FRANKLIN COUNTY, TN - WILLS - William Moore, 28 Sep 1838
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Contributor's Note:  William Moore, Jr. married Jane "Jenney" Montgomery 
May 5, 1802 in Blount Co., TN.

Will of William Moore

Franklin County, Tennessee Will Book 1808-1875, pages 212-213

I William Moore do make and publish this as my last Will and Testament hereby 
revoking and making void all other wills by me at any time made. First I give 
and bequeath unto my son James H Moore the property and monies which I have 
heretofore given him and which he has had in possession and used Secondly. I 
give & bequeath unto my son Alexander Moore the properties and monies which I 
have heretofore given him and which he has had in possession & use Thirdly. I 
give and bequeath unto my son John H Moore one bay filley known as his filley 
beside the property and monies which I have heretofore given him and which he 
has had in possession and used. Fourthly I give and bequeath unto my son 
William L Moore one bay horse colt known as his colt besides the property 
which I have heretofore given him and which he has had in possession Fifthly. 
I give and bequeath unto my son Henderson Moore one hundred and fifty dollars 
to be paid over to him at the death of my wife Jane Moore besides the property 
which I have heretofore given him and which he has had in possession. Sixthly 
I give and bequeath unto my beloved wife Jane Moore during her natural life 
for her comfortable support and maintainance & for the support and 
maintainance of Daughter Lutetia Moore my son William L Moore my Daughter Mary 
Ellen Moore my son Machisn Moore and my Daughter Louisa Jane Moore so long as 
they or either of them shall remain with her my said Wife the following 
property (to wit) the plantation or tract of land whereon I now live 
containing one hundred acres together with all the ballance of my estate both 
real and personal except so much as I may have in a preceeding clause or 
clauses of this my Will given to my sons Seventhly It is my will and desire & 
do direct that at the death of decease or death of my said Wife Jane Moore 
that all my Estate both real and personal which I have in a proceeding clause 
of this my Will given or loaned to my said Wife during her natural life here 
equally divided between my daughters Lutetia Moore my son William L Moore my 
daughter Mary Ellen Moore my son Machesna Moore & my daughter Louisa Jane 
Moore Lastly I do hereby nominate & appoint my sons Alexander Moore and John H 
Moore my Executors. In witness whereof I do to this my Will set my hand & seal 
this 26th Septr 1838

							William Moore Seal

Note the word support on the first page & the words during her natural life on 
the second page was [intertaned?] before signed
Signed sealed & published in our presence and we have subscribed our names 
hereto in the presence of the Testator this 26th of Sept 1838
Charles Duncan		}
Joseph Miller		}
James P Cowan		}
Hugh Montgomery		}
State of Tennessee Franklin County March Term 1843 Then the foregoing last 
Will and Testament of William Moore Deceased was proved in open court by the 
oaths of Joseph Miller & James P Cowan two of the subscribing Witnesses 
thereto and was ordered to be recorded. Witness Isaac Estill Clerk & c this 
day of March 1843

			Isaac Estill Clerk.