Will of BROWN, Ann
Will Book 2 · Page 13
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In the name of God amen, I Ann Brown of Franklin County and State of Kentucky, being weak in body, but perfect in mind and memory, knowing it is appointed
once to die Doth make and ordain this my last will and testament this 15 day of June in the year of our Lord 1821.
Item. I lend to my son Daniel E. Brown one negroe owman named Milley and her increase to his children forever, likewise one yoke of Oxen and the corner cupboard
Standing in my room.
Item. I give to my grand son John Pew a young Black heifer and calf, likewise a young bay horse called Thomas.
Item. It is my will that my negro woman Hanna at my death shall be free.
Item. It is my will that all the rest of my property not given shall be equally divided between my two daughters Polly Brown & Obedience Pew.
It is my will and desire that my son in law George Brown, William Gerard and William Graham to act as my Execrs this day and date above
written.
Ann Brown X her mark {seal}
Signed sealed and delivered in
presence of us
Wm. Hickman
Wm. Montgomery
Charles Triplett
NB it is my wish and request that the legatees consent to set old Cale free it's all I can do.
Franklin County November Court 1826
A writing purporting to be the last will and testament of Ann Brown decd was produced in court & proven by the oaths of William Hickman &
William Montgomery two subscribing witnesses thereto which is ordered to be recorded.
Teste A. H. Rennick clk.