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1749 - 1810 (61 years)| Name | William "Older" SANDERS [2] | |
| Suffix | Sr | |
| Birth | 25 Apr 1749 | Horatio, Craven County, South Carolina  |
| Gender | Male | |
| HIST | WILL OF WILLIAM SANDERS South Carolina Sumter District In the name of God Amen: I William Sanders, the Elder, of the District. and State aforesaid, Planter, being of Sound and disposing mind, do make and constitute my last will, and devise as follows, that is to say. My will and desire is, That All my Property be kept together until my just Debts shall be paid out of the Proceeds and profits thereof, and the Money in hand at my death. While my Property is so kept together, my beloved wife Sarah, my grandson Richard S Moore, and my granddaughter Sarah Moore are to be maintained out of the income of my Estate, and my said wife shall also, be so maintained, one year thereafter; and whatever surplus Money shall be on hand, at the time of dividing my Property, after payment of Debts, arising from the Income of my Estate shall go to my said wife. After my just Debts shall be so paid I give and devise to my said wife to her and her heirs forever, one Negroe girl called Mary, one horse and riding chair, one featherbed and furniture: Item; I will and devise to my said wife for and during her natural life, and no longer, The Plantation on which I now live with the two tracts adjoining, the one purchased of General Cantey, & the other granted to myself, together with my household furniture Cotton gin, Plantation Tools & Implements, and Stock of every kind, also, the following Negroes, Toby, Anthony, Jacob, Henry, Sue, Lucy, Winny, Reuben, Nancey, Jeffry, Phillis & Daniel, in like manner. I give and devise to my daughter Martha Moore, to her & her heirs forever, the Tract of Land upon which she lives, of about one hundred and fifty Acres, and the following Negroes, Milly, Lucky, Louisa, Virginia, Nancy & their Increase, Also, Two hundred Dollars to be received after my Debts are paid. I give and devise to my grandson Richard L Moore his heirs, and afsigns forever, Two Negroe boys called Cyras, and Moses; and at the death of my wife, I give and devise to my said Grandson his heirs and afsigns forever, The plantation and two adjoining Tracts divised to my wife for life; also at the Sametime; one of the two Negroes called Lucy, and Jacob according to his own choice, one good horse from the Plantation Stock, all the Stock of Cattle and hogs remaining, one third part of the household furniture & Plantation Tools, and my fowling-Piece: But in case my said grandson should depart this life without lawful Ifsue living at the time of his death, then the Negroes so Bequeathed, shall go to the aforesaid Martha Moore or her Ifsue then living; and in that case, the Lands so divised to him, shall go to my two sons, William and Robert, & their heirs forever. To my son William I give and devise one Negroe woman called Betty & her child Rhody, & Increase, to him & his heirs, and I forgive & give up to him all claim & Interest respecting a Tract of Land conveyed by him & myself to Gen.l Davis I give and devise to my son Robert Sanders the Tract of Land upon which he lives of about Two hundred & fifty Acres, and one hundred & fifty Dollars to him. & his heirs; and I forgive, and give up my claim upon him for Two hundred Dollars paid by me to Hugh Young. I give and devise to my two sons William and Robert, & their heirs, The following Negroes, Jacob, Tom, Rachal Hannah, Shepney, Ned Leah, Darky, Moriah Oliver, Tinker, Libby, Rhiner & Santee--Milley. And at the death of my wife the Negroes bequeathed to her for life, are to go to my said two sons, & their heirs, except either Lucy or Jacob, whichever maybe chosen by my grandson Richard S. Moore; and at the same time, the other two thirds of my household furniture, & Plantation Tools. The Provision & grain on hand at the time of dividing my Estate, shall remain for the use of my wife & Richard S Moore, Unlefs my Executors shall be able to collect the bond of William Riggans & others to me, they are directed to raise Two hundred and Twenty Pounds out of the income of my Estate, to be kept at Interest to pay off the Legatees of William Ragan deceased: I appoint my wife Executrix and my two sons Executors of my will & Devise. In Testimony whereof I hereto set my hand and Seal this Twenty first of April AnnoDomini 1810--- William Sanders (SEAL) Signed & Sealed & published as the last will & devise of Wm Sanders Senior in our presence who in his presence & in the presence of each other do hereby witnefs the same Ja.s Howard Sherwood Little Charles Spears Recorded in Will Book A page 94 Recorded August 6th 1810 William Taylor ordy Bundle 106 Pkge 10 | |
| Reference Number | 160 | |
| _UID | 3F64496DD5424632B51459EC9412F759EC56 | |
| Death | Jul 1810 | Horatio, Craven County, South Carolina [3] |
| Burial | Sumter, South Carolina |
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| Person ID | I10598 | Singleton and Related Families |
| Last Modified | 22 Mar 2010 | |
| Father | George SANDERS, b. 1718, Virginia d. 1771, Craven County, South Carolina (Age 53 years) | |
| Mother | Naomi, b. 1722 | |
| _UID | AB0CB3A3DAFA42EDBD94935A196ADA09B4DB | |
| _UID | AB0CB3A3DAFA42EDBD94935A196ADA09B4DB | |
| Family ID | F3823 | Group Sheet | Family Chart |
| Family | Sarah /RAGAN RAGIN, b. 1752, Craven County, South Carolina d. Abt 1823, Sumter County, South Carolina (Age 71 years) | |||||||||
| Marriage | Mar 1771 [3] | |||||||||
| _UID | FFE5025D283A4788BF887CB2359DB6CF4014 | |||||||||
| _UID | FFE5025D283A4788BF887CB2359DB6CF4014 | |||||||||
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| Family ID | F3822 | Group Sheet | Family Chart | ||||||||
| Last Modified | 26 Dec 2013 | |||||||||
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