UNION COUNTY, TN - WILLS - Wiley Jackson, 2 Feb 1860
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WILEY JACKSON'S LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT

I, Wiley Jackson, being of sound mind and memory, do make and declare this
my last will and testament.

1st      I give and bequeath unto my beloved wife Polley, One Hundred acres
of land including, the houses, one horse and cow and calf, Bed and furniture
during her natural life.

2nd     I give unto my son Richmond one Hundred Dollars.

3rd      I give unto my daughter Susa (sic) Ann One Hundred Dollars a cow
and calf a bed and furniture and Fifty acres of her mothers land at her
death.

4th      I direct for my sons Gaston, Iredell and Andrew to receive an equal
share of all the balance and also for my son Alfred's daughter to have an
equal share.

5th      I give my daughter Lucy Watkins Five Dollars.

Lastly, I want all the property not here named to be sold and all my debts
paid and then an equal Division made with all my children but Lucy Watkins.

I hereby appoint James A. Horne and Andrew Jackson my lawful Executors to
execute this my last will and testament.

his
Wiley X Jackson
mark

This Feby the 2nd 1860
Signed sealed and witnessed in
presents (sic) of
Churchwell Lothorp
D. L. Hornback

State of North Carolina
Court of pleas and quarters sessions
Union County
January Term 1862
Thus the last will and testament of Wiley Jackson was exhibited in open
court and proven in due form of Law by Churchwell Lothorp and D.L. Hornback
and ordered to be recorded. And James A. Hornback was duly sworn to execute
said will.
J.E. Irby   Clk