Will of Philip Warlick
Madison County, Will Book 3, Page 533


In the name of God Amen, I, Philip Warlick of the County of Madison and 
State of Tennessee enjoying my usual health and having a disposing mind and 
memory, for which I thank God, do make, ordain and establish this my Last 
Will and Testament. First, It is my will and I hereby bequeath unto my wife 
Nancy Warlick the whole of my estate both real and personal to be held by 
her for the benefit of herself and my children during her natural life or 
widowhood. Second, In the Event that my wife marry the second time, then it 
is my will that she have an equal proportionate share of my personal 
property with my children during her natural life and that all my Lands be 
Equally divided among my children. Third, I give my Executors power to sell 
and make title to any of my property which they both in their judgment may
think proper for the benefit of my heirs. I hereby appoint my wife Nancy 
Warlick and my brother David Warlick executors of this my Last Will and 
Testament and because I have unbounded confidence in their honesty and 
integrity, I do not require of them bond nor security Given under my hand
and seal this 17th day of June 1841.

Signed and acknowledged in presence of: Ab Deberry, Joseph Deberry
Signed - Philip Warlick



In Will Book 3, Jan. 1839, page 548 is the Inventory of Philip Warlick’s 
Estate, which reports 20 slaves, 4 Horses, 20 Head of Cattle, 3 Yoke of 
Oxen, about 100 Head of Hogs, 50 heads of Sheep, 8 beds of furniture, 
1 prep. 1 wardrobe, 4 tables, 20 chairs, 1 saddle and bridle, 1 Lot of
cooking utensils, 1 loom and spinning machines, 2 spinning wheels, 1 
sul (?), 1 on wagon, 1 pleasure carriage and harness, 2 log chains, 9 
plaughs, 5 pair of gear, 1 crop cut saw, 1 plow, 5 axes, 10 hay, 1 cutting
ban, 1 fan mill, 2 cradle and seythes, 1 grass sufficient for the use of 
the family and farm for one year and no more. Forty-seven dollars of 
uncurrent Mississippi Bank notes and the several notes and accounts...


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