Rowan Co. NC - Will:  Thomas Frohock   -  1794

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Submitted by:  Dorothy Clarke  Siddot@aol.com
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    Thomas Frohock's Will

    In the name of God Amen.  I Thomas Frohock being in a weak state of body 
but of sound and disposing mind and memory do make this my last will and 
testament.

    In the first place My will and pleasure is all my just debts due by bond 
note on account and of not more than three years shall be paid and that all 
debts due by note account parole [--- ] against which the Statute of 
Limitations can be pleaded my executors hereafter named are expressly 
directed to plead said statutes.  Because I have been treated in the same 
manner by the rest of the world.

    And my Will and pleasure further is all the real and personal estates 
whereof I am possessed after the payment of all just debts of the above 
description be vested in my son Alexander Frohock, except such real and 
personal property that I have heretofore given to my Daughter Mrs. Hunt wife 
of Charles Hunt, and which I now give to her or her children and what I have 
hitherto given to the said Charles Hunt.  I lend to my daughter Elizabeth 
Hunt a Negro girl named Cile, daughter of Jack, and during the life of the 
said Elizabeth under this express limitation to wit that the two first born 
children of the said Negro Cile shall belong to Thomas, son of the said 
Elizabeth and her next to children to Sally Hunt, daughter of my daughter 
Elizabeth and the residue of the increase of the said Negro Cile to be 
equally divided between such other children as the said Elizabeth may 
hereafter have and at the death of the said Elizabeth the said Negro Cile 
shall belong to the said Thomas and Sally, children of the said Charles Hunt 
and Elizabeth.

    And I do hereby constitute and appoint the reverend Samuel McCorkle, 
Anthony Newman and Alexander Long and Spruce Macay executors of this my last 
will and testament and I further add the above executors my friend Maxwell 
Chambers.  I hereby revoke all former wills and testaments by me and in 
witness thereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 26th day of 
February 1794.
    
                    Signed, Tho. Frohock

Witnesses: Henry Giles, Jr., Wm. Hampton, and Anne Murry [her mark]

North Carolina, Rowan County

The within will was duly proven in open court by the subscribing witnesses 
Henry Giles and Wm. Hampton, recorded and registered.