CARROLL COUNTY, TN - WILLS - Phillip Burrow's Will
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Phillip Burrow's Will

State of Tennessee)
Carroll County)

March the Sixteenth in the Year of Our Lord One Thousand eight hundred and
Twenty Nine in the name of God, Amen. I, Phillip Bruuow considering the
uncertainty of this mortal life, and of sound mind and memmory blessed be God
for the same. I Phillip Burrow do herby make and publish this my last will and
Testament in the manner and form following, first I do will and bequeath that
my body be decently buried. I also will that all of my just debts be paid,
first I will and bequeath to my son Ishmael Burrow Two dollars that is to say
his legal representatives and no more. I also will and equeath to my son
Sterling Burrow one seventh part of my estate. I also will bequeath my son
Sterling Burrow one other Seventh part of my estate making two equal Sevenths
and no more I also will and bequeath my Son Ephriam Burrow of Seventh part of
my estate and no more. I also will and bequeath my son Phillip Burrow One note
of hand of Sixty dollars on James Kelly transfered to me from my son Banks M
Burrow and no more. I also will and bequeath my Daughter Patsey Cobb Two
dollars and no more. I also will and bequeath my Daugherter Polly Burrow one
seventh part of my estate and no more. I also will and bequeath my son Banks M
Burrow One seventh part of my estate I also will and bequeath my Son Banks M
Burrow and one other Seventh making in all two equal Sevenths of my estate
Also one bed and furniture and no more. I also will and bequeath my Son in Law
Robert Wood two dollars and no more I also Will and Bequeath one seventh part
of my estate to be equally divided between Frances Woods four children an no
more. I also will and bequeath that all my estate personal and real be sold at
Twelve months Credit and divided according to my above devised will. I hereby
appoint my Son Banks M Burrow my sole executor of this my last Will and
testament, hereby revoking all former wills by me made, in witness whereof I
have hereunto Set my hand and fixed my seal published and declared in and by
the above named Banks M Burrow to be his last will and Testament in the
presence of us who have here-unto subscribed our names as Witness in the
presence of the Testator.

Phillip Burrow (Seal)

Test: John J Burrow (Jus Banks M Burrow (Jus

State of Tennessee) Carroll County Court) December Term 1829

Then the last Will and Testament of Phillip Burrow deceased was produced in
open court and the execution thereof proven by the Oathes of Banks M Burrow,
Jr. and John J. Burrow witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded.

A Copy Test Edward Gwin Clerk

Recorded 28th day of January A. D. 1830 Edward Gwin Clerk