RANDOLPH COUNTY, NC - WILLS - Catherine Amick Will - 1825

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Last Will and Testament of Catherine Amick

In the name of God, Amen, I Catherine Amick, being of perfect and sound 
memory, do ordain this my Last Will and Testament in the following manner.  
That is to say, I will and bequeath unto my son, Nicholas Amick, on Dutch 
Bible.  I will and bequeath unto my son, Peter Amick, on Dutch Prayer Book.  I 
will and bequeath unto my son Joel Amick one ______.  I will and bequeath 
unto my daughter, Peggy Jones, one Dutch Hymn Book, that belonged to my 
son, John.  I will and bequeath unto my daughter, Mary Whitsel, my bed with 
all its furniture and one Dutch Hymn Book.  I will and bequeath unto my 
daughter, Catherine Coble, one Dutch Hymn Book, the largest, and my silken 
frock.  I will and bequeath unto my son, Eli Amick, one mare, his choice of the 
black or  ____, one cow known by the name of Lady, one bed with all it’s 
furniture, one table, one sow, and one half of my wagon.  I will and bequeath 
unto Elizabeth Jones, wife of William Jones, five dollars in money and one 
coverlet that has the most black in it, amongst all my coverlets, and my cloak.  
I further bequeath unto her daughter Anna Jones, one heifer.  I will and 
bequeath unto my son, Jacob Amick, all the balance of my estate, consisting of 
crop, stock, and so forth, and all the money due me in any way after paying the 
above named five dollars to Elizabeth Jones. I further ordain and appoint John 
Long, Jr. my executor of this my Last Will and Testament, in witness whereof I 
have here unto set my hand in the presence of September 8th, 1825.

Witnesses:  Drucie Brower and E. Coble
                             Catherine  (X)  Amick, seal


State of North Carolina, Randolph County, Court of Pleas and Quarter 
Sessions, August Term, 1826.  The executor of the will of Catherine Amick 
was duly proven in open court by Elias Coble _____ of the  ______ witnesses 
there unto and ordained to be executor.