EARLY WILL ABSTRACTS
COLUMBIA COUNTY, GEORGIA
"U", "V","W", "Y" and "Z" LISTINGS
UNDERWOOD, William s/Aug 4 1831 p/Sept 13 1838. Heirs, Sister, Nancy Underwood, all real estate and slaves. If she dies, to go to Polly Jones, daughter of Obedience Jones. If she dies, Littleberry Underwood, son of Levi (brother) to inherit. Exrs. Polly Jones, Nicholas Pitts and William Crawford. Witness: Milton Brown, William Cliett, and Alford Cliett.
UPTON, William s/Jan 30 1857 p/June 1859 Heirs, beloved wife, Daughters, Julia, Susan Watson, wife of Valentine (married Columbia County, April 15 1845) Sarah Walker, wife of James Walker (married Columbia County, June 25 1856) Sons, Benjamin and Jeremiah. Exr. Son Jeremiah, Witness: Robert Morris, Gabriel Martin and James Morris.
VINCENT, Lewis s/Feb 8 1880 p/Mar 25 1889 Wife Charlotte, to keep the property intact for daughters, Livia, Julia, Mary and Martha, to be divided when Martha is 11 years old (she now being four years and three months) an equal division. Exrs Wife Charlotte. Witness: Claiborne Sneed, Albert Carter, Willy Olly.
VINSON, David s/Oct 25 1826 p/Nov 23 1833. Daughter, Charlotte Johnson. Granddaughter, Elizabeth Watkins Newman, daughter of granddaughter Sally, wife of William Newman. Granddaughters, Elizabeth Mitton, Sally Newman, Rebina Belcher, wife of Collins H. Belcher. Grandson, Green Gilpin. NOTE: As I am guardian of children of James Denham, deceased, first husband of granddaughter, Elizabeth Mitton, I ordered the distribution of property for which I am trustee. Exrs. Green Gilpin, Peter Crawford. Witness: E. A. L. and J. M. Crawford, Mitton A. C. M. Brown.
WADE, John s/Nov 5 1822. p/Apr 10 1826. Wife Jerusia. Daughters, Sarah, Camilla Banks (married David Banks, Columbia County, Nov 12 1811) and Rebecca Sebord. Sons, Solomon, Hampton, Hiram, Meredith, James and Jesse. Exrs. Wife Jerusia and Henry Gibson. Witness: Henry Gibson, John Benson, Bushrod Petit, Joseph Fletcher.
WALICON, Daniel s/Sept 5 1789 p/Jan 8 1818 (Richmond County) Heirs, beloved wife Mary. Granddaughter, Mary, Martha, Nelly and Elizabeth Wood. Granddaughters, Honor Fox and Sarah Gage. Grandsons, Daniel, Meremiah and Joseph Wood. Son in law Isaac Wood, daughter in law, Lucy Tutt, wife of deceased son Daniel and her children. Exrs. Joseph Wood and Samuel Scott. Witness: John Holt, Seaborn Jones and N. H. Bugg.
WALKER, David s/Apr 1 1831 p/May 2 1831. Heirs, beloved wife Mary (Crawford, married Columbia County, Aug 25 1811). Daughters, Martha, Frances Ann, Catherine Emma and Louisa Jane. Sons Elisha Simms Walker, Son in law William Covard, Jr. Exrs. Wife Mary, William Colvard and George McGruder. Witness: William Crawford, William Drane, Daniel Stanford and Thomas Colvard.
WALKER, Elisha s/Aug 12 1822 p/Dec 5 1822 Wife Sarah. Sons, David, George B., and Elisha, Jr. Son in law Redrick Lucious? (indistinct). Grandchildren, Elisha and Elizabeth, children of deceased son, James C., Granddaughter Elizabeth, child of deceased son John. Granddaughter, Susannah, daughter of Elisha, Jr. Son David to be trustee for legacy to Elisha. Friend Arthur Fort to be trustee for legacy of $800 for Mrs. Daly (her husband, Joseph, not to have control over it) Patsy Simms. Exrs. Wife, son David W., Arthur Foster, Collier Foster. Witness: none named.
WALTON, Jesse s/July 8 1866 p/July 30 1866. Sons, Jesse A., William F., and Lucilius D., gifts to sons confirmed. Sons, Ellis J. and George T., the Gardner tract, 1700 acres, stock, etc. Sons, Roberts, the Lowsville place, William T., $20,000 in trust for each of my daughters, Mary Elizabeth and Ella. Residue to go to my wife, Palatiah. Exrs. Wife and sons, Jesse and W. Witness: William McLean, James Clanton, C. H. Shockley.
WALTON, Sarah s/July 30 1833. p/Nov 23 1833 (nee Sarah Grinage, widow of William Walton, Rev Soldier) Daughters, Blanche Woods, Frances Cartledge. Son Jesse, Grandson John W. Ramsey, Exr. James Cartledge. Witness: Isaac Ramsey, George O'Neal and Hezekiah Baston.
WALTON, William (Rev. Soldier) s/Apr 1 1818 p/Mar 22 1819 Heirs, beloved wife Sarah (Grinage). Daughters Blanchy Woods and Frances George Walton. Sons, William Fairfax Walton and Jesse Simms Walton. Exr. none named. Witness: Martha Cleghorn, Benjamin Berry, Peter Crawford, Anderson Cummings.
WATKINS, Thomas s/no date shown. p/Dec 3 1866. Sons Angus, a Negro Boy. Wife, Nancy Ann, Balance of estate to support children. At her death, divided among children. Viz: Caroline Watkins, Sarah Watkins, Sophia B. Watkins, Loucinda Watkins, Angus W. Watkins, Mary A. Stringer. Extrx. Wife Nancy Ann. Witness: Bill Holland, Erasmus Dozier, N.E. Burnley.
WATSON, Elizabeth s/Sept 29 1859. p/July 22 1863. Grandchildren: Thomas Peter Wade, son of Lavinia Wade, Mary C. Harrell, Rebecca Ann Blanchard. Great grandchildren, George P. McGinnes, Margaret Lavinia McGinnes, children of deceased granddaughter, Elizabeth Amanda McGinnes. Trustee Step son, Thomas M. Watson. Exr, William Langston. Witness: Joseph Stockton, John H. Candler, Lewis Young.
WATSON, Peter s/Aug 11 1826. p/Apr 19 1828. Wife Elizabeth, son Thomas, step-daughter Louvenia Wade and her heirs. Exrs. James Shields and William Wiley. Witness: Robert McCorkle, James Shields, Abraham P. Jones.
WATSON, Thomas M. s/Mar 20 1865 p/July 7 1865. Wife Mary Ann (married Mrs. Mary Ann Cooper, Columbia County, May 26 1860) Negroes, 500 acre plantation, stock, wagons, rockaway carriage, furniture, $400 in cash. Daughter Catherine Boroum, wife of Virgil Boroum (married Columbia County, Dec 20 1854) Sons Tompeter, John S. (Married Ann E. Maddox, Columbia County, Dec 21 1853) Exrs Virgil Boroum, sons, Tompeter and John. Witness: James Zachry, Josiah Stovall, A. L. Massengale.
WEATHERS, Valentine G. s/July 23 1864. p/Nov 11 1864. Wife Mariah, entire estate for maintenance and education of children. Daughters, Sarah and Virginia, Mary, Cassandra and son Joseph have already received their shares. Extrx. wife. Witness: Josiah Stovall, John Morriss, A. L Massengale.
WELBORN, Reuben s/Feb 27 1818 p/Aug 1 1818. Wife Susannah. Stepson Samuel Clark Rice. Extrx, wife Susannah. Witness: S. W. Gibson, W. Gibson, W. Wilkins.
WELLBORN, Mary s/May 7 1853 p/Oct 1853 Heirs, Equal share to children of: daughters, Mary Fleming, Martha Mariah Briscoe and Saline Hill. Granddaughter, Mary Bailey, now wife of Charles Benns. Grandson, Thomas Bailey. Grandson Wellborn G. Davy, $450. Grandson, Marshall Davy, $450. Granddaughter Martha Dozier, (married Thomas H. Dozier, Columbia County, Dec 25 1832) formerly Davy, $450. Granddaughter Mary Wright, formerly Davy, has received legacy. NOTE: Welborn Davy of Talbot County, to be trustee for Martha Dozier. Daughter, Lucy H. Lewis (married George Lewis, Columbia County, Oct 18 1837) $100 , bed and furniture. Granddaughter Louisa Adeline Wellborn, $100, bed and furniture. All real estate, house, slaves, furniture, etc to be sold. NOTE: My servant Rhoda, who has always been faithful is to live with any of my children she chooses, and be as free as the laws of Georgia allow. To have $20.00. Family graveyard where I desire to lie, is to be enclosed with a neat rock wall. Exrs. Theopolis Hill, son in law. Walter Briscoe, Marshall Wellborn. Witness: Daniel Marshall, William A. H. Marshall and Joseph G. Marshall.
WELLBOURNE, Elias s/July 5 1836 p/Nov 16 1836 (Rev Soldier) (son of William Wellborn, late of Wilkes County. Wife Mary (Marshall). Sons, James M. (married Louisa Amanda Cody), Marshall W., daughters, Lucy, Ruby and husband, William Davis. Mary and husband James Fleming, Nancy and her husband Nathaniel Bailey, Martha and husband Walter Briscoe (married Warren County, July 27 1826) Selina and husband Theopolis Hill. Exrs Marshall W. Wellbourne. Witness: Patrick Dougherty, James Pearre and N. Crawford.
WHEAT, Eli s/Dec 18 1809 p/May 9 1810 Heirs, beloved wife and mother. Brothers, Wesley Wheat and Hervey Wheat. Sister Rebecca (married Edward O'Neal, Columbia County, Feb 15 1806) The Rev. Jonas Randle of Greene County. Exrs. James Wray, Esquire and Wesley Wheat. Witness: Robert Walton, Frances Gouldman and William Downing, Sr.
WHEER, William s/Nov 16 1801 p/Jan 21 1802. Wife Frances. Daughter, Margaret, Nancy, Sarah, Mary and Betsy Cobbs. Sons, Robert, John and William. Extrx. Wife Frances. Witness: John Carroll, Reuben Langston.
WHITAKER, Joshua s/Mar 6 1852 p/Apr 2 1852. Wife Jane, Sandy Run tract, 685 acres. Daughter, Catherine, to live with mother during her life. Son Daniel to stay with mother and work plantation. two tracts in Richmond County of 150 and 513 acres to be sold. Two gold lots in Cherokee to be sold and $68.50 to be settled on each child that has not already received that amount. Son in law William Odom (married Margaret Whitaker, Columbia County, Jan 6 1830) already has share. Sons, John and Martin, already has share. Sons Daniel and George, nothing. Sons, James, $54.50. Thomas $40.00. Daughter Kathryn nothing. Son Augustus Johnson, $58.50. Son Edmond Fitzgerald has received his share. Exrs. William Odom, Willis Palmer. Witness: John Locklin, George Fuller Ellen Phillips and Willis Palmer.
WHITAKER, Thomas s/Jan 9 1854 p/Jan 16 1856 Heirs, beloved wife Nancy (Gown) married Columbia County, Dec 16 1824) estate during her lifetime. At her death to: grandchildren, children of daughter Polly Daniel, wife of David (married David Daniel, Columbia County, Apr 28 1838) children of son Martin Whitaker. Exrs. None shown. Witness: Stephen Drane, Whitfield Taylor, Joseph Green.
WHITCOMB, Notley s/Mar 15 ??? p/Dec 12 1820. Wife Rebecca (Lashley, married Columbia County, Oct 4 1813) Son William (a minor) one third in trust. Sons Benjamin Notley Whitcomb, James Lawrence Whitcomb. Exrs Friends Lindsey Coleman and Marshall Keith. Witness: George Dent, William Underwood.
WHITE, Thomas, s/Apr 23 1856 p/May 19 1856 Wife Sarah, daughter Mary Elizabeth. Exr T. E. Massengale Witness: none
WHITFIELD, George s/May 30 1864 p/Nov 18 1870 Heirs Daughter Mary E. Gray (married George W. Gray, Columbia Count, Nov 27 1858) the Dougherty place on road between Appling and Cobbham. Daughters Martha and Sarah. Son Robert. Wife Sarah (Stanford, married in Columbia County, Aug 21 1837) rest of estate to be equally divided at her death. Exr. Son in law George Gray. Witness: Edward Darsey, Andrew Upton and John Stanford.
WHITTINGTON, Barnett s/Jun 2 1818 p/Mar 25 1819 Heirs, wife Sarah. Daughters Elizabeth Barham and Mariah Whittington. Son Ephraim. Exr. Arthur Foster and Sarah Whittington. Witness: A. H. Allison, Hugh Patrick and Daniel Cooper.
WILEY, Benjamin F. s/July 16 1860. p/July 8 1863. Wife Anna A., all property for support and education of minor children. Each child, upon maturity to receive $2500. Daughter Mary E. Wilkerson, gifts confirmed. Son Albert to have the Wade place. Exrs. John Scott William Wade. Witness: A. L. Massengale, James Rees, Charles Wade.
WILEY, Eleanor s/Jan 9 1851 p/Sept 8 1851. Heirs, beloved husband John A. Wiley. Niece Sarah Jane Morris to have gold watch, given to me by my former husband, Henry Winfrey, deceased. My adopted child, Caroline Binion. Nieces, Ellen Fredonia and Georgianna Hoyle. Nephew Henry Pryor, son of Allen and Sarah Pryor. Friend Henry T. Massengale, $300. Other (relationship not shown), Henry Wiley Dozer, son of Richard and Jane Dozier, William Hutchinson, son of Seaborn and Julia Hutchinson. Helen Jones, wife of friend Edward Jones, $300. Mary Jane Binion, daughter of Ruth Binion, $100. Mrs. Ruth Binion, for as long as she lives a widow, the house she now lives in. Exrs. John A. Wiley, Edward Jones. Witness: Ruth Binion, John F. A. Jones and H. W. Massengale.
WILKINS, Susannah s/May 9 1849. p/Sept 2 1849 Sons, David, one dollar. William, one dollar. Grandchildren, children of son Joseph, one dollar. Daughter Martha Holzanbake wife of Marshall, one dollar. Son John, balance of estate. Exr Beloved son, John. Witness Gamwell Flanagan, Catherine Yarborough, J. d. McNair.
WILKINS, William. s/Apr 5 1824 p/Apr 1824. Daughters, Betsy Olive (married Berry Olive, Columbia County, May 17 1813), Polly Turner and Charity Bynum. Son, William F. Wilkins (married Mary H. Avery, Columbia County, Aug 10 1824) Grandson William Maddox. Son in law John Bynum (married Charity Wilkins, Columbia County, Mar 7, 1817) Exr. Son William. Witness: M. Verdery, S. Crawford George Jones.
WILKINS, William s/Sept 20 1829 p/Mar 15 1830. Heirs, beloved wife Polly. Nephew William Bynum Maddox. NOTE: Testator has been appointed administrator of the estate of his father, William Wilkins, but had not completed the task, when taken ill, and requests that his executors take care of both wills. Exrs. Archer Avery, Gabriel Jones, Peter Crawford. Witness: David Harris, William Lewis.
WILLIAMS, Daniel (Quaker) s/Jan 1 1800 p/June 6 1800. Beloved wife Mary. Daughters, Sarah (married Turner Parsons), Sibilla, wife of Stephen Todd, Elizabeth Ruth, Amy, Rebecca and Mary. NOTE: William Lay "who has lived in my house for many years, shall continue to do so." Sarah to have large Bible. Sabilla to have Barley's Apology. Elizabeth to have Sewall's History. Remainder of books to be divided equally. Exrs Beloved son in law, Robert Millhouse, Stephen Hodgin. Witness: William Patten, Isaac Patten, Richard Patten.
WILLIAMS, Ebenezer s/June 21 1860 p/no date. Wife Mary (Martin, married Columbia County Dec 27 1829) to have Barouch & horses, slaves and any of the furniture she chooses. Daughter Mary Frances Lamkin (married Simmons Lamkin, Columbia County, Oct 6 1856) Sons, Joseph P. and Robert. Exrs. Wife and sons. Witness: Thomas Olive, Jesse Evans, Francis M. Davis and James Hatcher.
WILLIAMS, William M. s/Mar 16 1849 p/Aug 20 1865. Brother Joseph. Exr. Brother Joseph. Witness: E. L. Williams, M. C. Williams and R. M. Williams.
WILLINGHAM, William s/Oct 25 1797 p/Jan 11 1798 Wife Nancy, daughters, Fanny, Elizabeth, Beverly, Nancy and Palsey. Sons George, John, William, Caleph, Isaac and Judhah. Exrs. Son Isaac and Eli Garrett. Witness: William Jones, John Eubanks.
WILLSON, James s/Aug 20 1819 p/Nov 18 1820 Wife Mary, daughters, Rebecca and Elizabeth. Sons, John, Elias, Anderson, James Madison and David. Exrs Nathan Willson, Robert Lazenby, David Willson, John Langston. Witness: John Hannan, David Cooper, John Davis.
WILSON, Elizabeth s/Feb 9 1860 p/Nov 4 1860. Heirs, To each of my nephews, sons of brother David, a neat Bible. Niece Harriett Lazenby, wife of John Lazenby, $25. Nephews, son of Joel Wilson, those that are living with him $100 between them. Niece, daughters of deceased sister, Rebecca Drane, one half of what remains in the west room of my house (except the bureau with nine drawers) also my buggy and $25.00 Sister Sarah Scott, all that is in the smokehouse (except the leather), my safe, the bureau with nine drawers and contents. NOTE: My negroes to have all that remains in the shed room, with everything I have kept for them, mattresses, blankets, bedstead, couch, tubs, tin ware, bucket, pots and pot hooks and the leather in the smoke house. My exrs are to give them clothing and make them comfortable. Exrs. Nephews James Wilson and William Scott. Witness: James Zachry, W. W. Pitts, A. L. Massengale.
WINFREY, Issac s/May 23 1818 p/Aug 1 1818 Wife Sarah. Daughters, Elizabeth Welbourne, Sarah Hampton Davis, Juda Seay, Mildred Jane and Cynthia Ann Winfrey. Sons Samuel, Reuben, Henry and John. Exrs Reuben Winfrey and son in law Randolph Davis. Witness: none
WINFREY, Jesse (Rev. Soldier) s/Nov 6 1815 p/Nov 11 1815. Wife Frances (Spencer) daughters, Martha, Nancy, Frances and Sarah. son Benjamin. Grandsons: Jonothan, Robert Walker Son of Julia Winfrey and Adam Walker, both deceased. Jonothan Wood, second husband of Julia Winfrey Walker Wood, deceased, of Edgefield County S.C., Exrs. Jonothan Wood, James Walker, Peter Crawford. Witness: Samuel Crawford, J. Vaughan and James Yarborough.
WINFREY, Reuben s/Feb 14 1801 p/June 27 1803. Heirs, Brother William, Isaac, Henry (relationship not stated) Exrs. William and Henry Winfrey. Witness: Samuel Winfrey and Wiley Espey.
WINFREY, William s/June 25 1805. p/May 8 1806. Sons, Hill and Reuben, daughters Elizabeth Pearcy (married John L. Pearcy, Columbia County, Jan 16 1804) Granddaughter Ann Winfrey. Exrs. James Wood, Abraham Franklin and William J. Stevens. Witness: none
WOOD, Jonothan s/Dec 27 1809 p/Nov 25 1821. Heirs, wife (unnamed), daughters, Patsy and Elizabeth. Son Jonothan. Exrs. Wife and Jonothan and James Burris. Witness: William Thomas, Joshua Pharoah, Decca Pharoah. NOTE: Exrs to build a brick vault on estate, for interest of family.
WOOD, Mary Jemima s/Sept 14 1825 p/July 31 1821 Heirs Children of James Burroughs. Exrs. James Burroughs, Arthur Foster. Witness: Mr. Ashbrook, Tilgman Jelks and Foster.
WOODING, John. s/Apr 3 1844 p/Jan 9 1845 Heirs, beloved wife Elizabeth (Drane) married Columbia County, July 3 1811) Daughter Martha A. Benton (married Nelson M. Benton, Columbia County, Nov 26 1829( Sons, Benjamin L., and Robert E. Wooding. Exrs. Sons Benjamin and Robert. Witness: John Smith, James Knox. Thomas Hicks.
WOODING, Robert s/Feb 10 1857 p/May 12 1857 Heirs, sister Martha Benton. Brother Benjamin Wooding. Nephew Nelson Crawford. John Benton (relationship not stated) my gold watch and chain and seal, worn as a fob; ivory headed walking cane, entire library of books, all residue of estate Exr. John Benton. Witness: John Smith, Thomas Hicks, W. L. Cooper.
WRIGHT, Albert s/Jan 7 1794 p/Mar 24 1798. Brothers, Shadrack, Meshack, Abednego, Habbakkuk and Isaiah. Sister Charity Schultz, Peace Brown, Naomi Mimms, Concord Hamilton and Elizabeth Tindall. Exr. Brother Abednego. Witness: John, Ebenezer and Rebecca Smith.
WRIGHT, James s /Apr 6 1802. p/Apr 10 1802. Wife Mary. Estate to be held together until reach (not named) are grown, then to be divided equally. Exrs. John Stith, William Hogg, William Jones, Benjamin Lee. Witness: John Stith, Elizabeth Stith, Ann Ray and Ann Stith.
WRIGHT, James s/Sept 13 1820. p/Aug 15 1827. Wife Sarah, daughter Milly Dunn (married William F. Dunn, Columbia County, May 28 1811) Sons, William and John. Grandchildren, sons and daughters of William Wright. Exrs. Wife Sarah and Henry Spaulding. Witness: Jeremiah Roberts, Henry Spaulding and John Wright.
WRIGHT, John (nun-cupative) p/Apr 21st 1828 (Written down by George Roberts, Feb 9 1828) Heirs, Mother (unnamed), Brother William Wright Sister, Malinda Dunn, Sarah Wright and children of William Wright. Exrs. and witness: George Roberts and William Dunn.
WRIGHT, William s/June 28 1841. p/May 2 1843) Heirs, wife and children (not named) Exr. Brother Augustus Wright of Cassville, Ga. Witness: Gabriel Jones, William Blunt and Edward Bullard.
WROE, Thomas s/Apr 11 1805 p/Jan 3 1815. Heirs, Thomas Wroe, Jr. Daughter, Nancy Monroe. NOTE: Slaves to be freed after a short period of servitude, if son does not come to Georgia to live. Exrs. Thomas Wroe and Marshall Keith. Witness: John Pharoah, Bennett Burroughs.
YARBOROUGH, Elizabeth s/July 23 1822 p/May 17 1824. Heirs, granddaughter, Elizabeth Thomas Yarborough, only daughter of son Bealle Yarborough (married Rebecca B. Walton, Columbia County, July 12 1814) Granddaughter Elizabeth, daughter of James Walton. Granddaughter Patsy Elizabeth, daughter of Elijah Russell. Other children of Betsy Walton, wife of James. Other children of Rebecca Russell, wife of Elijah. NOTE: Elizabeth Beal married Littleton Yarborough, Richmond County, Apr 29 1798) Exrs. James Yarborough and Charles Bealle.
YARBOROUGH, John W. s/Apr 24 1822 p/June 15 1822. Brother James Yarborough, niece, Elizabeth Thomas Yarborough, daughter of Brother Bealle Yarborough. Children of James Walton. Children of Elijah Russell. Exr. James Yarborough. Witness: none
YARBOROUGH, Littleton s/Aug 19 1812 p/Jan 2 1815. Wife Elizabeth (Beal) married Richmond County, Apr 29 1788) daughter Patsy Harden. Sons, William and James. Younger children to be in care of mother. Daughters, Elizabeth and Rebecca. Sons, Bealle, Thomas H. and John W. Exrs. Anderson and Peter Crawford, wife Elizabeth and son William: Witness: John Basker, Charles T. Bealle, Peter Crawford. CODICIL: Oct 11 1814. Daughter Elizabeth has married James Walton and her legacy has been given to her.
YARBOROUGH, William s/May 11 1843. p/Mar 6 1849 Wife Catherine, daughter Mary Jones. If both should die, to go to Mary's cousins, children of Gabriel Jones. Exr. wife Catherine and Gabriel Jones. Witness: William Jones, H. W. Gerald and William A. Marlin.
YARBOROUGH, William s/Dec 29 1846 p/Apr 8 1846 Heirs, mother Nancy, daughters Louisiana, Virginia and Martha Rebecca. William Tindall (relationship not stated) saddle and rifle and to be trustee for legacy to his daughter, Mary Elizabeth Caroline Tindall. Exr. William Tindall. Witness: Rebecca Cone, Cassaway Simms, John Cliett.
YOUNG ,William s/Sept 16 1835. p/Jan 19 1836. Heirs, beloved wife Rebecca, majority of estate for her support and that of minor children. Daughter Rachael one dollar (married Cary Johnson, Columbia County, Feb 1 1815) Son Hezekiah, one dollar. Son in law Cary Johnson, one dollar. Minor Children, Mary F., Martha A., and Sarah G., sons Allen C., and Robert T. Exr. Son Hezekiah. Witness: James Langston, Benjamin Drane, M. Langston.
ZACHRY, Peter (Rev. Soldier) s/Nov 8 1797 p/Feb 1 1798. Wife Mary. Daughters Edne, Betsy, Nancy and Patsy Zachry. Mary Ward and Susannah Watson. Exrs. Wife Mary, Thomas Watson Thomas Ward. Witness: William Zachry, Jacob Fudge.
ZACHRY, William s/Feb 1 1814. p/Mar 11 1814. Wife Nancy. Daughters Martha Albritton, Ona Cliett, Nancy Yarborugh, Frankie lazenby, Sally, Susannah and Artimisia Zachry. Sons, William, John L., Archimedes (married Mrs. Nancy Griffin, Richmond County, Sept 29 1828) G. S. L. Zachry, sons in law, Jesse Albritton and James Yarborough. Exr. Sons in law J. Albritton and J. Yarborough. Witness: James Blackstone and Mary Golightly.
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