Chester-Fairfield County ScArchives Wills.....McCullough, John November 22, 1834
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Source: Chester County Wills, Vol. 2, Bk. O, Pp.25-26
Written: November 22, 1834
Recorded: April 13, 1839

In the name of God Amen
I John McCullough of Chester District being of Sound and disposing mind and 
Memory but weak of body and Calling to mind the uncertainty of life and being 
desirous to dispose of all Such worldly estate as it hath pleased God to bless 
me with, Do make and ordain this my last Will, in manner following that is to 
Say.

	I desire that My Just debts and funeral expenses be immediately Paid 
out of the ready money in my possession at my decease.  After payment of my 
Just debts and funeral expenses, I Give to my Brother Hugh McCullough One 
hundred Dollars in Money, and All my right title and interest in and to a tract 
of Land of which he is now in Possession I give and bequeath to him his heirs 
executors and assigns for ever.  I give unto My brother Hugh McCulloughs 
Children.  William, Mary, Robert, Sarah, John, and Elizabeth McCullough, two 
notes with the interest arising thereon which I hold of their father Hu 
McCullough.   the one bearing date the 23d October 1830-for four hundred and 
eight Dollars and Sixty one cents the other for four hundred and Ninety Seven 
Dollars and Sixty Cents, to be divided equally among them and paid to each 
Child as he or she comes of age.   I give also to my brother Hugh’s daughter 
Mary my bed and bedclothes.  I give to my brother in law John Linn one hundred 
Dollars.  I give to my brother in law Patrick Phenny One Dollar, I Give to my 
Brother in Law Christopher Strong One Dollar, I give to my brother in law 
William McCaw One Dollar, I give to my brother in law R “ Bowens One Dollar.  I 
give to my Brother James McCullough my saddle and bridle and all my wearing 
apparrel, and two thousand Dollars in Cash to him and his heirs Administrators 
and executors for ever.  I give also to my brother Hugh’s son John McCullough 
One hundred Dollars—

	All the rest of my estate both real and Personal of what nature or 
Quality Soever it may be not herein before particularly disposed of I desire 
May be given to my brother James McCullough, and I give the Same to him his 
heirs executors administrators and assigns for Ever.  And lastly I do 
constitute and appoint my friend James B. Magill of Chester District Executor 
of this my last will and testament by me heretofore Made.  In testimony Whereof 
I have hereunto Set my hand and affixed My seal this 22nd day of November 1834.
Signed, Sealed, Published, and declared, as and for the last Will and testament 
of the above named John McCullough In Presence of Us
A. Stewart
Wm.P. Benson                                                                 
Thos. K. Stewart                       his                   
                                  John   x  McCullough   (Seal)
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Probated April 13, 1839
Peter Wylie   Ordy

Recorded in Book O
Page 146
Apartment No. 51
Package No. 810


Additional Comments:
John McCullough (as shown in the will) was the brother in law  of Patrick 
Phinney, and the brother of Margaret McCullough Phinney

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