Will of PATTIE, John
Will Book 2 · Page 54
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This small book of accounts which Entrys is herein found of the article that I have let my children that has married & left me. Those entrys is to
designate what William Hall & Polly his wife, William Payne & Mahala his wife, & Daniel Pattie and Margaret his wife & James Monks & Elizabeth
his wife, so that my six children that has received nothing as yet may get an equal proportion with those that have received so that if there is
anything to divide after my death & my wife Lucys death that they may all shear equally in the residew if any.
The children's names that has received nothing as yet I will enter William S. Pattie, Thornton Pattie, Henry Pattie, Samuel Pattie, Sarah Bell
Pattie, Preston Pattie, as life is uncertain & death certain I have drew up those lines as my survivors may act in accordance with my wishes that
if I should be no more that my last mentioned children may share equally with the first as they may come of age.
William Hall received one negro boy Jacob
350
one bay mare
60
one bed stead & furniture with their little articles and one cow I shall
60
say sixty dollars more
William Payne has received one negro girl Susey
300
one bay horse Poney
75
To a debt settled with Walter Satterwhite for Pd. Wm. Payne
50
Also to a bed & furniture & other little article together with a cow in
the whole I think making
60
Daniel Pattie has received one negro boy Wilson
350
one old gray horse
50
Seventy dollars Daniel received of me through Thomas Akins
70
to two twenty dollars Bank notes making forth dollars I sent Daniel
when the said Daniel lived at Hopkinsville
40
To one bed without furniture or stead
12
To about eight weaks andrewn at Hopkinsville
16
Credits for moneys I have received of son Daniel one hundred dollars
for commanding a flat boat of freight I got of Col. James Johnson at
the crossing
100
A ten dollar Bill I received of Daniel the winter he got the old gray horse
10
James Monks received one negro girl Luiza
300
received plant & scanthing to erect a bagging factory in South Frankfort
100
One bed & furniture & other articles to begin with and one cow I suppose
all to be worth
60
The above debts and credits made out this fourteenth day of September eighteen hundred & twenty nine 1829 the day after my son John's
funeral was preached
by Parson Light of the Methodist order.
John Pattie
On the first day of January 1833 I & my son William settled & exchanged negroes the above boy Charles is my property & Flemmon Wms.
I Wms. father have paid Wm. in trade all the money I Borrowed of him or otherwise & my son William has received in the slave Flemmon $300
and Flemmon is Wms entire & William has not received but three hundred dollars of my estate in any way.
John Pattie Jan. 1st 1833
Franklin County November Court 1833
A writing purporting to be the last will & testament of John Pattie decd.. was this day produced in court & proven by the oath of Wm. Hall to be
wholly in the hand writing of said decd.. together with the signature of said Pattie. It is therefore ordered that the same be admitted to record as
the will of the deceased, thereupon the same hath been duly admitted to record in my office.
Test A. H. Rennick cfcc