WILLIAM RICHARDSON
Family Group Sheet

We JOSEPH MCGEE and B BOROUGHS being present with Wm RICHARDSON before his death and he believing the time of his departure was at hand, told us how he the said RICHARDSON did with his affairs left vis. In manner as follows vis. I first give and bequeath to my loving wife Margaret the use of all my lands and all my stock of horses, cattle, hogs and sheep, with all my plantation tools and household furniture. Except to each of my sons vis. John Drury William, Enoch, and Noah one horsebeast, of equal value as they arrive to the age of twenty one years, and also one cow one bed and furniture, and one cow as they arrive to years of maturity, the ballance of my property, a house left to my wife to remain in her hands for the support and raising my children on during her widowhood, or until the youngest of my children arrives to years of maturity, then all my lands and stock with household furniture to be sold and to be equaly divided amoung my wife and children, and my cash also to be equally divided among them all. Moore County Aug Session 1805 This will was duly proved in open court by JOSEPH MCGEE, and B BOROUGHS and admitted to record A MCBRYDE CC