42. Rezin HOLLAND
(11) was born on 24 Apr 1764. He died
on 11 Aug 1802 in Laurens County, South Carolina. He was buried. . Rezin was
a veteran of the Revolutionary War.
WILL OF REZIN/REASON HOLLAND: IN THE NAME OF GOD AMEN I Rezin Holland of the
County of Laurenes (Laurens) and State of South Carolina being sick and weak
though perfect sound memory thank begive to God for it Calling to mind the mortallity
of my knowing that it appointed for me to Die I do ordain this my last will and
Testament principale and for all I Recommend my Soul unto the hands of Almighty
that gave it I Recommend Discretion of Excutor hoping at the General Resurrection
to Receive the same again by the mighty ower of allmighty God and so touching
such mortal estates as where it has pleased God to bless us with in life I give
and devise and dispose of the same in the following Manner and form first I give
bequeth and give to my well beloved wife plantation that I have and one hundred
acres of woodling for use in Widowhood with two negroes Ned and Leah with sorrel
horse and bay mare and plantation tooles and one bed and furniture and with the
kitching furniture During her natural life or Widowhood also to my wife the cattle
sheep and hogs asnd as the Children grows up giving them equal part I also give
until my John Holland negro Will and stud horse one hundred acres of land all
so leaving my still to John HOlland and Thomas HOlland with paying Jeremiah HOlland
thirty one dollars his part when coming of age, also my smith tools between my
three boys one bed between them also give unto my son Thomas Holland one negro
boy named Noah one young bay mare colt I also give Jeremiah Holland at my Wifes
Decease or end of her widowhood half the plantation with the house and one hundred
acres of land also I also give unto Susan (?) Holland one black horse and two
beds Equally divided among four girls Susan Elizabeth Rachel and Marah (Possibly
Mariah) at the end of Wifes life or Widowhood the two negroes above mentioned
and their increase to be sold and divided between the five girls also every negro
and all the horses to remain as they are at this time in order to Raise up the
Children when coming of age every one to receive its equal part as Directed Also
I leave my wife Mary, my wife Mary Holland and Joseph Adair my Lawful Executor
The child that is now in the wombe is a mail to be made Equal with the rest of
the mail(s) if a girl to be made to them of her part and first of all and before
any Division of her Legatees all my lawfull Debts to be fully paid Ratifying
and confirming this to be my last said will and Testam. also diasallowing of
any other will or Legasies. Whereunto I have set my hand and seal. July 30, 1802
(Signed Rezin Holland...seal) Witness present: Wm. Saxon; Thomas Holland; Richard
Holland. The within will was proven before me this the 17 day of October 1802
by William Saxon and Thomas Holland two of the subscribing agreeable to law.
Sworn to and subscribed before me D. P. Anderson (Ordy) Signed: Wm. Saxon, Thomas
Holland Rezin H0lland Will/Recorded ____ Book, Page the 11 by me, D. P. Andrerson,
Ordy.
43. Mary LOW
was born on 16 Oct 1759 in Maryland. She died on 19 Mar 1836 in Lawrence County,
Alabama. She was buried in Holland Cemetery, Lawrence County, Alabama. Children
were:
21 i.
Anna P. HOLLAND.
ii.
John HOLLAND(11) was born in 1785.
He died in 1835.
iii.
Elizabeth HOLLAND(11) was born in
1789.
iv.
Rachel HOLLAND(11) was born in 1794.
v.
Sarah HOLLAND(11) was born in 1787.
She died in 1866.
vi.
Thomas HOLLAND(11) was born in 1792.
He died in 1851.
vii.
Jeremiah HOLLAND(11) was born on 22
Aug 1796. He died in 1840.
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