WILKES COUNTY, NC - WILLS - James Marlow, 21 Jan 1850
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James Marlow
Wilkes County NC
Will BK-5 Page 37

May Term 1850

Being assured that all men must die
In the Name of God Amen!
I James Marlow of the State of North Carolina and County of Wilkes being now
in perfect mind and memory do make and confirm this my last will and
testament this 21st day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand and
eight hundred and fifty. Item the first: It is my will and desire that so
much of my property be sold as will pay all my just debts. Item 2nd: It is
my will and desire and I hereby give and bequeath and devise unto my beloved
wife Mary Marlow all my Estate real and personal during her natural life or
widowhood and after the death or marriage of my beloved wife it is my will
and desire all the remains of my estate both real and personal shall be
equally divided amongst all my children namely Chapman Marlow, Hilly Marlow,
Minerva Marlow, Beverly Marlow, James H Marlow, Elvira Marlow, Hugh Marlow,
Albert Marlow this is my will and I do hereby appoint William Mastin, Esqr
my Executor to this my last will & testament, which I have this day made and
confirmed and have hereunto set my hand & seal this day In presence of us

William Goforth                  James  Marlow (seal)
Richard Walker

North Carolina
Wilkes County        May Term 1850
The execution of the written will was proven by the oath of one of the
subscribing witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded and registered.
Therein the will named Executor was also duly qualified.
Test
W. Mastin Clk