EDDGEFIELD COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA - WILL - GLOVER, Wiley - 1806

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Contributed to The USGenWeb Archives by:
 Billie Jones   <tjones@camden.net>
 8 Oct 2002 

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Will of Wiley Glover, Box 12, pkg 404. J Glover & J. Bullock Exor. Filed
Mar. 25, 1806

In the name of God amen, I Wily Glover of the District of Edgefield in the
State of SC .....I dispose as follows:
First I give to my loving wife Jemima Glover my bay riding horse and riding
chair
Item  It is my wish and desire that my land be equally divided into two
equal part.
Item I lend my loving wife Jemima Glover during her natural life the use of
the one half of my land the same including the plantation and buildings
where I how live and five negro., three heads of hogs, one your sorrel mare,
one bay filly, and one sorrel horse coalt (sic). Ten head of Pick'd cattle,
all my stock of hogs and sheep, two feather beds and furniture; and as much
of the household and kitchen furniture and plantation tools as she wishes to
keep for her use.
Item I give my daughter Elizabeth Glover my candle stand wand when she
marries or comes of age, one good feather bed and furniture ad at the
decease of my wife, that part of land which I now live on.
Item I give my son Willis Satterwhite Glover the north end half of my land,
my case, and when he married or comes of age a good feather bed and
furniture.
Item: he lists Negroes to be divided between his children when they come of
age.
Item All property not before bequeathed shall be sold on a credit of one
year and the proceeds to pay his debts. And the balance to be put out on
interest for the use and support of my children Elizabeth Glover and Willis
Satterwhite Glover.
Item It is my will. that when my daughter becomes of age or marrys that all
of the money arising from the sales of my property be equally divided
between my daughter and son.
Item it is my wish that my wife Jemima shall keep and have the use of the
Negroes which I have bequeathed to my (son and daughter) until they come of
age or marry.
Item I make my loving wife Jemima Glover Exex and Nathan Lipscomb and James
Bullock Exec... this 6 Dec 1804
/s/ Wily Glover
Wittness: Eli Bowie, Cathrine (x) Bowie, (fancy initial) Bullock.
Proved by the oath of James BULLOCK the 6 March 1806 at the same time
qualified Jamima GLOVER & James BULLOCK as executrix & executor to the above
& recorded 6 May 1806

A few accountings that I was interested in:
Cash paid to Creswell Moore, 1811
Betsy Glover attended Cambridge Academy
Accounting shows that Elizabeth Glover marries William Harris before April
12, 1815.
Letter of guardianship for Willis Glover in Abbeville Co.


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