WILL ABSTRACTS 
FAYETTE COUNTY, WILL BOOK I-1
 
 
WILLIAM CAMPBELL of Union Twp. 
"The uncertainty of life". 
Sons: Abel, James, (single), William. Daughters: Peggy (also Margaret)
(single) Elizabeth CRAWFORD, Mentions: 1) 100 acres laid off by
Alexander McCLEAN in his last survey (to son Abel) 
2) The residue of his land to son James. 
Executors: Son James CAMPBELL and Ebenezer WALKER
Witnesses: James GREGG, Person SAYRE, and David EWING. 
Will dated 09 Sep 1802; proved 03 Apr 1815. 
On 03 Apr 1815 Jesse BEESON (affirmed) testified that the testator 
showed him his will telling him that he had thought proper to express 
his opinion "he said Jesse having been commuted by his intermarriage 
with a daughter of the deceased " Also came John KENNADY Esq. who 
testified that Person SAYRE is removed out of Pennsylvania and that 
James GREGG 
is deceased 
 
SOURCE: WILL ABSTRACTS WILL BOOK I-1 pg 472
 
DAVID MCEWIN (also McEWIN) of George Twp. Nuncupative Will
"We the subscribers do certify that David McEWIN did in our presence 
on the day before his death which was 24 Jan express his desire that
his brother Andrew McEOWIN ( also McGOWIN) should have all his real 
and personal estate and at said Andrews death should be equally 
divided between the children of his brother William McEowin late of 
the state of Ohio deceased" 13 Jan 1815.
Witnesses: Robert (X) BROWNFIELD,  Charles BROWNFIELD, and Richard 
PATTON. 

On 11 Mar 1815 Charles BROWNFIELD testified to the above and to the 
mark of Robert BROWNFIELD and on 16 Mar 1815 Richard PATTON testified 
to the above.
 
SOURCE: WILL ABSTRACTS WILL BOOK I-1 pg 468
 
DAVID ROSS of Fayette County. 
"Weak in Body"
wife: Rachel (and the child with which she is now preganant). 
Son: Thomas. 
Daughters: Diane and Jane. Mentions 1) his 2 farms, 2) 100 acres of 
the home place whereon he now resides (to son Thomas); 3) his place 
on Dunkard Creek, 
Greene County.
Executors: wife Rachel, General Charles BROWNFIELD, Richard PATTON 
Esq., and James SHILLY of Greene County.
Witnesses: Samuel WILEY and Samuel HALFILL.
 Will dated 15 Feb 1815; proved 16 Mar 1815 
 
SOURCE: WILL ABSTRACTS WILL BOOK I-1 pg 469
 
THOMAS LYTLE (also LITTEL, LITEL or LETIL) of Dunbar Twp.
"Weak in Body"
Wife: Margaret. Mention: "All my Children", but only names John, 
Samuel, and Elizabeth; the tract whereon he now dwells.
Executors: Samuel PRESTON, Robert McDURNEY, and Thomas LETIL Jr..
Witnesses: James PARKHILL and William WILSON. 
Will dated 01 Nov 1814; proved 17 Mar 1815. 
Will registred 07 Mar 1815 
 
SOURCE: WILL ABSTRACTS WILL BOOK I-1 pg 470
 
WILLIAM BELL of Franklin Twp.
"Weak in Body"
Wife Esther BELL. Sons William, Joseph, John, David, and Samuel. 
Daughters Esther NEIL, Peggy WALLACE, and Betty BELL. Mentions 
granddaughter Betty NEIL; his place. 
Executor: son Joseph
Witness: Patrick WATSON, and William WATSON.
Will dated 15 Sep 1814; proved 16 May 1815. On 18 or 16 May 1815 
Esther (X) BELL testifies that she is satisfied with the will of 
her husband.
Witnesses: William WALLIS, Patrick WATSON, and William WATSON.
 
SOURCE: WILL ABSTRACTS WILL BOOK I-1 pg 474
 
ANN MURPHY
Codicil to her last will and testament now in the hands of John LYONS 
of Union Town. Daughter Nacky GREGG, mentions Granddaughters Nancy and 
Mary Ann GREGG, grandson Eli MURPHY GREGG, grandchildren (not named), 
the heirs of deceased son Jacob MURPHY to get what had been heretofore 
bequeathed to their father. Also mentions:
1) her tract of land on the road between Union and Brownsville; 
2) all her real property within the borough of Uniontown 
(to daughter Nacky). 
Executors:  (none named)
Witnesses: Thomas COLLINS and David EWING.
Will not dated; proved 01 Feb 1815. Testatrix signed with her mark. 
 
SOURCE: WILL ABSTRACTS WILL BOOK I-1 pg 476