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Source: North Carolina Wills and Inventories – Grimes

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Title	North Carolina Wills and Inventories – Grimes

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Elizabeth Tomes

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Page 430-432 Francis Toms’ Will page 430 I, Francis Toms, of Perquimons, being Sick and weak of Body, but of Sound mind and memory, Do make this my last will and testament in maner and forme following, Viz: I will that my Just Debts be paid by my Executors hereafter named, page 431 Item, I Give and Bequeath to my Doughter, mary newby, the Plantation I Bought of James Thickpen, to her and her Husband for and during their Naturall Lives, and after their Decease to their Son, Francis Newby, to him his heirs and assign for Ever; and forwant of Such Heirs to the Next of Kinn. And, also, to my Sd. Doughter and to her, Her Heirs or assignes, my Tract of Land on Usess Creek and Bouding on y Said-Creek and the Land he, N: Newby, bought of William More; and allso, to my Said DOughter, the Labour of my negro Wench named Nan two days in a week, viz: the Days Commonly Called Mondie and Tusday, from the day of the date hereof, to the full End and term of ten Years, My Daughter finding the Said Negro Woman a New Cotton and Woll Coat and Jackit duiring the above terms of ten years, yearly. Item, I Give and Bequeath unto my Doughter, Elizabeth Phelps, the plantation and tract of Land I had in Exchange from Stephen Gibbons for my Land Called ye Image, to her and her heirs for Ever; allso, I Give to my Said Doughter, Elizabeth, forty Acres of Land lying at ye head of Rachell Barrows Land and that which was formerly Called Clagisters to her and her Heirs for ever.

Page 430-432
Francis Toms’ Will
page 430
I, Francis Toms, of Perquimons, being Sick and weak of Body, but of Sound mind and memory, Do make this my last will and testament in maner and forme following, Viz:

I will that my Just Debts be paid by my Executors hereafter named,

page 431
Item, I Give and Bequeath to my Doughter, mary newby, the Plantation I Bought of James Thickpen, to her and her Husband for and during their Naturall Lives, and after their Decease to their Son, Francis Newby, to him his heirs and assign for Ever; and forwant of Such Heirs to the Next of Kinn. And, also, to my Sd. Doughter and to her, Her Heirs or assignes, my Tract of Land on Usess Creek and Bouding on y Said-Creek and the Land he, N: Newby, bought of William More; and allso, to my Said DOughter, the Labour of my negro Wench named Nan two days in a week, viz: the Days Commonly Called Mondie and Tusday, from the day of the date hereof, to the full End and term of ten Years, My Daughter finding the Said Negro Woman a New Cotton and Woll Coat and Jackit duiring the above terms of ten years, yearly.

Item, I Give and Bequeath unto my Doughter, Elizabeth Phelps, the plantation and tract of Land I had in Exchange from Stephen Gibbons for my Land Called ye Image, to her and her heirs for Ever; allso, I Give to my Said Doughter, Elizabeth, forty Acres of Land lying at ye head of Rachell Barrows Land and that which was formerly Called Clagisters to her and her Heirs for ever.

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