Wilkes Co., NC Will Book #4 Page 163

		Anne Robins Will
	In the Name of God Amen.  I Anne Robins of Wilkes County and
State of North Carolina being of Sound mind and Memory blessed be Go[d
do this twenty second day of July in the Year of our Lord One Thousand ei[ght
Hundred and twenty four make and publish this my last will and Testam[ent
in manner following that is to say first of all I give and Recomend my S[oul
into the hand of Almighty God that gave it and touching my worldly ??[??
I give and bequeath as follows
  First I desire that all my Just debts should be paid if there should be a[ny
2nd I give to my Daughter Frankey Hagler my Bed and furniture & my w]???
-ing Clothes & one half of all the other property both personal & Real that [I
shall die possessed of or in anywise coming to me.
3rd I give to my Daughter Nancy Bryan one half of the Remainder of a[ll
my property both personal and real as aforesaid.
4th  The ballance of my property I give to Lucy Cuninghame the Daughter [of
my Daughter Peggy P. Robins that Married Thomas Lenoir And Nanc[y
Bryan & Lousianna Bryan Daughters of my Daughter Lucy Robins th[at
Married Henry Bryan to be equally divided between the said Lucy Cun[ing
-hame, Nancy Bryan & Lousianna Bryan.
5th  The part given to Lucy Cunninghame I give & bequeath to my Ex[ec
-tor to be hereafter appointed in trust to keep for the said Lucy Cuni[ng-
-hame and to be paid over to her in her life time for her own use, wi[th
out the intervention or disposal of her Husband Benjamin Cuning
-hame and in case she should not live to Receive it then her part
be equally divided amongst all the Children of her body then living
  And I hereby make and ordain my friend James Martin Executor of t[his
my last Will and Testament in Witness whereof I have hereunto set m[y

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                                (164) July Term 1833

ha]nd and Seal the day and date above written  Signed Sealed Published
an]d declared by the said Anne Robins in the Presents of       her
Wm] Parks Jut.                                           Anne A. Robins (seal)
D]iana A. Martin |                                             mark
Ja]mes Martin    | North Carolina |
                    Wilkes County | July Term 1833
                             The foregoing Will was duly proven in open
               court by the Oath of Wm Parks and James Martin was
               duly Sworn as Executor to said Will.
                                               Test
                                                  R Martin Clk