The Execution of the above last Will and Testament of Jonathan Nichols Decd
was duly proved in open court by the oath of Thos Ray one of the subscribing
witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded -
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