CARROLL COUNTY, TN - WILLS - Daniel Bagby's Will
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Daniel Bagby's Will

I Daniel Bagby of the County of Carroll and State of Tennessee Do make
this my last will and testament in manner and form as followeth, 1st Item,
I give to the heirs of the body of my Daughter Harriett Gilliam One negro
girl named Jinney with her futer increase (if any) I also give to said Heirs
a negro man named Wilson both the said negroes with the increase of Jinney
if she have any to be Equally divided amongst Said heirs. It is also my will
and desire that my Daughter Harriett Should not be deprived of the bennefit
of said negroes during her life. 2nd Item I give to my Daughter Harriett 
Gilliam One Side Saddle of good quality. 3rd Item I give to my beloved
Wife Lucy H. Bagbey, and the following Children namely William H. S. Bagley
and George H. Bagley, Ballard C. Bagley, Mary S. Bagley, Thomas M. Bagby,
Daniel S. Bagby the whole of my estate both personal and real (with 
the exception of one half of a fourteen acre tract of land and also one half
of the bennefit of a mill on Said tract, which excepted part of land and
mill belongs to John C. McLemore to be equally divided between my Wife 
and Said Children; notwithstanding it is my will and desire that my beloved
wife should keep in possession the plantation on which I now live, with a 
sufficiency of hands to attend the same during her life. It is my will and 
desire that the above named Children in this Item when they marry or become 
of age Should have an equal portion of their Several Shares of my Estate 
untill a final devision take place among them Equally at the death of my 
Wife. 4th and last item, I constitute and appont my eldest Son William H. S.
Bagby and George H. Bagby My Executors to this my last will and Testament
In Testimony of which I have subscribed my name this Ninteenth day of 
August 1828.

Dan'l Bagby (Seal)

In presence of Us
John C. Smith
Thomas Hamilton