WAKE COUNTY, NC - WILLS - Allen Rogers, 1 Feb 1839
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Will of Allen Rogers 1 Feb 1839, Wake County, NC  Transcribed by Catharine 
Rogers Phillips
Col. Allen Rogers Will,  Augs't Term 1848, Recorded in book B.B. Pages 384, 
James S. M(illegible--looks like Murriote) bl.

In the name of God Amen.  I, Allen Rogers of the Conty of Wake and State of 
North Carolina, being in health and sound mind and memory do make this my last 
will and Testament, in manner & form following.  To Wit

Item 1st	My will is that my Executors or Executrix(s), herein after 
nam'd, pay all my just debts.

Item 2nd	I give devise and bequeath to my two sisters, Rebeca [sic] 
Rogers and Sarah Rogers, all the property I now possess or hereafter may 
possess, consisting of Lands, Negroes, Money, Rail Road Stock, House Hold and 
Kitchen furniture, Stock of every kind, consisting of Horses, Mules, Cattle, 
Hogs and Sheep.  All bonds & notes, and all Other property of what kind soever 
and all the residue of my property to them and their heirs forever.
			And lastly I make and ordain my two sisters above 
named, Rebecca Rogers & Sarah Rogers Executors or Executrix(s) to this my last 
will and Testament, and it is my will that they nor either of them shall 
return any any [sic] Inventory but shall & may at any time proceed to collect 
& pay debts due or owing to my Estate.  In Witness, Whereof I have hereunto 
set my hand and seal the first day of February One Thousand Eight hundred and 
thirty nine (1839).

Sign'd Seal'd & Acknowledg'd)
	      in presence of)			Allen Rogers Sen'r {seal}

Jo. H. (illegible)
John Still, Jr.