Rutherford-Yancey-Wake County NcArchives Wills.....Hutchins, Thomas December 9, 1836
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Source: Genealogy Society Of Old Tryon County, Wills Book E. Pg 121, Estate Book C. Pg. 337
Written: December 9, 1836
Recorded: February 1844

Copy of the will on file at: 
Genealogy Society of Old Tryon County, 
Recorded - Wills Book E. pg. 121, 
- - - - - - - Estate Book C. pg. 337


"9th day of December, 1836. 

Thomas Hutchins says he wants what he has kept to support 'Sary' his wife and
William Dawson his 
grand-child.  He says he don't want nothing sold and {no} thing {taken??} away and
he wants Isaac his 
son to stay and take care? of them, his mother and Wm. Dawson.  He says agreeable to
the article when 
William Dawson was born to him, he wants William Dawson to have 'Fly' the sorrel
mare. He says Wm. 
Dawson has three head of cattle of his own, one cow and one heifer and one yearling.
He says he wants 
Isaac his son and William Dawson his grandchild to have the land at the death of
their mother. 

Thomas X Hutchins (his mark)

Wt (Witnesses)
William Proctor (present)     
James Getty (present) {possibly 'Guffey' see transcribers note}

State of North Carolina
Rutherford County

Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, 
Feb ? 1844

The above instrument was presented in Jan. for probate as the last will and
testament of Thomas 
Hutchins and the subscribing witnesses thereto - to wit,  Wm Proctor and James Getty
{Guffey}. Upon 
being? no one provided the notice of? executors of the same it was therefore ordered
to be recorded 
and filed away in this office. 
Wm Logan, clk (Clerk)"



Additional Comments:
Transcription - 1/7/2010 by RZ
{Transcribers note: - The book "William Hutchins of Carolina" by Jack Randolph
Hutchins states that the 
2 witnesses were William Proctor, and Samuel Guffey.  Though the handwriting is at
times difficult to 
read, the first name of the second witness is without doubt 'James'.  The last name
appears to be 'Getty' 
both times it is recorded, but no James Getty is listed as a resident of Rutherford
in the 1830 census.  
There is however a James Guffey listed in that census, of approximately the same age
as Thomas, as 
well as William Proctor who was Thomas' relative. - RZ]

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