Wills: Adam Mauney, 1816: Redbank Twp, Armstrong Co

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WILL OF ADAM MAUNEY   Estate # 93 Armstrong Co. PA  January 6, 1816

   In the name of the Lord Amen.  Whereas I Adm Mney Sen of Armstrong Co. Red
bank Township and State of Pennsylvania Grating.  I being old and week in strants
but of a got sound mind and memory 
thanks be to the Allmyte Good for his Mercy I do hereby make this my last will and
tesemint, first I recomend my body 
into the Erth in a Christian manner then it is my will that my sonning law Jacob
Miller and  my son Isaac Mauney ar to be 
the executors of my estate wherewith it has pleasid god to bles me with.  I request
of them the said executors nout to 
make sales or to attemth to expouseof the Lot No.11 Whereon we now live untill after
my beloved wife Mary Chataranes,
 dec't after my death she is to have her youthel bet and bet steds, battings and all
that is longing to it,  Bends too other bets 
and bet stits, and allthat is longing to them.the red tobel, the drafser and cobarts
with all the hiching furniture belonging to 
our present household. she is to have the pipe stove with all that is longing to it,
beids the largh trank she is to have her joise
 of all kevertitis in the house and take three forby her three bets, andbettings she
is to have the big eyron kettal, the midling 
size bras kittal, and small bras kittal, the two small cast pots, one frying pan,
one cast pan, one bake kittel, besids thirty yards 
of flax linning if there is that much at hand, she is to have her jois of tow milk
cows, and her jois of tow hogs, she is to have 
ten bushels of wheat, she is to kipe the black and minn mill, and is to have one
hundred and fifty pounds in money of the first,
 that said excutors can git in hand after dect'.---and foundis I make this last will
and testiment, that I make over my daughter 
Chateorin too hundred dollars, and too hundred dollars to dother Maghtelin and too
hundred dollors to my son Peter and
 two hundred dollar to my son Jacob this money is to be pay insted of  the land
which has bin refoused by them on the 
North side of Redbank Twsp. to be payd al followg after the said excutors has payd
on one hundred and fifty pounds to 
my wife then they are to be in rank according to thir birth, untill all the money
insted of the refousd land is payd  N.B. My 
wife is to have her joise of too bees and scaps and fordis it is my will that after
my dect all the above shall be pay first 
tharsall my children ar to be in eachial shers The excutors ar to pay of as follows,
twenty five dollars to a shire, to begin at
 the eldest and pay on to the youngest then to begin at the eldest and pay on to the
youngest and I do make this my will 
that the said executours ar not to be put a any unplous or distreps untill the have
suffiching time to make vantue and give 
reisenible credit and have reesenable time for collecting the outstanding.  All
propertys belonging to my estate is  to be 
sold by way of Publich Vantue only what is herein made over to my wife shall be and
stan as long as she remens my widow 


Signed and sealed this 6th day of January 1816

In the presents of
us                                                                              Adam
Mani

Ludwick Doversheck (In German)

F. Hilliard



Armstrong County  Before me Eben Smith Kelley Register for the probate of Wills and
granting letters of administration in
 and for said County. Personally came Ludwrick Doverspech and Frances Hilliard the
subscribing  witnesses to the 
foregoing instrument of writing who being duly sworn according to laws depose and
say that their names subscribed to the 
forgoing instrument so in this own and proper hand writing that they were present
and saw Adam Mani the testator sign seal
 publish pronounce and declare the said instrument of writing as and for his last
will and testament and that they signed their 
names thereto  as witnesses in his prresence and at his request and that at the
timne of his doing so he the said Adam Mani
 was of  perfect and sound mind and memory to the best of these deponents knowledge
and belief.


Sworn and subscribed before    (signature Ludruch Doversheck)
me this 23 day of Feb, 1818     (Signature F. Hilliard)
  Eben Smith Kelley Register