COFFEE COUNTY, TN - WILLS - Stephen Elliott, 28 May 1864
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Contributor's Note:  This will was never probated.
Only original in Coffee Co., Tn. loose papers in Court House.

I Stephen Elliott, Sen. do hereby certify that it is my wish and desire
that the following notes (viz) one on J.W. & W.L. Scott for four hundred
and forty dollars in American gold bearing date March 6th. 1861, with 2
credits, the first for twenty dollars dated 6th. Jan. 1862, also a note
for four hundred dollars on Willis Blanton & C.C. Brewer security dated
April 2nd. 1860.  And one note on Alexander Harp for one hundred dollars
it being signed by Alexander Harp and T.H. Powers.  When they are
collected, my five children living in the State of Arkansas (viz) Henry
Elliott, Malinda Bickle, Monroe Elliott, Elizabeth Eoff and Izabella
Eoff have five hundred dollars out of the proceeds of said notes to make
them up each the amount that my son Stephen Elliott, Jun. has already
received and the five hundred dollars to be divided in the following
manner, Henry Elliott to have fifty dollars and the remaining four
hundred & fifty dollars to be equally divided among the other four.  And
the remainder of the proceeds of said notes to be divided among all my
six children equally.
This May 28th. 1864                            Stephen   X   Elliott

Witness:
James Darnell
George Messick