Wake County, NC - Will & Estate Records - Robert Sharp Sneed, 1841

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WILL OF ROBERT SHARPE SNEED

County of Wake & State of North Carolina, being of sound mind and of perfect memory 
and in good health, do this 24th day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand 
eight hundred and forty one make publish this to be my last will and Testament in 
the following form and manner (to wit)---
First-I lend unto my beloved son John Sneed all the land situated on the north side 
of a branch running between where I now live and my said son John Sneed's during his 
natural life and at his death I give the above mentioned land to all his lawful 
children to them and their heirs forever.
2nd-I lend unto my beloved daughter Sally Acock a parcel of land lying on the north 
side of the old road adjoining the land of Tryner Pullen Wheeler and the land I lent 
to my son John Sneed during her natural life and at her death, I give the said land 
to her children to them and their heirs forever.
3rd-I lend to my daughter Janey Acock all the land on the south side of the old road 
adjoining the land of Turner Pullen Wheeler and others during her natural life and at 
her death, I give said land to all her children to them and their heirs forever.
It is my will that all my stock, household and kitchen furniture and everything not 
disclosed of to be sold and the proceed thereof to be equally divided between my three 
children John Sneed, Sally Acock, & Janey Acock to them and their heirs forever and as 
for my sons Zachariah T. Sneed, Wm Sneed & Sharp Sneed, together with my daughters 
Betsy Abbott, Patsey Griffis, Polley Doby and Nancy Hill I have given them all that I 
ever intend to give them and lastly I hereby appoint my friend Wm B. Durin Executor to  
this my last will and testament revoking and making all former wills by me made, In 
witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed by seal in presence of us who 
ever present at the time of executing the will.

Submitted by gggg-granddaughter of Robert Sharpe Sneed

Leigh Leonard Smith 

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