RICHMOND COUNTY, NC - WILLS - A.C. Williamson - 1914

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Will of A. C. Williamson, Richmond Co. NC

Submitted by Myrtle Bridges  hbridges@att.net


Source: North Carolina Archives - Richmond County Wills
1779-1915 - 082.801.12 Transcribed & Posted by Myrtle Bridges
January 19th, 2000 

Last Will & Testament of A. C. Williamson March 23rd, 1914 -
Richmond County, North Carolina
North Carolina, Richmond County. I, A. C. Williamson of
Richmond County and State of North Carolina, being of sound
mind, but considering the uncertaintly of my eartly existence,
do make and declare this my last will and testament.
First, my executor hereinafter named shall give my body a
decent burial, suitable to the wishes of my friends and
relations. And pay all burial expence together will all my just
debts out of the proceeds or the first money which may come
into his hands belonging to my estate.
Second, I give and devise to my nephew, D. J. Williamson the
tract of land on which I now reside, containing one hundred
acres and to his heirs in fee simple the same being situate in
Mineral Springs Township Richmond County and adjoining the
lands of A. W. E. Capel, J. L. Panky and J. A. McInnis and
lying on Adams' Creek.
Third, I give and bequesth to my nephew D. J. Williamson all my
household and kitchen furniture, mule and wagon, provisions and
crop which may be growing at the time of my death.
Fourth, I hereby constitute and appoint My nephew D.J.
Williamson my lawful executor to all intents and purposes, to
execute this my last will and testament to the true intent of
the same, hereby revoking and declaring utterly void all other
wills and testaments by me heretofore made. In witness whereof,
I the said A. C. Williamson, do hereunto set my hand and seal
this 23rd day of March 1914 A. C. Williamson (x his mark)
Signed sealed and declared by the said A. C. Williamson to be
his last will and testament in the presence of each other, do
subscribe our names as witnesses thereto. J. A. McInnis & J. A.
Covington