THE WILL OF JOHN ALLPHIN
BOOK 6, PAGE 271
ALBEMARLE COUNTY, VIRGINIA

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ALLPHIN, JOHN dec'd
WILL


In the Name of God (actually spelled 'good') amen  I John 
Allphin of the County of Albemarle being sick and weak but 
in perfect sence and memory thanks be to God for it but 
Cauling to mind the Mortality of mankind do make and ordain 
this my last will and testament in manner and form to wit.
Item  I lend to my loving wife after all my just debts are 
paid the whole of my estate both real and personal dureing 
her natureal life Item  I give after the death of my wife 
Martha all my estate both real and personal to be equally 
devided between my four Daughters to wit  Sally Chapman One 
Fourth part of my estate and at her death to her heirs so 
that William Chapman her husband can make no waste thereof 
The Ballance equally to be diveded among my other three 
Daughters nancy Fagg  Jenney Owens  Polley Harris to them 
and there heirs forever
Item  I nominate my loveing wife Martha Allphin & my son 
Inlaw Blake Harris whole & sole executor & Executrix of 
this my last will and testament In witness whereof I have 
hereunto set my hand and fixed my seal this 2nd of Nov. 1817.
John Allphin (SEAL)

Sally Catlett
John Thurmand
Christian Wertenbaker
Daniel Davis junior

At a Court held for Albemarle County the 2nd day of March 1818

This Instrument of writing purporting to be the Last will and 
testament of John Allphin ^ dec'd was produced into Court and 
proved by the oaths of John Thurmand  Christian Wertenbaker & 
Daniel Davis Jr. three of the witnesses thereto and ordered to 
be recorded.
Teste  Alex Garrett  CAC


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