ORANGE COUNTY, NC - WILLS - Martin Whitted
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July 1925

Martin Whitted of Hillsboro, NC Being of sound and disposing mind and memory 
do hereby make and publish this my last will and testament hereby revoking all 
others made by me.

Item 1	I give and devise to my wife Fannie Whitted my home house and two 
acres of land upon a part of which the house sits and after her death the same 
to go to my son Robert Whitted.

Item 2	I give to my son Robert Whitted two acres of land lyin on the south 
east corner of my plot.

Item 3	I give to my grandson Edward Whitted two acres of land situated on the 
west end of the same plot.

Item 5	The present drive way leading to the highway shall continue as it now 
stands.

Item  I do give to my grand daughter Elizza Whitted two acres of land lying on 
the southwest corner of my plot.

	The remainder of my land shall be used to pay my expenses what ever 
they may be.
	I hereby nominate Anderson Whitted of Hillsboro my executor, whom I 
authorize to execute this my last will and testament without bond.
	In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal.
		Martin his Whitted	1925
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In the presence of Martin Whitted and by his request and in presence of each 
other, have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses.

H.W. Jones
R.C. Turner