Volume 4, Page 266, Year 1836

Last Will and Testament of Enock Hankins, Decd.

I Enock Hankins of Jefferson Township Allegheny County & State of Pensy & Being
of sound mind memory & understanding, Make and Publish this my last will &
Testament in the following manner.  
First as to my Worldly Estate I give and bequeath as follows.  To my son Ramath
I give and bequeath one hundred dollars, to be paid two years after my death. 
To my son Enoch I give and devise the one half of the money wich was willed to
him by his Grandfather Joseph Riggs.  Likewise two notes which I hold against
him, the amt. not recollected and twenty dollars in money to be paid two years
after my death.  To my son John I give and devise the one half of the money
willed by his Grandfather Joseph Riggs to Enock & John Hankins, & one Hundred
Dollars to be paid two years after my death.  To my Samuel Hankins son of Rameth
Hankins  I give & devise one hundred & sixty acres of land lying & being in the
State of Illinois.
To my daughter Leah Burton I give & devise one hundred dollars to be paid two
years after my death.  To my daughter Ann I give and devise The farm and all the
personal property wich I now possess and whereon I now live provided she does
not get married.  Also the lot & house on the Mononghala River on the same
conditions, Should she get married, the said property shall be given up and in
lieu thereof I give & devise to her five hundred dollars, should Ann die or get
married then the Real & personal property willed to her to be sold and Equally
divided amongst the surviving heirs, Ann to be considered as one of the heirs.
To my daughter Jane Allison's three children Enock, James, & Mary Ann, I give
and bequeath Five Hundred dollars to be equally divided among them to be paid
whenever the Executors can make it convenient to pay the same.  My Bank Stock,
Turnpike stock and all debts due me by Notes, Bonds, or book accts. not
heretofore bequeathed, I wish sold and my debts collected within two years after
my death, to pay the legacies above mentioned.  It is to be understood that were
(where?) the property is to be sold, should my daughter Ann die or get married
& then to be divided among the surviving heirs is understood that Jane Allison
is to receive a dividend of Ann's property when sold.  Also Enock Hankins to
receive nothing.  And lastly I do hereby appoint appoint and Constitute Rameth
Hankins & Henry Beltzhoover to be the Executors of this my last will revoking
all others heretofore made.  In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand &
seal this 26th day of November 1835
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				Enock  X   Hankins seal
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Signed sealed and delivered in the presence of us
                                George Sickman
			        Thomas Brown

The Erasure and Enterlining in Seventh line from the bottom was done before the
signing of the above.
			        George Sickman