Westmoreland County PA Archives Wills.....KILGORE, David June 27, 1814
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  Source: Josiah V. Thompson Journals
  Written: June 27, 1814
  
  Will of David Kilgore of Mt Pleasant Tp Will Book No 1 Page 352 No 522 of 1814 
  recites:
  I, David Kilgore of Mt Pleasant Tp being sick & weak in body gives to beloved 
  wife Sarah Kilgore her bed, bedding saddle & bridle & free full & undisturbed 
  use & benefit of the house where I now reside during her natural life or while 
  she remains my widow.
  I give to my son Jesse Kilgore my big Bible & the bay mare & unto my eldest 
  son, James Killgore, I give my watch & wearing apparel.
  All the remainder of my personal estate, I will that if my son Jesse pay my 
  debts, he shall be the owner of the same or should he put the same to sale & 
  pay the debts, the remainder or one plush [sic] should be his own.
  I give to my two sons John Killgore & Jesse Killgore the plantation I now live 
  on to John, the tract on which he lives ctg 88 3/4 acres & the remainder on 
  which I now live ctg 147 3/4 Acre to Jesse.
  John & Jesse each to pay to son James $25 in one year after my decease, & 
  Jesse to keep my wife during life or widowhood.  Give & devise to hereafter 
  children all the money arising from the sale of a tract of land in Dunegall Tp 
  Westnd Co Pa adjg lands of John Arch Bold heirs ctg 300 Acres to sell in 1 yr 
  or 2 yrs & money to be divided as follows: To my son James Killgore to my 
  daughter Betsey intermarried with John Goff & to my two grandchildren, John 
  Hull & David Hull (one share equally between them) to be equally divided among 
  them. To my son Daniel Kilgore, I give the sum of one dollar his share in 
  full.  If a coal bank be found in the land willed to John or Jesse, they shall 
  be equal sharers in it.
  Lastly appoint my two trusty friends Daniel Leasure & James Jack both of Mt 
  Pleasant Tp Exrs. Dated June 1, 1814  David Killgore (seal)
  Proven by James White & John Leasure Junr witnesses June 27, 1814 before James 
  Montgomery Reg.
  
  
  
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