STANLY COUNTY, NC - WILLS - Henry Marshall, 28 Sep 1865
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In the name of god, Amen.
 
I, Henry Marshall of the county of Stanly do make my last will and testament 
as follows:
First: I give to my former servant, Elick, my bay mule as a reward for his 
faithfulness to me
Secondly: I direct my executor herinafter named to sell all the balance of my 
estate both real and personal, embracing land, stock and everything else 
belongiong to me, and the proceeds from said sale to be equally divided 
between children now living of my son, Henry Marshall, My said grandchildren 
now living in Missouri provided they apply for the same within the time 
limited by law for legatees.
Lastly: I appoint my son Joseph Marshall, executor of this my last will and 
testament expecting him to carry out the above provisions of my will.
In witness where I have herunto set my hand this the 28th day of September 
A.D, 1865
Signed, sealed, published and declared as the last will and testament of Henry 
Marshll and we in his presence and at his request do sign our Names as  
witnesses.
Henry Marshall (seal)
L.A. Whitlock
T.A. Simpson
Noerth Carolina, Stanly County, Court of Pleas and Quarter sessions]
February term 1866 
 
Then the execution of the forgoing last will and testament of Henry Marshall 
was proved by L.A. Whitlock and T.A. Simpson and ordered to be recorded.
L. Green, clerk
 
Copied from Record of Wills No.1 p299.
clerk Superior Court 
Stanly County
Albemarle, NC
 
 
Submitted by Jodie Gee