Wills: HEASLET/HASLET, Andrew 1834: Westmoreland Co, PA

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Clerk of Court, Copy of the Will of Andrew Haslet - 7 April 1834, Proved 27
May 1834.  Recorded as Will #1144.  volume 2, Page 311 in the Courthouse of
Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania.  HASLETT



Andrew Heaslet			

In the name of GOD Amen, I Andrew Heslet of	Will Westmoreland County and
State of Pennsylvania being weak in body but of sound mind & perfect memory
considering the uncertainty of the mortal life and being so blessed to
Almighty GOD for the same do make and publish this my last will & testament
in matter and form following that is to say.  Fist I will and devise all my
just debts to be duly paid  I will and give to my beloved wife Rosana one
plantation where I now live during her lifetime or so long as she shall
remain my widow and all my personal property whatever to dispose of as she
shall think proper thy place at her death or marriage I will to my three
youngest daughters, that is Eliza Sarah & Rosana to share and share alike and
to their heirs forever I will that a certain planation or piece of land at or
near Palsans (sp?) Fort now in the hire (sp?) of James Roberts be sold by my
executor, containing  thirty four acres more or less  I will and give to my
son William twenty five dollars.  I will and give to my daughter Jeane twenty
five dollars.  I will and give to my daughter Rebeca twenty five I will & give
to my son Andrew Twenty five dollars  I will & give to my son John twenty five
dollars to my daughter Ruth twenty five dollars to my daughter Libby fifty
dollars to my sons James & Richard thirty five dollars each to my son George
twenty five dollars  I will that all of my estate be divided share and share
alike between my three youngest daughters Eliza Sarah & Rosana  I hereby
appoint James Horrell & John Hill Esq. my executors of this my last will &
testament in witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the seventh
day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand eight Hundred and thirty four
sighed sealed published declared by the above named Andrew Heslet to be his
Last Will and testament in the presence of us who have hereunto subscribed
ANDREW HEASLET (seal)
our names as witnesses in the presence of the
testator John Souther, James Horrel  Ann McClellan


Westmoreland County

		Personally appeared before the Register for the Probate of . . .  and
granting letter of Administration in  . . County John Souther and Ann
McClellan two of the subscribing witnesses to the written Written Will of
Andrew Haslet late of Fairfield Town/. Dec. Who before there solemn Oaths do
say that they were present at the execution of said will and saw the testator
these in names execute  the same by putting his name thereto  that at the time
of the execution  ... he was as they believe of sound mind memory and
understanding that they subscribed their names thereto as witnesses in the
presence and at the request of the Testator and in the presence of each other
--  John Souther
											Ann McClellan
...subscribed the 27th day of May 1834

A. Johnston Reg.


Legally proved and approved the 27th day of May 1834 same day recorded &
settled testamentary I paid to the executors who were both duly qualified  A.
Johnston, Reg's.