Abstrast of Will of Henry Tate, 8-7-1784


Henry Tate made his will on the 7th
day of August, 1784, "committing his soul to God, his body to the
dust,   etc", requested that his funeral sermon to be preached from the
first verse of the last chapter of Ecclesiastes, or the 48th verse of
the 89th Psalm.
     Wife, Sarah Tate, to have home place, mill, plantation, land on
Goose Creek, for the duration of her life, and upon her death to the two
oldest sons, Edmund and Caleb.  Will was probated in Campbell County,
September 5, 1793.
                                                         
 Contributed by Hoyt Smith
                PO Box 552
                Rutledge, Ga., 30663
                Phone, 706/557-8717
                <hsmith9641@earthlink.net>



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