Will of BACON, Mary
Will Book 2 · Page 12
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I Mary Bacon being of sound mind infirm health do make & ordain this my last will and testament (viz) It is my wish that my property should remain undivided until my
youngest child shall attain the age of twenty one years & to be applied as far as my by necessary in the Juddement of my executors to their support. I also wish when
my son Alexander should have the small bay mare which is now called his and a bridle and saddle and my son Richardson should when he becomes of age also have a
horse bridle and saddle of equal value to that given to Alexander. I give to my son Edmund the silver spoons Marked E.B. they being the initials of his fathers name. I also
give to each of my unmarried daughters viz. Mary J. Bacon, Susan Henly Bacon, Virginia R. Bacon, Allice Martha ann Bacon, Sarah E. Bacon a bed & furniture when they
shall come of age or get married - when my youngest daughter becomes of age I direct the whole of the residue of my property to be equally divided among all my children.
Lastly I appoint my two sons Edmund and Alexander my Executors.
In Witness whereof I have this 11th day of April 1826 signed my name.
M Bacon
Witness
Chas. Mills
Harrison Norvell
Franklin County August Court 1826
A writing purporting to be the last will and testament of Mary Bacon deceased was produced to Court and proven by the oath of
Charles Mills one of the subscribing Witnesses thereto which is ordered to be certified.
Test A. H. Rennick clk.