CARROLL COUNTY, TN - WILLS - Henry Parsons Will
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Henry Parsons' Will

In the name of God Amen.

I Henry Parsons of the County of Carroll and State of Tennessee do  make  this
my last will and Testament. First I desire that  after  my  deth  my  body  be
decently burried. 2nd. I desire that all my Just debts be paid and that all my
loose property be sold to do the same and after my depts are paid I desire and
requst that all the remainder of the amount of property be divided  among  all
my children. 3rd. This land I live on I desire  that  my  son  Cetrel  Parsons
shall have at the age of Twenty one years that is when he becomes  Twenty  one
years old I want you Erven to make him a deed to the land when he gets  Twenty
one years old. I don't want you to turn Thomas Hampton off  untill  Cetrel  is
Twenty one. If Cetrel wants to come and live on the land let him do so this is
my will the same as it I had a pen and ink to write it down though  I  am  too
fare gone to do it and there is witness plenty here to prove it.

Test. William Suggs, Richard H. Crider, James G. Hampton) January Term 1844.

This day the last will and Testament of Henry Parsons, Decd. was produced into
open court and the Execution duly proven by the  oathes  of  William  Suggs  &
Richard H. Crider two of the subscribing witness thereto  and  ordered  to  be
recorded.

A Copy Test Y. W. Allen Clk.