[Mecklenburg County Records, book unknown, p. 383-384] [transcribed from photocopy of original by Mark A. Murphy, 8/24/2000] (383) State of North Carrolina Machlenburg County I. Isaac Alexander, Clerk of the court of Pleas and Qarter Sessions held for the county of Machlenburg do here by sertify that the omesced[?] is a true coppy of the last Will and testament of Marshall T. Polk deceased as filed a way in my office and that the above is a true (statement)[crossed out] coppy from the minutes of proceding of the Court of Pleas and Quarters Sessions held at my Term 1831 for the County of Machlenburg held therein. In testamony whereof I had hereunto subscribed my name and affixed the Seal of my Office this the 2d day of June in 1831. Isaac Alexander, CMC State of North Carrolina Mechlinburg County I, Pearsall Thompson one of the active Justices of the Peace for the county of Mechlenburg and Chearman of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions held for said county do here by Sertify that the above named Isaac Alexander is clerk of the said court as such all his acts are insilled[?] to due faith and credit and that his Sertificate is in due form. In witneSs I have here unto Subscribed my name this the 2d day June A.D. 1831 Pearsall Thompson Chr [curly script indicating end of record] N. Murphy Decd List of Sale Record 16th Sept 1831 W.P.[B.?]Murpry- Bed of Furniture " $2.00 P." Reavs do do " 2.00 M.P. Murpry- " do do do 2.50 Will S. Embry- 6 Chairs " " 2.6/11 J. " Reavs " 3 do " " "75 Do " do " Lot of hard ware " "62 1/2 John Hucherson Set of Spoons " "56 1/2 William Trown " do teal do " "25 J. " Reavs " Set of plates " "6/2 William Burges " one are[?]-- " "56 1/2 John Dillaha " one do " " "62 1/2 Stephen Smith " divers irons " " 43 1/2 [end of page] (384) John H. Nance " one hanier[?] " "18.3/4 John garret " one hoe " "25- John H. Nance " one Plow & chains " "1.37 1/2 E. Reavs " one Reap hook " " 25 J. Reavs " one loom " 2.50 [curly script indicating end of record] John Andrews Deceased Noncupative Will Recorded 6th Oct 1831 The noncupative will of John Andrews Deceased. The evidence of Levi G. Dillihay be sworn deposith & say that John Andrews told him the day before he died that he dsired that the whole of his property to continue in the hands of his wife Elizabeth Andrews to support herself and family upon and as the family maried or left her to dispose of the property to them as he had began and at her death for the whole of the property to be equally divided amongst the whole of my children. Isaac L. Jackson The evidence of Robert Ed. Morison the same of the above Robert Ed. Morison Sworn to before me this thirteenth June 1831 Robr[?] Williams JP James > Baldridge JP [curly script indicating end of record] Ebenezer Rice Senr. Decd. Will Recorded 6th Oct 1831 In the name of God amen. I Ebenezer Rise Senr Minister of the gospel by the grace of God being sick but of sound and disposing mind and memory [some scratched out text] and calling to mind the mortality of my body do think it an act of prudence to direct in what manner I wish said worldly goods as it has pleased God to bleSs me with shall be disposed of after my decease and do Therefore ordain [end of page]