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Daniel WILLIAMS, 1787-1827, md. Amy BULLOCK; married Permelia 'Pamela' MILES GOODE, widow of John GOODE.
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Lucinda was the daughter of John Goode and Ann Freeman Goode of Abbeville District South Carolina and she married a Mr McLemore of Edgefield, South Carolina and removed to Courtland, Alabama. She was a sister of Talitha Goode Watkins Sherrod who had married Coleman Watkins and Col Benjamin Sherrod.
Info from Pat Palmer -
Siblings:
Sarah born 1771
Frances born 1780
Elizabeth born 1783
Ann born 1785
John born 1788
Talitha born 1792
Freeman born 1796
Family bible record
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/47671383/lucinda-mclemore
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Will of Samuel Goode - written 23 Jun 1800 and recorded 10 Feb 1801 in Edgefield Dist, South Carolina
In the name of God amen, I Samuel Goode of the District of Edgefield and the State of South Carolina, Planter, being in good health and perfect memory (blessed be God therefore) make and publish this my last Will and testament in manner following (that is to say) I give to my loving wife Anna Goode during her natural life the following Negroes (to say) Billy, Jack and Ann -- and during her Widowhood I also leave to her Tom and Dina for the better support of herself and such of my Children that may be under her care and likewise all my Stock of Cattle, Sheep, and Hoggs, -- and in case of her marriage it is my desire that my executors will the said two Negroes Tom and Dina for the maintenance and education of my four youngest daughters (Viz) Betsy and Anna, Tillitha and Lucinda and I also leave unto my said wife during her widowhood the use of the Plantation --whereon I now live and the plantation tools belonging thereto -- and I also leave unto her for the better support of herself and my four Children above named and also for the support and education of my two sons John and Freeman the following Horse Creatures (to say) Shadow Poll, Scipio, Jack and Linnett -- the increase whereof it is my desire shall be equally divided amongst my said children above named -- and I also give to them three Colts which with their increase I desire may be Equally divided among them (Viz) one yellow bay mare Colt (Poll's) -- and it is my desire that four hundred Dollars shall be paid to my daughter Sally Martin out of the crops that may be raised on my plantation -- And I give to my daughter Frances Burt two Negro Girls now in her possession (to say) Sarah and Matilda and also one Negro boy named Charles. -- And I give to my daughter Betsy two Negro Girls (to say) Milly and Ruth -- and to my daughter Anna two Negro Girls named Jude and Mary -- and I give to my daughter Tallitha and Lucinda one Negro Woman named Cressey who with her future increase it my desire be equally divided between them and it is also my desire that the increase of Dina shall be equally divided between Tillitha and Lucinda.
I give to my son John a negro boy named Nathan and one Negro Girl named Sarah -- and to my son Freeman I give a negro boy named Solomon and also one Girl named Rachel, -- and it is my Will and desire that in case any of my Children (I mean those unmarried) Should die before they come of age or without lawfull issue -- that his or her part or parts shall be equally divided among the Surviving Children now unmarried --- And it is also my Will and desire that all the Lands belonging to me in this District Shall be equally divided between my said Sons John and Freeman -- And one other Tract of Land known by the name Hughe's Tract on a branch of the Six and twenty Mile Creek, and one Steed Horse nam'd Piercy I commit in trust to my after nam'd Executors to be by them applied for the use and benefit of my Daughter Betsy, Anna, Tillitha and Lucinda. And it is also my desire that after receipt of the Debts due to me and the payment of those I owe, and after the Sale of the old Tobacco I now have on hand, the residue if any there be, be applied toward the education of my Six youngest Children. And I constitute and ordain my said Wife Anna Goode, Edward Burt and Reeves Martin Executors of this my last Will. -- In witness whereof I the said Samuel Goode have to this last Will and Testament Set my hand and Seal the twenty third day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and in the twenty fourth year of the Independence of the United States of America. -----------
Signed Sealed, Published
and declared by the said Saml. Goode (seal)
Sam. Goode as his last
Will and testament
in the presence of:
John Hamilton
John Martin
Elish Anderson
Proved by John Simkins O.E.D.
Recorded in Record Book A, pp. 208-211
Recorded 10 Feb 1801
Jn. Simkins O.E.D.
Box 38 Pkg 1488
S108093: South Carolina Will Transcripts (Microcopy No 9), p. 208
Page 211 - Probate of the will of SAMUEL GOODE, deceased, proved in court by JOHN HAMILTON on 8-29-1800. Recorded 2-10-1801. Executors EDWARD BURT and REEVES MARTIN qualified at the same time.
GOODE, SAMUEL OF EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, WILL TYPESCRIPT (2 FRAMES) (MSS WILL: BOOK A, PAGES 208-211; ESTATE PACKET: BOX 38, PKG 1482).
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Page 212
Letters of Testamentary issued to executors EDWARD BURT and REEVES MARTIN on
the estate of SAMUEL GOODE. Recorded 2-10-1801.
Page 213
Warrant of appraisers of the estate of SAMUEL GOODE, as shown by executors EDWARD BURT and REEVES MARTIN. Return to be made by 10-31-1800. Signed 8-29-1800. Directed to JOHN HAMELTON, LEWIS MATTHEWS, RICHARD BULLOCK and JAMES BULLOCK. Memorandum 10-1-1801 Appraisers qualified before WILLIAM ROBINSON J.P., were LEWIS MATTHEWS, RICHARD BULLOCK and JAMES BULLOCK.
Page 214
Inventory of the estate of SAMUEL GOODE, deceased, of Edgefield District,
S.C., "Yeoman" made 10-1-1800. Valued at $6902 by J. BULLOCK, RICHARD BULLOCK and
LEWIS MATTHEWS.
Page 215
Petition for an order to sell goods and chattles of SAMUEL GOODE'S estate made by executor EDWARD BURT 10-13-1800. Sale ordered for Monday 11-10-1800. Recorded 2-10-1801.
Page 216
Sale of estate of SAMUEL GOODE 12-29-1800. Purchasers included: PHILIP BURT; JOHN HOLLOWAY, Sr.; SAMUEL WILLIAMS; DAVID THOMSON; JOHN ROGERS; SUGAR JONES MATTHEWS; JAMES BULLOCK; ROBET MCCOMB DUDLEY BROOKS; THOMAS COLEMAN; LEW GOODE; DRURY GLOVER; REEVES MARTIN; ISHAM HARRIS; WILLIAM HOLLOWAY; WILEY GLOVER; GEORGE MARTEN; BETSEY GOODE; ANNA GOODE; NATHANIEL NORWARD; JOHNATHAN YOUNG; JOSEPH THOMPSON; ROBERT MCCREA; GEORGE BURNS; CALLET CONNER; DRURY MATHEWS; DAVID THOMPSON; CALEB HOLLOWAY; BUCKNER THOMPSON; JOHN WALKER; HENRY DELBONE; JOHN SCOGGEN; SAMUEL WILLIAMS; ISSAC LEWIS
Total value realized at the sale $2297.56-1/4.
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Will of Harwood Burt written 11 Jan 1815 and recorded 20 May 1815. Executors: Armstead Burt, John Good{e]. Witnesses: Francis Burt, Thomas Hart. Armistead Burt qualified as executor 30 Oct 1815. [The fact that John Goode didn't also qualify as executor suggests he may have died between January and October of 1815].
BURT, HARWOOD OF EDGEFIED DISTRICT, WILL TYPESCRIPT (2 FRAMES) (MSS WILL: BOOK A, PAGES 350-351; ESTATE PACKET: BOX 3, PKG 90). 5/20/1815
http://www.archivesindex.sc.gov/onlinearchives/Thumbnails.aspx?recordId=301219
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Contributor: David Goode (49372965)
Daniel WILLIAMS, 1787-1827, md. Amy BULLOCK; married Permelia 'Pamela' MILES GOODE, widow of John GOODE.
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Lucinda was the daughter of John Goode and Ann Freeman Goode of Abbeville District South Carolina and she married a Mr McLemore of Edgefield, South Carolina and removed to Courtland, Alabama. She was a sister of Talitha Goode Watkins Sherrod who had married Coleman Watkins and Col Benjamin Sherrod.
Info from Pat Palmer -
Siblings:
Sarah born 1771
Frances born 1780
Elizabeth born 1783
Ann born 1785
John born 1788
Talitha born 1792
Freeman born 1796
Family bible record
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/47671383/lucinda-mclemore
===========
Will of Samuel Goode - written 23 Jun 1800 and recorded 10 Feb 1801 in Edgefield Dist, South Carolina
In the name of God amen, I Samuel Goode of the District of Edgefield and the State of South Carolina, Planter, being in good health and perfect memory (blessed be God therefore) make and publish this my last Will and testament in manner following (that is to say) I give to my loving wife Anna Goode during her natural life the following Negroes (to say) Billy, Jack and Ann -- and during her Widowhood I also leave to her Tom and Dina for the better support of herself and such of my Children that may be under her care and likewise all my Stock of Cattle, Sheep, and Hoggs, -- and in case of her marriage it is my desire that my executors will the said two Negroes Tom and Dina for the maintenance and education of my four youngest daughters (Viz) Betsy and Anna, Tillitha and Lucinda and I also leave unto my said wife during her widowhood the use of the Plantation --whereon I now live and the plantation tools belonging thereto -- and I also leave unto her for the better support of herself and my four Children above named and also for the support and education of my two sons John and Freeman the following Horse Creatures (to say) Shadow Poll, Scipio, Jack and Linnett -- the increase whereof it is my desire shall be equally divided amongst my said children above named -- and I also give to them three Colts which with their increase I desire may be Equally divided among them (Viz) one yellow bay mare Colt (Poll's) -- and it is my desire that four hundred Dollars shall be paid to my daughter Sally Martin out of the crops that may be raised on my plantation -- And I give to my daughter Frances Burt two Negro Girls now in her possession (to say) Sarah and Matilda and also one Negro boy named Charles. -- And I give to my daughter Betsy two Negro Girls (to say) Milly and Ruth -- and to my daughter Anna two Negro Girls named Jude and Mary -- and I give to my daughter Tallitha and Lucinda one Negro Woman named Cressey who with her future increase it my desire be equally divided between them and it is also my desire that the increase of Dina shall be equally divided between Tillitha and Lucinda.
I give to my son John a negro boy named Nathan and one Negro Girl named Sarah -- and to my son Freeman I give a negro boy named Solomon and also one Girl named Rachel, -- and it is my Will and desire that in case any of my Children (I mean those unmarried) Should die before they come of age or without lawfull issue -- that his or her part or parts shall be equally divided among the Surviving Children now unmarried --- And it is also my Will and desire that all the Lands belonging to me in this District Shall be equally divided between my said Sons John and Freeman -- And one other Tract of Land known by the name Hughe's Tract on a branch of the Six and twenty Mile Creek, and one Steed Horse nam'd Piercy I commit in trust to my after nam'd Executors to be by them applied for the use and benefit of my Daughter Betsy, Anna, Tillitha and Lucinda. And it is also my desire that after receipt of the Debts due to me and the payment of those I owe, and after the Sale of the old Tobacco I now have on hand, the residue if any there be, be applied toward the education of my Six youngest Children. And I constitute and ordain my said Wife Anna Goode, Edward Burt and Reeves Martin Executors of this my last Will. -- In witness whereof I the said Samuel Goode have to this last Will and Testament Set my hand and Seal the twenty third day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and in the twenty fourth year of the Independence of the United States of America. -----------
Signed Sealed, Published
and declared by the said Saml. Goode (seal)
Sam. Goode as his last
Will and testament
in the presence of:
John Hamilton
John Martin
Elish Anderson
Proved by John Simkins O.E.D.
Recorded in Record Book A, pp. 208-211
Recorded 10 Feb 1801
Jn. Simkins O.E.D.
Box 38 Pkg 1488
S108093: South Carolina Will Transcripts (Microcopy No 9), p. 208
Page 211 - Probate of the will of SAMUEL GOODE, deceased, proved in court by JOHN HAMILTON on 8-29-1800. Recorded 2-10-1801. Executors EDWARD BURT and REEVES MARTIN qualified at the same time.
GOODE, SAMUEL OF EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, WILL TYPESCRIPT (2 FRAMES) (MSS WILL: BOOK A, PAGES 208-211; ESTATE PACKET: BOX 38, PKG 1482).
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Page 212
Letters of Testamentary issued to executors EDWARD BURT and REEVES MARTIN on
the estate of SAMUEL GOODE. Recorded 2-10-1801.
Page 213
Warrant of appraisers of the estate of SAMUEL GOODE, as shown by executors EDWARD BURT and REEVES MARTIN. Return to be made by 10-31-1800. Signed 8-29-1800. Directed to JOHN HAMELTON, LEWIS MATTHEWS, RICHARD BULLOCK and JAMES BULLOCK. Memorandum 10-1-1801 Appraisers qualified before WILLIAM ROBINSON J.P., were LEWIS MATTHEWS, RICHARD BULLOCK and JAMES BULLOCK.
Page 214
Inventory of the estate of SAMUEL GOODE, deceased, of Edgefield District,
S.C., "Yeoman" made 10-1-1800. Valued at $6902 by J. BULLOCK, RICHARD BULLOCK and
LEWIS MATTHEWS.
Page 215
Petition for an order to sell goods and chattles of SAMUEL GOODE'S estate made by executor EDWARD BURT 10-13-1800. Sale ordered for Monday 11-10-1800. Recorded 2-10-1801.
Page 216
Sale of estate of SAMUEL GOODE 12-29-1800. Purchasers included: PHILIP BURT; JOHN HOLLOWAY, Sr.; SAMUEL WILLIAMS; DAVID THOMSON; JOHN ROGERS; SUGAR JONES MATTHEWS; JAMES BULLOCK; ROBET MCCOMB DUDLEY BROOKS; THOMAS COLEMAN; LEW GOODE; DRURY GLOVER; REEVES MARTIN; ISHAM HARRIS; WILLIAM HOLLOWAY; WILEY GLOVER; GEORGE MARTEN; BETSEY GOODE; ANNA GOODE; NATHANIEL NORWARD; JOHNATHAN YOUNG; JOSEPH THOMPSON; ROBERT MCCREA; GEORGE BURNS; CALLET CONNER; DRURY MATHEWS; DAVID THOMPSON; CALEB HOLLOWAY; BUCKNER THOMPSON; JOHN WALKER; HENRY DELBONE; JOHN SCOGGEN; SAMUEL WILLIAMS; ISSAC LEWIS
Total value realized at the sale $2297.56-1/4.
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Will of Harwood Burt written 11 Jan 1815 and recorded 20 May 1815. Executors: Armstead Burt, John Good{e]. Witnesses: Francis Burt, Thomas Hart. Armistead Burt qualified as executor 30 Oct 1815. [The fact that John Goode didn't also qualify as executor suggests he may have died between January and October of 1815].
BURT, HARWOOD OF EDGEFIED DISTRICT, WILL TYPESCRIPT (2 FRAMES) (MSS WILL: BOOK A, PAGES 350-351; ESTATE PACKET: BOX 3, PKG 90). 5/20/1815
http://www.archivesindex.sc.gov/onlinearchives/Thumbnails.aspx?recordId=301219
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Contributor: David Goode (49372965)
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Daniel WILLIAMS, 1787-1827, md. Amy BULLOCK; married Permelia 'Pamela' MILES GOODE, widow of John GOODE.
=======================
Lucinda was the daughter of John Goode and Ann Freeman Goode of Abbeville District South Carolina and she married a Mr McLemore of Edgefield, South Carolina and removed to Courtland, Alabama. She was a sister of Talitha Goode Watkins Sherrod who had married Coleman Watkins and Col Benjamin Sherrod.
Info from Pat Palmer -
Siblings:
Sarah born 1771
Frances born 1780
Elizabeth born 1783
Ann born 1785
John born 1788
Talitha born 1792
Freeman born 1796
Family bible record
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/47671383/lucinda-mclemore
===========
Will of Samuel Goode - written 23 Jun 1800 and recorded 10 Feb 1801 in Edgefield Dist, South Carolina
In the name of God amen, I Samuel Goode of the District of Edgefield and the State of South Carolina, Planter, being in good health and perfect memory (blessed be God therefore) make and publish this my last Will and testament in manner following (that is to say) I give to my loving wife Anna Goode during her natural life the following Negroes (to say) Billy, Jack and Ann -- and during her Widowhood I also leave to her Tom and Dina for the better support of herself and such of my Children that may be under her care and likewise all my Stock of Cattle, Sheep, and Hoggs, -- and in case of her marriage it is my desire that my executors will the said two Negroes Tom and Dina for the maintenance and education of my four youngest daughters (Viz) Betsy and Anna, Tillitha and Lucinda and I also leave unto my said wife during her widowhood the use of the Plantation --whereon I now live and the plantation tools belonging thereto -- and I also leave unto her for the better support of herself and my four Children above named and also for the support and education of my two sons John and Freeman the following Horse Creatures (to say) Shadow Poll, Scipio, Jack and Linnett -- the increase whereof it is my desire shall be equally divided amongst my said children above named -- and I also give to them three Colts which with their increase I desire may be Equally divided among them (Viz) one yellow bay mare Colt (Poll's) -- and it is my desire that four hundred Dollars shall be paid to my daughter Sally Martin out of the crops that may be raised on my plantation -- And I give to my daughter Frances Burt two Negro Girls now in her possession (to say) Sarah and Matilda and also one Negro boy named Charles. -- And I give to my daughter Betsy two Negro Girls (to say) Milly and Ruth -- and to my daughter Anna two Negro Girls named Jude and Mary -- and I give to my daughter Tallitha and Lucinda one Negro Woman named Cressey who with her future increase it my desire be equally divided between them and it is also my desire that the increase of Dina shall be equally divided between Tillitha and Lucinda.
I give to my son John a negro boy named Nathan and one Negro Girl named Sarah -- and to my son Freeman I give a negro boy named Solomon and also one Girl named Rachel, -- and it is my Will and desire that in case any of my Children (I mean those unmarried) Should die before they come of age or without lawfull issue -- that his or her part or parts shall be equally divided among the Surviving Children now unmarried --- And it is also my Will and desire that all the Lands belonging to me in this District Shall be equally divided between my said Sons John and Freeman -- And one other Tract of Land known by the name Hughe's Tract on a branch of the Six and twenty Mile Creek, and one Steed Horse nam'd Piercy I commit in trust to my after nam'd Executors to be by them applied for the use and benefit of my Daughter Betsy, Anna, Tillitha and Lucinda. And it is also my desire that after receipt of the Debts due to me and the payment of those I owe, and after the Sale of the old Tobacco I now have on hand, the residue if any there be, be applied toward the education of my Six youngest Children. And I constitute and ordain my said Wife Anna Goode, Edward Burt and Reeves Martin Executors of this my last Will. -- In witness whereof I the said Samuel Goode have to this last Will and Testament Set my hand and Seal the twenty third day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and in the twenty fourth year of the Independence of the United States of America. -----------
Signed Sealed, Published
and declared by the said Saml. Goode (seal)
Sam. Goode as his last
Will and testament
in the presence of:
John Hamilton
John Martin
Elish Anderson
Proved by John Simkins O.E.D.
Recorded in Record Book A, pp. 208-211
Recorded 10 Feb 1801
Jn. Simkins O.E.D.
Box 38 Pkg 1488
S108093: South Carolina Will Transcripts (Microcopy No 9), p. 208
Page 211 - Probate of the will of SAMUEL GOODE, deceased, proved in court by JOHN HAMILTON on 8-29-1800. Recorded 2-10-1801. Executors EDWARD BURT and REEVES MARTIN qualified at the same time.
GOODE, SAMUEL OF EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, WILL TYPESCRIPT (2 FRAMES) (MSS WILL: BOOK A, PAGES 208-211; ESTATE PACKET: BOX 38, PKG 1482).
================================
Page 212
Letters of Testamentary issued to executors EDWARD BURT and REEVES MARTIN on
the estate of SAMUEL GOODE. Recorded 2-10-1801.
Page 213
Warrant of appraisers of the estate of SAMUEL GOODE, as shown by executors EDWARD BURT and REEVES MARTIN. Return to be made by 10-31-1800. Signed 8-29-1800. Directed to JOHN HAMELTON, LEWIS MATTHEWS, RICHARD BULLOCK and JAMES BULLOCK. Memorandum 10-1-1801 Appraisers qualified before WILLIAM ROBINSON J.P., were LEWIS MATTHEWS, RICHARD BULLOCK and JAMES BULLOCK.
Page 214
Inventory of the estate of SAMUEL GOODE, deceased, of Edgefield District,
S.C., "Yeoman" made 10-1-1800. Valued at $6902 by J. BULLOCK, RICHARD BULLOCK and
LEWIS MATTHEWS.
Page 215
Petition for an order to sell goods and chattles of SAMUEL GOODE'S estate made by executor EDWARD BURT 10-13-1800. Sale ordered for Monday 11-10-1800. Recorded 2-10-1801.
Page 216
Sale of estate of SAMUEL GOODE 12-29-1800. Purchasers included: PHILIP BURT; JOHN HOLLOWAY, Sr.; SAMUEL WILLIAMS; DAVID THOMSON; JOHN ROGERS; SUGAR JONES MATTHEWS; JAMES BULLOCK; ROBET MCCOMB DUDLEY BROOKS; THOMAS COLEMAN; LEW GOODE; DRURY GLOVER; REEVES MARTIN; ISHAM HARRIS; WILLIAM HOLLOWAY; WILEY GLOVER; GEORGE MARTEN; BETSEY GOODE; ANNA GOODE; NATHANIEL NORWARD; JOHNATHAN YOUNG; JOSEPH THOMPSON; ROBERT MCCREA; GEORGE BURNS; CALLET CONNER; DRURY MATHEWS; DAVID THOMPSON; CALEB HOLLOWAY; BUCKNER THOMPSON; JOHN WALKER; HENRY DELBONE; JOHN SCOGGEN; SAMUEL WILLIAMS; ISSAC LEWIS
Total value realized at the sale $2297.56-1/4.
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Will of Harwood Burt written 11 Jan 1815 and recorded 20 May 1815. Executors: Armstead Burt, John Good{e]. Witnesses: Francis Burt, Thomas Hart. Armistead Burt qualified as executor 30 Oct 1815. [The fact that John Goode didn't also qualify as executor suggests he may have died between January and October of 1815].
BURT, HARWOOD OF EDGEFIED DISTRICT, WILL TYPESCRIPT (2 FRAMES) (MSS WILL: BOOK A, PAGES 350-351; ESTATE PACKET: BOX 3, PKG 90). 5/20/1815
http://www.archivesindex.sc.gov/onlinearchives/Thumbnails.aspx?recordId=301219
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Contributor: David Goode (49372965)
Daniel WILLIAMS, 1787-1827, md. Amy BULLOCK; married Permelia 'Pamela' MILES GOODE, widow of John GOODE.
=======================
Lucinda was the daughter of John Goode and Ann Freeman Goode of Abbeville District South Carolina and she married a Mr McLemore of Edgefield, South Carolina and removed to Courtland, Alabama. She was a sister of Talitha Goode Watkins Sherrod who had married Coleman Watkins and Col Benjamin Sherrod.
Info from Pat Palmer -
Siblings:
Sarah born 1771
Frances born 1780
Elizabeth born 1783
Ann born 1785
John born 1788
Talitha born 1792
Freeman born 1796
Family bible record
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/47671383/lucinda-mclemore
===========
Will of Samuel Goode - written 23 Jun 1800 and recorded 10 Feb 1801 in Edgefield Dist, South Carolina
In the name of God amen, I Samuel Goode of the District of Edgefield and the State of South Carolina, Planter, being in good health and perfect memory (blessed be God therefore) make and publish this my last Will and testament in manner following (that is to say) I give to my loving wife Anna Goode during her natural life the following Negroes (to say) Billy, Jack and Ann -- and during her Widowhood I also leave to her Tom and Dina for the better support of herself and such of my Children that may be under her care and likewise all my Stock of Cattle, Sheep, and Hoggs, -- and in case of her marriage it is my desire that my executors will the said two Negroes Tom and Dina for the maintenance and education of my four youngest daughters (Viz) Betsy and Anna, Tillitha and Lucinda and I also leave unto my said wife during her widowhood the use of the Plantation --whereon I now live and the plantation tools belonging thereto -- and I also leave unto her for the better support of herself and my four Children above named and also for the support and education of my two sons John and Freeman the following Horse Creatures (to say) Shadow Poll, Scipio, Jack and Linnett -- the increase whereof it is my desire shall be equally divided amongst my said children above named -- and I also give to them three Colts which with their increase I desire may be Equally divided among them (Viz) one yellow bay mare Colt (Poll's) -- and it is my desire that four hundred Dollars shall be paid to my daughter Sally Martin out of the crops that may be raised on my plantation -- And I give to my daughter Frances Burt two Negro Girls now in her possession (to say) Sarah and Matilda and also one Negro boy named Charles. -- And I give to my daughter Betsy two Negro Girls (to say) Milly and Ruth -- and to my daughter Anna two Negro Girls named Jude and Mary -- and I give to my daughter Tallitha and Lucinda one Negro Woman named Cressey who with her future increase it my desire be equally divided between them and it is also my desire that the increase of Dina shall be equally divided between Tillitha and Lucinda.
I give to my son John a negro boy named Nathan and one Negro Girl named Sarah -- and to my son Freeman I give a negro boy named Solomon and also one Girl named Rachel, -- and it is my Will and desire that in case any of my Children (I mean those unmarried) Should die before they come of age or without lawfull issue -- that his or her part or parts shall be equally divided among the Surviving Children now unmarried --- And it is also my Will and desire that all the Lands belonging to me in this District Shall be equally divided between my said Sons John and Freeman -- And one other Tract of Land known by the name Hughe's Tract on a branch of the Six and twenty Mile Creek, and one Steed Horse nam'd Piercy I commit in trust to my after nam'd Executors to be by them applied for the use and benefit of my Daughter Betsy, Anna, Tillitha and Lucinda. And it is also my desire that after receipt of the Debts due to me and the payment of those I owe, and after the Sale of the old Tobacco I now have on hand, the residue if any there be, be applied toward the education of my Six youngest Children. And I constitute and ordain my said Wife Anna Goode, Edward Burt and Reeves Martin Executors of this my last Will. -- In witness whereof I the said Samuel Goode have to this last Will and Testament Set my hand and Seal the twenty third day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and in the twenty fourth year of the Independence of the United States of America. -----------
Signed Sealed, Published
and declared by the said Saml. Goode (seal)
Sam. Goode as his last
Will and testament
in the presence of:
John Hamilton
John Martin
Elish Anderson
Proved by John Simkins O.E.D.
Recorded in Record Book A, pp. 208-211
Recorded 10 Feb 1801
Jn. Simkins O.E.D.
Box 38 Pkg 1488
S108093: South Carolina Will Transcripts (Microcopy No 9), p. 208
Page 211 - Probate of the will of SAMUEL GOODE, deceased, proved in court by JOHN HAMILTON on 8-29-1800. Recorded 2-10-1801. Executors EDWARD BURT and REEVES MARTIN qualified at the same time.
GOODE, SAMUEL OF EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, WILL TYPESCRIPT (2 FRAMES) (MSS WILL: BOOK A, PAGES 208-211; ESTATE PACKET: BOX 38, PKG 1482).
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Page 212
Letters of Testamentary issued to executors EDWARD BURT and REEVES MARTIN on
the estate of SAMUEL GOODE. Recorded 2-10-1801.
Page 213
Warrant of appraisers of the estate of SAMUEL GOODE, as shown by executors EDWARD BURT and REEVES MARTIN. Return to be made by 10-31-1800. Signed 8-29-1800. Directed to JOHN HAMELTON, LEWIS MATTHEWS, RICHARD BULLOCK and JAMES BULLOCK. Memorandum 10-1-1801 Appraisers qualified before WILLIAM ROBINSON J.P., were LEWIS MATTHEWS, RICHARD BULLOCK and JAMES BULLOCK.
Page 214
Inventory of the estate of SAMUEL GOODE, deceased, of Edgefield District,
S.C., "Yeoman" made 10-1-1800. Valued at $6902 by J. BULLOCK, RICHARD BULLOCK and
LEWIS MATTHEWS.
Page 215
Petition for an order to sell goods and chattles of SAMUEL GOODE'S estate made by executor EDWARD BURT 10-13-1800. Sale ordered for Monday 11-10-1800. Recorded 2-10-1801.
Page 216
Sale of estate of SAMUEL GOODE 12-29-1800. Purchasers included: PHILIP BURT; JOHN HOLLOWAY, Sr.; SAMUEL WILLIAMS; DAVID THOMSON; JOHN ROGERS; SUGAR JONES MATTHEWS; JAMES BULLOCK; ROBET MCCOMB DUDLEY BROOKS; THOMAS COLEMAN; LEW GOODE; DRURY GLOVER; REEVES MARTIN; ISHAM HARRIS; WILLIAM HOLLOWAY; WILEY GLOVER; GEORGE MARTEN; BETSEY GOODE; ANNA GOODE; NATHANIEL NORWARD; JOHNATHAN YOUNG; JOSEPH THOMPSON; ROBERT MCCREA; GEORGE BURNS; CALLET CONNER; DRURY MATHEWS; DAVID THOMPSON; CALEB HOLLOWAY; BUCKNER THOMPSON; JOHN WALKER; HENRY DELBONE; JOHN SCOGGEN; SAMUEL WILLIAMS; ISSAC LEWIS
Total value realized at the sale $2297.56-1/4.
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Will of Harwood Burt written 11 Jan 1815 and recorded 20 May 1815. Executors: Armstead Burt, John Good{e]. Witnesses: Francis Burt, Thomas Hart. Armistead Burt qualified as executor 30 Oct 1815. [The fact that John Goode didn't also qualify as executor suggests he may have died between January and October of 1815].
BURT, HARWOOD OF EDGEFIED DISTRICT, WILL TYPESCRIPT (2 FRAMES) (MSS WILL: BOOK A, PAGES 350-351; ESTATE PACKET: BOX 3, PKG 90). 5/20/1815
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Contributor: David Goode (49372965)
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