| LITTLETON ~ WILLS, PROBATE, ESTATE SETTLEMENT |
| NORTH CAROLINA JONES COUNTY "Abstract of North Carolina Wills" Jones Co, NC...4 Jan 1792....Will Thomas Littleton. To my wife - Mary Littleton - All the personal estate she already possessed at the time of our marriage, also a horse, 2 cows and calves; hogs, stock, that she chooses a plow, fluke, harness, weeding hoe. And the two notes against Thomas Lee for ten barrels of corn - each. She is to have the 50 acres of land where we now live - Also my tanned leather, and a saddle for her lifetime but no longer. To my daughter - Leah Johnston, 100 acres of land between Goose Pond and my Plantation, also the 50 acres willed to my wife, at her death. The house willed to my wife is to go to my Grandson, Edward Johnston, at my wife's death. To my son - William Littleton, a choice of beds and furniture, a large pot and large chest. To my granddaughter, Sally Lee, a cow and calf, when she is of age or married, and until then, they are to be kept by my wife for her. Signed - Thomas Littleton Executors - My wife, Mary and Collinson Johnston Witness: B Granade - Thomas Lee & Thomas Sanderson Will probated at May Term of Court - Jones Co, - 1792. OHIO BELMONT COUNTY Belmont County wills are provided by Mary Bateman... mebateman@cox.net Thanks Mary! Will of Elizabeth Ann (Duvall) Littleton Will #16-401 on FHL # 2134571 "In the name of the Benevolent Father of All: I, Elizabeth A. Littleton of Pultney Township, Belmont County, Ohio, being of sound mind, do make and publish this my last will and testament. Item 1. I do give and devise one (1) dollar to each of my following children, Charles A. Littleton, Loyd T. Littleton, William M. Littleton, Jessie Littleton, Franklin Littleton, Sarah Moffit, Sibbie Ann Austin, and to Margaret Davis' heirs one dollar. Item 2nd. I do give and devise ten (10) dollars to Barbara Typle my daughter. Item 3rd. I do give and devise the house and two or more acres of ground therewith, on which I now live and which was purchased from Robert Crangle, to my two sons, John Littleton and Clemuel Littleton, their heirs and assigns forever. Item 4th. I do give and devise to said John Littleton, Clemuel Littleton, my sons, and Nancy M. Littleton, my daughter, all the house hold furniture, share and share alike. If at my death, I should have any other property of any kind whatsoever I give and devise the same to said John, Clemuel, and Nancy Littleton share and share alike... I do hereby revoke all former will by me made. In testimony hereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 28th day of September A.D. 1888... Testimony in the matter of the will of Elizabeth A. Littleton, deceased, late of Belmont County...On the 14th day of October A. D. 1893..." ~ Will of BARBARA LITTLETON: Will #M520 on FHL #886939 Vol M-N years 1879-1884 "..I give and bequeathto my daughter Frances Archibald all my right title and interest to about 18 acres of coal lying and being in range two Township and section 28 in Belmont County State of Ohio for the said Frances Archibald to see and dispose of and to pay all my just debts and funeral expenses and the balance to be equally divided between my heirs to wit the said Frances Archibald, Elizabeth Hutchinson, Jackson Littleton, Olive Lasuse, Thomas M. Littleton share and share alike. George Littleton to share in the rest after deducting $85.00 if there is more than that amount to be divided. Charles H. Littleton to share with the rest after deducting $125.00 if there is more than that amount. I constitute and appoint my daughter Frances Archibald sole executer of this my last will and testament without bond herely revoking all former wills made by me. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my sear this 31st of March A. D. 1881. ...be given to William J. Littleton, Thomas M. Littleton, Nathan Littleton and George Littleton next of kin of the testatrix resident of the State of Ohio that said application will be for hearing before the court on the 10th day of May A.D. 1881 at 10 o'clock A.M...." TENNESSEE LOUDON COUNTY Catharine Anthony Littleton INGRAM (widow of Pleasant Littleton) Will book 1, pg 83; Loudon County, TN Written 22 December 1876 - Probated 2 April 1877. Last Will and Testament of Catharine INGRAM I Catherine INGRAM of the County of Loudon and State of Tennessee do make and publish this my Will and Testament, hereby revoking and making void all other former Wills by me at any time heretofore made. First- I direct that my body be decently Interred at Cave Creek in Roane County in a manner suitable to my condition in life and as to such worldly Estate as it hath pleased God to entrust me with. I despose of the same as follows. First- I give to my daughter _______ one hundred dollars of the proceeds of my land and also my Second Daughter Polly Ann one hundred dollars, and I give to my son Hardin one hundred. Also I give to my Son George M. LITTLETON one hundred dollars. I also give to my Son's Hardin and George M. LITTLETON to have the land they use in making their Stove Wear, and further I appoint my Son George M. LITTLETON, my lawful Executor to my Will. I also want my Sons Hardin and George to pay the Girls one hundred dollars apiece and take my farm. In witness whereof I Catherine INGRAM the Said Testatrix have set my hand and seal this 22nd day of December Eighteen Hundred and Seventy Six. Signed Sealed in the presence of Witnesses Catherine (her X mark) INGRAM Jackson WEST George W. WHEAT State of Tennessee Loudon County } County Court April Term 1877. This was the last will and testament of Catharine Ingram, produced in open Court, and its execution and declarations duly proved in open Court by the oaths of Jackson West and George W. Wheat the Subscribing witnesses thereto and adjudged by the Court to be the last will and testament of said Testatrix and admitted to record and ordered to be certified and recorded. Witness my hand at office in Loudon this 2nd day of April 1877. W. L. MOURFIELD,Clerk ~ Sanford INGRAM (widower of Mary Burnett and Catharine Anthony Littleton) Will Book, 1 page 113; Loudon County, TN Written 23 July 1882 & probated 3 October 1883. Last Will and Testament of Sanford INGRAM July 23rd 1882 I this day make this my last will and testament, first I bequeath that after my Deth I want all my Just dets settle and me decently Intered. I give my farms to my Sons Moses L. INGRAM and Jefferson INGRAM. Moses L. INGRAM is to have all of the farm West of the Loudon Road except from the hollow on the Kingston Road the line is to start at that point and _____ to the West corner of the Barn lot thence with the bar lot fence to the South corner thence with the big gulley till it stricks the big road below the hous I want Jefferson to hav all the remainder of my land so as to include the Barn lot cut off the West side of the road, Moses L. INGRAM and Jefferson INGRAM is to pay my other heirs one hundred and fifty a peace excepted the Dock LITTLETON heirs I had given them their portions of my estate heretofore and I want the one hundred and fifty Dollars that was to be paid to my daughter Hannah LITTLETON to be paid to her Daughter Mary LITTLETON for her own benefit. I also will that Joseph STUART the boy that I have raised shall have a horse to be worth Seventy five Dollars Said horse is to be furnished by Moses L. INGRAM and Jefferson INGRAM to the said Joseph STUART. I give my entire stock and farming utensils house hold and kitchen furniture to my Son Jefferson INGRAM this I make my last will this the 23 rd day of July 1882. Sanford (his X mark) INGRAM Witnesses: Jackson WEST Mollie INGRAM I also appoint my lawful Executor to this my last will Jackson WEST. Jackson WEST Sanford (his X mark) INGRAM Attest G. R. INGRAM State of Tennessee } County Court Oct Term 1882 Loudon County } This was the last will and testament of Sanford Ingram produced in open Court and its execution and declarations duly proved in open court by the oaths of Mollie Ingram and G. R. INGRAM the subscribing witnesses thereto and adjudged by the Court to be the last will and testament of said testator, and ordered to be certified and recorded. Witness my hand at office in Loudon this 3rd day of October 1883. M. LEEBOUNDFIELD, Clerk WILLIAMSON COUNTY "Wills & Inventory Williamson Co, TN" 1812-1818, Will Book 2 pg 120 (abstract): John Littleton Dec'd will being very sick and weak in body. Mentions wife Ellinor Littleton, daugher - Mary Littleton; rest of my children 1 shilling (no names) Test: James Armstorn & Geo Glascock. Probated July Session 1818 ...(2) 1819-1825 Jno., Inventory pg 13 (same book as above); John Littleton, January Term 1819. Executor: Elendor Littleton. Creation date May 2003 Previous update 19 October 2003 |
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