Will, SC, York, John Allison 1804 I JOHN ALLISON of the state of South Carolina and District of York being low and health but of sound mind and memory to devise between and dispose of my estate in the following manner. First I devised to my son ALBERT ALLISON the whole of the tract of land where on I now live and so much of my Plantation known by the name of Lattimore place as is here after mentioned , to wit: Beginning where the said last Plantation joins the one I now live on at the corner farthest from the river on the Southeast end and running from; thence and a direction to the Beaver Dam creek where it crosses the Wagon Road which leads from the ferry to the Iron Works; thence up to Beaver Dam Creek to the mouth of the second Branch; thence up the side branch 200 yards; thence due North till it intersects with the line of the said Lattimore place which joins land formerly the property of Colonel JOSEPH HOWE; thence along the sidelines until it joins track I now live on. All which lands above-described I give and devise to my son said son ALBERT his heirs and assigns forever subject never the less to the following encumbrance to wit that my wife ELIZABETH ALLISON do have the use and occupation of the houses and land for the purpose of supporting herself and raising the rest of my children during the minority of my said Son and for four years afterwards and then that she have the use an occupation of one third part of the above devised plans during her natural life should she remain a widow. Secondly I will and direct that my executrix and executors, or any two or more of them, to sell and execute titles to and for the remaining part of my Lattimore Plantation not herein before disposed of and also to sell and execute titles to and for all that Plantation on which I formerly lived lying in the district and state of for said near to the AERA IRONWORK and known by the name of my old place. And the money arising from the sale of the said plans to be applied in discharge of my just debts. Thirdly will and direct that all my household furniture be kept by my wife for the use of the family until my children are arrive at such ages as my executors might think proper to give each of them respectively their equal share together with my wife. I also will and direct my executors to sell all my cattle, Hogs, and horses which they think in their discretion would be unnecessary to keep on the plantation for the support theirof. And that should the remaining stock on the plantation increase beyond the number necessary to keep for the plantation and family use that they have power at any time to sell such unnecessary part of the stock. Page 1 of 4 ** PAGE BREAK ** Will, SC, York, John Allison 1804 I will and direct that my Negroes remain on the plantation to work the same for the benefit of my wife and children until my executors or the survivor or survivors of them may think it prudent to divide the same and then my will is that all my Negroes be equally divided between my wife and all my children then living so as to give each of them an equal part. I also will and direct that my executor is have my children educated in such manner as may be convenient and appear suitable and pay for the same out of any monies that may be remaining of my state. I will and direct that all the money's that may be on hand at the time of dividing my estate not here in before dispose of be equally divided amongst my wife and children that may then be living. I authorize my executrix and executors or the survivor or survive Wars of them to sell a tract of land willed by my father to me in the state of Tennessee. I authorize and Empower my executrix and executors or the survivor or survivors of them to adjust my disputes with Colonel William Hill respecting several tracts of land lying in the state of North Carolina, and re-convey the same to him in case he will redeliver my bonds given him by myself and twaddle and pay my executor for my trouble of attending on his business in North Carolina. Any debts to me or any other property not here in disposed of I will and bequeath that my executor to make equal division of the same among my wife and children. I hereby constitute and a point wife ELIZABETH ALLISON my executrix and RICHARD ALLISON and JAMES MITCHELL and WILLIAM SMITH my executors to carry this, my last will and testament, into execution. And in case any of them should die or refuse to act I ordained and appoint the remainder of them to carry this my last will and testament into effect, and to do and perform all the matters and things here in before mentioned to be done by my executrix and executors or any two of them or the survivor or survivors of them as fully as if they should all live and act. And I hereby declare this and no other to be my last will and testament and do hereby revoke and unknown all other and former wills and Testaments made and executed by me. Page 2 of 4 ** PAGE BREAK ** Will, SC, York, John Allison 1804 In witness whereof I do hereunto set my hand and seal this 5th day of June 1804. J. ALLISON {seal} Signed sealed and pronounced in the presence of C. HAGIN JOHN MCCALL {his X mark} JOSEPH MCKENZIE Page 3 of 4 ** PAGE BREAK ** Will, SC, York, John Allison 1804 Codisil I JOHN ALLISON of the District of York and state of South Carolina having this day made and executed my last will and testament and now wishing to make a further disposition of certain Negroes belonging to my estate which are not specifically disposed of in my said last will do hereby further will and direct that my Negroes SAM and JUDE now in the possession of Colonel WILLIAM HILL be kept by the said Colonel WILLIAM HILL and Mrs. Hill his wife during their natural lives and that they be entitled to the benefits of their labors for their support. And after the deaths of the set Colonel WILLIAM HILL and Mrs. Hill that the same Negros SAM and JUDE be sold by my executrix and executors and the money's be divided equally among my wife and children. I also direct that my executrix and executors to sell my negro FRANK now in the possession of Colonel HILL and apply the money's for the use of my debts if necessary and if not necessary then to be divided among my wife and children as other monies are directed to be equally divided. This I acknowledge as part of my last will and testament in addition to the foregoing sheet here on to a next. As witness my hand and seal this 5th day of June 1804. J. ALLISON {seal} Witness Present C. HAGAN JOHN MCCALL {his X mark} JOSEPH MCKENZIE Probated August 6th 1804 Case No. 52 File No. 10 Will book “A” page 148 Page 4 of 4 ** PAGE BREAK **