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William Rea. In the name of God Amen, I William Rea Senr of Greenville District inthe State of South Carolina being of sound mind... ... I wish my funeral expences and just Debts to be paid out of any moneythat may be left or out of the sale of a part of my personal propertyFirst I leave to my beloved wife Rebecca Ray during her natural life orwidowhood a part of the tract of land that I now live on as will behereafter described my two negroes Rachel and Wilson with all myhousehold and Kitchen furnture, plantation tools waggon horses cattlehogs and stock of every kin, but if my sd wife should wish to dispose ofany part of the personal property I wish it to be sold by Executorshereafter named and to be disposed of a hereafter directed. I have givento my son Luke Rea 50 acres of land a mare and other property to theamount of $206, I have bought for my son John Reaa tract of land which hehas had and other propety to the amount of $230. I have given to mysonThomas Rea 60 acres of land a mare and other propety to the amount of$300. I now give to my son William Rea 50 acres of land to include theimprovement where he now lives joining James Andersons horse Creek and aline to be run between him and Allen McDonald mare and some other propetyto the amount of $300. I give to my daughter Patsey Sawyers and Charlesher husband the tract of land where they lived supposed to be 40 acres abed and cow that they have [to] hand to the amount of $152 and note thatI now hold on Tully Bolling for $15 that I wish given to him which willmake his amount $167. I now give to my daughter Rebecca McDonald and herhusband Allen McDonald 50 acres of land to include the improvement wherethey now live to join Tully Bollings land where John Rea lives HorseCreek and a line to be run between them and William Rea Junr the line tobe run to the best advantage for both parties with two cows a yearlingone still $11 in cash to the amount of $340 I have given to my daughterNancy Cockrum and James Cockrum her husband one bed and furniture and onemare to the amount of $70. If my wife should think proper to sell any ofthe personal property before her death I wish the proceed to be paid tothose children that has had the least, to make them equal with those thathad the most and at the final settlement of my estate I wish my childrento be made equal as to the balance of the tract of land that I now liveon, and leave to my wife with all the rest of the personal property thatis not nmaed I wish to be sold by my Executors at the death of my saidwife and the money to be divided among my legal heirs so as to make themall equal... And lastly I do constitute and appoint my Friends Micajah Berry and TullyBolling Executors of this my last Will and Testament by me made intestimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this23rd day of June A.D. 1827 S/ William Rea Signed Sealed Published and declared in the presents of us Sims Smith,Mulkey L. Smith, James (his mark) Thomson. Probated 27 Aug 1827, JohnWatson, OGD. Rec. in WB B:99-100. The following is the amount of the Sale of the property of the Estate ofWilliam Rea, decd, sold the 12 of December 1849 on a credit of 12months. Buyers: Arabella Ramsey, Charles Davis, Isaac Devenport Jr, JamesAnderson, John Williams, David Dawson, Eli Castles,William N__(?) VincentAustin, David Dawson, Tully Holliday, Isaac Devenport Senr., WilliamMcDonald,James M. Anderson(?), Robert A. Child(?), William G__(?),Francis Devenport Jr., Josiah Chandler, John Autra, Charles Davis, JosephMcCullough, William McDonald, Owen Stone, Isaac Devenport tract of land$500.00, Austin Williams, M. Berry, James M. Sullivan negro man Wilson$613.00, James Anderson negro woman Rachel $105.00. Total $1342.22 1/4 M. Berry petition for settlement of Wm. Reas estate filed 23 Sep 1850. The petition of Micajah Berry executor of the will of Wm. Rea decd___(?) that whereas he is now ready by and under the provisions of saidwill to make a final settlement and to pay over whatever that may be onhand of said estate to the legatees. Your petitioner prays that the saidlegatess and heirs at law of the said deceased be cited to appear in thecourt of ordinary on the first of January next to show cause why a finalsettlement and decree [should] not be made in said estate. The followingis a correct list of the heirs and legatees of said decd viz those outof state are The heirs at law of Luke Rea decd The heirs at law of Thos Rea decd The heirs at law of John Rea decd William Rea, Charles Sawyers & Patsey his wife Allen McDonald & Rebecca his wife James Cockrum & Nancy his wife. The following in this state viz Jno Rea, Sowurd(?) Rea, Tully Hollidayand Polly his wife, Wm. Bagwell and Elizabeth his wife & John Autrey &Tabitha his wife 23 Sept 1850. Ordered that the heirs within mentioned to personallynotified for the first day of January next and those out of the State tobe notified by three months ___(?) advertisement in the GreenvilleMountaineer newspaper and should they not appear then consent to beentered of record. S/ Jno. Watson OGD Warrant of app. of goods & chattels of Wm. Rea, decd. 11 Dec 1827.William Davenport, James McElroy, Luke Compton & William Ford to appraiseestate. App. of the Sale of a part of the personal property of William Rea,decd, 22 Mar 1828. Buyers: William Hatcher, Tully Bolling, John Rea, Allen McDonald, David Compton,Charles Sawyers, Terry T. Bolling, William Ford, William Avary, MicajahBerry, John Compton, William Arnold, William Devenport, Henry G. Johnson,William Rea & George Smith. A return of the Receipts, accts expend. of the estate of William Readecd made by Micajah Berry acting Executor- 1827. Recd of Mrs. Rea by Allen McDonald $5.00 1828. Recd of Mrs. Rea cash... Mar 1829. Recd of George Smith (sale money), Wm. Rea, John Rea, William Hatcher (salemoney), H.G. Johnson, William Avary, John Compton, William Ford. 1827. Paid the ordinary for proving will, citation, warrant ofappraisement, rec. inv. $6.25 paid William Devenport, James McClroy, Luke Compton & Williar Ford forappraising the estate each 4.00 Mar 22 1828. paid for 2 gallons of spirits for sale 1.00, pd Mrs. Reastax 2.25 8 Apr 1828. pd Tolly Bolley on proven acct. 3 Jan 1829. pd Strother D. Shumate on proven acct.; pd Doctor Owens onproves acct 12 3/8 3 Mar 1829. pd to Mrs. Rea pr(?) order for John Rea 22.00; pd tax for MrsRea; pd Revd J. Dewese for funeral sermon 1.00 S/ Micajah Berry. Made before me on this 12 day of October 1829. JohnWatson, OGD M. Berry Executor acct with the Estate William Rea Deceased 1851 Amount for distribution 1525.61 deduct Wm. H. Rea sales; decuct __(?) Amount to be distributed $1532.36 Advancements per Will Luke Reac $206.00 John Rea 230.00 Thomas Rea 300.00 William Rea 300.00 Charles Sawyers & wife 167.00 Allen McDonald $340.00 James Cockrell & wife 70.00 [total] 1613.00 amount of each share $449.33 1/4 Luke Rea Distributive share 449.33 1/4, deduct adv. 206.00> 243.33 1/4 John Rea Dist share 449.33 1/4, deduct adv. 230.00> 219.33 1/4 Thomas Rea Dist share 449.33 1/4, deduct adv. 300.00> 149.33 1/4 William Rea Dist share 449.33 1/4, deduct adv. 300.00> 149.33 1/4 Charles Sawyer Dist share 449.33 1/4, deduct adv. 167.00> 282.33 1/4 Allen McDonald Dist share 449.33 1/4, deduct adv. 340.00> 109.33 1/4 James Cockrill Dist share 449.33 1/4, deduct adv. 70.00>379.33 1/4 By amt div Luke Rea 243.33 1/4 ___(?) interest 203.00 Amount due Luke Rea 38.33 1/4 By amt due John Rea 219.33 14 Paid John Rea to __(?) Amt due John Rea89.36 1/4 By amt due Thos Reas heirs 149.33 1/4 Paid __(?) Red(?) 10.45 Paid Tully Holliday & wife 19.84 Paid Wm. Bagwell & wife S. Rea }each 19.40(?) Paid Jno.Autry & wife ___(?) } amt to be paid as follows Jefferson Rea due him 19.84 By amt due Wm Rea 149.33 1/4; amt pd 148.27, amt due 1.06 1/4 by amt due Charles Sawyer 282.33 1/4 (can not read) amt. due CharlesSawyer .961/4(?) By amt due James Cockram & wife 379.33 1/4 By amt paid James Cockram 378.36; amt due James Cockram .97 1/4 By amt due A. McDonald & wife 109.33 1/4 By amt paid A. McDonald 108.50; amt due A. McDonald 8.33 S/ Micajah Berry Ex Jan(?) 1, 1851. The heirs of the estate of Wm. Red decd being duly notified ... the 1stday of Jany 1851 no objection being made and ... accounts of the executor__(?) allowing all just credits, the sum due each legatee in thissettlement which sums I decree to be paid to each legatee is set forth inthe account Jany 1, 1851. S? Jno. Watson OGD. Greenville Dist., SC Apartment 6 No. 406. -- Peggy B. Chapman
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