Mary Owens^{[1, 2]}

1765 - Aft 1840  (~ 81 years)

• Name	Mary Owens
  Born	Between 1760 and 1765
  Gender	Female
  Death	Aft 1840	Pike county, Alabama, USA
  Died	Aft 1840	? Pike county, Alabama, USA
  Notes	From A History of Marion County (South Carolina) 7 Sept 1799 Will of Edward Owens, blacksmith Wife: Ann Children: Mary Swemake (Shoemake?), Nancy Clak, Sarah Delany, Elisabeth Delany, Macariner Crawford, William, John === WILL OF EDWARD OWENS In the Name of God Amen I. Edward Owens of Liberty County in Georgetown dist. and In the State of South Carolina, Blacksmith, being indisposed in body but thanks to God. in my perfect Senses and of a Sound mind well seing and hearing and speaking and knowing that. their is Nothing more Certain than death and Nothing so uncertain as the Time thereof. I therefore have made and Consti-tuted this my last Will and Testament in the manner form and ways following (That. is to say) I. Recommend my soul to him that Gave it hoping that through the Merits Death and pafsion of my Redeemer and Saviour Jesus Christ to have full and free par-don and forgivenefs of all my sins and to inherit Everlasting life and my body I Commit to the Earth (in asfurance of an Eter-nal Resurrection, to be decently buried at the discretion of my Executers hereafter Named and as Toutching the disposition of all Sutch Temporal Estate as it pleased the almighty God to bestow upon me. I Give and dispose thereof as Follows. first of all I will that my debts and funeral Charges shall. be paid and discharged- 1st Item. I. do. Give and bequeath unto my well beloved daughter Mary Swemake one Negro man slave Named Ned and all my blacksmiths Tools. the same Consisting of what they may be, - secondly. Item I. do. Give and bequeath unto my well. beloved daughter Nancy Clak-One. Negro man. slave. Named. tony, thirdly. Item. I. do Give and bequeath unto my well. beloved duter Sarah. Delany. one. Negro. woman. Slave, Named, Lucy. and. ten head of breeding Cattle of my Stock I now posfefs. fourthly, Item. I do give and bequeath unto my well. beloved daughter Elisabeth delany One hundred Acres of Land, the same. lying and being on the N.E. Side of Great P. D. River and betwen the great marsh. and Craw-fords bay. the same being granted to me. fifthly, Item I. do. give and bequeath Unto my well beloved Daughter Macariner, Crawford, one Negro man Slave Named Jacob. Sixthly. Item. I. do. give and bequeath Unto my well beloved son William Owens. the plantation where I Now live and all my Land adjoing the same-Except the house and fifty Acres. which I. do. Reserve for my wife her lifetime, also one horse that. I bought from Levi Salomon, also. one mare that I bought from Willis Finkley also. one Negro. man slave Named stef also. one Negro boy. Slave Named ben. also. one Copper still. and worm one. grind. stone one. pair hand mill stones and all my stock of hogs, Seventhly I. do. give and bequeath unto my well beloved. so. John Owens one. Negro woman Slave Named-Hanah. also. one Negro. Man Slave. Named abram one. Negro. boy. slave. Named Stef. Eightly I. do. give and bequeath unto my well. beloved grand Children, four the Children of my daughter Elsabeth delany, Namely. Martha-Macravona-Mary and Philip. delany. one, Negro girl Slave. Named Dinah which I leave in the pofsefsion of my Son John Owens. to keep untill the Youngest of the four Children before Named Phillip delany. shall be. twenty Years of Age. and then the Negro girl before Named and her Increse to be. Equally divided by. the before mentioned Gardean, John Owens, Junr, Ninthly I. do. give and bequeath unto my well. beloved Wife ann Owens fifty acres of Land and the house where. I. Now live during life or    then to Return to my son Wm owens her  widowhood. and after her decease,  also. one Negro. woman Slave Named peg also. one horse. Called Picadel, also. about fiften head of Cattle Claimed as her own, and known by the same also. One third of my stock of sheep geese and house hold furniture to at her own Discretion at her Decease-the other two parts of my Stock of sheep geese and household. Furniture to be Equally divided between my- two sons before Named.  Wm. Owens and John Owens, and if any of my stock of Cattle more than pays Sarah delay her part to be Eqully. divid betwen my Children before mentioned. And last of all I. do hereby Nominate appoint and Constitue my Wife ann owens. and my trust friend and Brother Walter Owens to be my true and Lawful Executors to this my last will and Testament hoping that they will soe do. or Cause to be done and Execute every Article part or Clause therein Mentioned according to the true Intent and meaning thereof and. I. do. Revoke Disannill and make Void all other Wills and sd Testaments by me-heretofore made in Witnefs Whereof I. the. Edward Owens to this my last will and Testament being Contained in one sheet of paper; I. have hereunto set my hand and Seal. this. seventh day of September and in the year of our Lord. one thousand seven hundred and Ninety Nine and in the twenty fourth year of americas Independancy Signed Sealed and Published                    Edward Owens (SEAL) and =ed in the presents of Arch Kerby Levi Cranford John Tart Recorded in Will Book 1, page 1 Recorded September 28, 1841 Edward B. Wheeler, Ordy M. D. Role No. 616 === 1840 census: Burrell Whittonton Not Stated, Pike, Alabama White Males 10-15 (1825-1830) - 1 20-30 (1810-1820) - 2 40-50 (1790-1800) - 3 60-70 (1770-1780) Burwell should be here Females 10-15 (1825-1830) - 1 20-30  (1810-1820) per the 1850 census Eliza would be here 50-60 (1780-1790) - 1 (Sarah) 80-90 (1750-1760) - 1 (Mary Owens Shoemake) Charlotte Shoemake Faulk is also here in 1840 Pike County, Alabama. ===
  Person ID	I146567	mykindred
  Last Modified	Nov 30, 2012

  
  

  Father	Edward Owens,   d. Y
  Mother	Ann Bryant,   d. Y
  Family ID	F63922	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Sampson Shoemake,   b. Between 1760 and 1770, South Carolina, USA ,   d. Between 1830 and 1840, South Carolina, USA  (Age ~ 70 years)
  Married	circa 1779	Georgetown District, Liberty county, South Carolina, USA
  Children	1. Sarah Shoemake,   b. Feb 14, 1774, Charleston, South Carolina, USA ,   d. Apr 06, 1861, Austin county, Texas, USA  (Age 87 years)   2. Shoemake,   b. Between 1780 and 1790, South Carolina, USA ,   d. Y   3. Martha F. "Patsy" Shoemake,   b. Between 1788 and 1792, South Carolina, USA ,   d. Mar 1860, Overton county, Tennessee, USA  (Age ~ 72 years)   4. Charlotte Shoemake,   b. 1790, South Carolina, USA ,   d. Bef 1850, Pike county, Alabama, USA  (Age < 59 years)   5. John Shoemake,   b. Between 1790 and 1794, South Carolina, USA ,   d. Y   6. Shoemake,   b. Between 1790 and 1800, South Carolina, USA ,   d. Y   7. Blakely Shoemake,   b. 1791, Georgetown District, Prince George parish, South Carolina, USA ,   d. Bef 1860, Sand Hill, Wayne county, Mississippi, USA  (Age < 68 years)   8. [dau] Shoemake,   b. Between 1795 and 1800, South Carolina, USA ,   d. Y   9. (James Calvin) Shoemake,   b. Between 1800 and 1810, South Carolina, USA ,   d. Y   10. Hugh Shoemake,   b. circa 1814, South Carolina, USA ,   d. 1864, Civil War  (Age ~ 50 years)
  Family ID	F48090	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Sources

  [S2642] Gedcom - Brunelle, Beverly. [S4665] Gedcom - Houchins, Terry.