MARSHALL COUNTY, TN - WILLS - Elisha McAfee, 16 Sep 1848
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Will of Elisha McAFEE
Marshall County Will Book A
pg 183
My will is that after my death and Burial expences and all my just debts is 
paid I want Nabe and Carrel MCAFEE to have a Bed and Stead and Bed Clothes 
with them apiece and after that I want my daughter Margaret to have all the 
rest of my household property I want all of my perishable property that is on 
the place to be equally Divided between them when the think fit that is Nabe 
and Carrel and Margaret MCAFEE I want my Daughter Jane CLYMORE to have twenty 
dollards in Cash and I want her to have my saddle I want my son Redder to have 
one share of my Land that I Bought of the older children So that he is not to 
take any more of the cleared Ground the Ballance that I Bought to be decided 
Between Nabe and Carrel and Margaret MCAFEE Equal  I appoint Nabe M. MCAFEE My 
Executor to my will
September 16th 1848
                       Lisha McAFEE his mark X  (seal)
Joel HARDISON
Joseph W. SEWELL

Sate of Tennessee } 
Marshall County,  }        County Court November Term 1848
Personally appeared in open Court Joel HARDISON and Joseph W. SEWELL 
subscribing witnesses to the within Will who being first sworn 
here in open Court and proved the due Execution of said will as the Law 
directs It is therefore ordered by the Court that said will be entered of 
Record
Witness my hand at office this 8th day of November 1848
John ELLIOTT (clk)