Last Will and Testament of Jeremiah Stover, Sr.-provided by maybelline98added this on 26 May 2010
Jeremiah Stover (b. Abt. 1745, d. Abt. 1807)Jeremiah Stover (son of Abraham Stover and Sarah Unknown) was born Abt. 1745 in Botetourt County, Virginia, and died Abt. 1807 in Hunting Creek, Wilkes Co. NC. He married Mary C Jewell on 1769 in Va. Notes for Jeremiah Stover:JEREMIAH STOVER WILL NOVEMBER 26, 1807 In the name of God, amen this is my last will and testament. I Jeremiah Stover Senr. will, give, & bequiath to my sons Jeremiah Stover and John Stover but if I have not divided my land as I thought I had in the deed, that the land be divided equal between them my sons above named. I devise the red stear to Jeremiah Stover, and the black stear to my son John Stover, the black cow & calf to my son Jeremiah Stover, the white cow & calf to my son John Stover. Likewise ten head of hogs be divided between my two sons John & Jeremiah Stover, equal divided. Likewise ___ equal divide all the pots I own & silver & beds & household firniture between my sons Jeremiah & John Stover, likewise thirteen (Mobby?) Stands, & all his corn & his ____ _____ & farmers tools, & all the wheat & rye equal between my two sons Jeremiah & John Stover. Likewise a entry of land lying on the waters of Hunting Creek, joining the other (plat/plot??) equal to my two sons John & Jeremiah Stover, all is left in the hands of executors to divide asequal as the can to the bestof their judgement. Likewise a decentburial out of the will. I Jeremiah Stover Senr. leave for executors, Joshua Southers & Pressley Bussel Senr. Signed & delivered in the presents of us.Wits: Jeremiah's X MarkHenry Souther Junr. Jeremiah X Stover William X Lunsford Ann X SoutherFeb. Term A D 1808 The above will was duly Recorded Wilkes Co., NC, Will Bk. 2, p.226 1808
More About Jeremiah Stover and Mary C Jewell marriage in 1769, in Botetourt County, Virginia and had 10 known children.
Children with unknown or non connected burials:
- Jeremiah Stover Jr 1765-
- Catherine Stover Reynard 1772-1859 (Marriage to Johann Adam (Reinhard) Reynard on 25 Dec 1785 in Franklin County, Virginia, and died in Adams, Clinton County, Ohio)
- Lydia Stover 1773-1866
- Hezekiah Stover (1776-
- Ruth Stover 1779-
- Joseph Stover 1783-1875
Jeremiah Stover (b. Abt. 1745, d. Abt. 1807)Jeremiah Stover (son of Abraham Stover and Sarah Unknown) was born Abt. 1745 in Botetourt County, Virginia, and died Abt. 1807 in Hunting Creek, Wilkes Co. NC. He married Mary C Jewell on 1769 in Va. Notes for Jeremiah Stover:JEREMIAH STOVER WILL NOVEMBER 26, 1807 In the name of God, amen this is my last will and testament. I Jeremiah Stover Senr. will, give, & bequiath to my sons Jeremiah Stover and John Stover but if I have not divided my land as I thought I had in the deed, that the land be divided equal between them my sons above named. I devise the red stear to Jeremiah Stover, and the black stear to my son John Stover, the black cow & calf to my son Jeremiah Stover, the white cow & calf to my son John Stover. Likewise ten head of hogs be divided between my two sons John & Jeremiah Stover, equal divided. Likewise ___ equal divide all the pots I own & silver & beds & household firniture between my sons Jeremiah & John Stover, likewise thirteen (Mobby?) Stands, & all his corn & his ____ _____ & farmers tools, & all the wheat & rye equal between my two sons Jeremiah & John Stover. Likewise a entry of land lying on the waters of Hunting Creek, joining the other (plat/plot??) equal to my two sons John & Jeremiah Stover, all is left in the hands of executors to divide asequal as the can to the bestof their judgement. Likewise a decentburial out of the will. I Jeremiah Stover Senr. leave for executors, Joshua Southers & Pressley Bussel Senr. Signed & delivered in the presents of us.Wits: Jeremiah's X MarkHenry Souther Junr. Jeremiah X Stover William X Lunsford Ann X SoutherFeb. Term A D 1808 The above will was duly Recorded Wilkes Co., NC, Will Bk. 2, p.226 1808
More About Jeremiah Stover and Mary C Jewell marriage in 1769, in Botetourt County, Virginia and had 10 known children.
Children with unknown or non connected burials:
- Jeremiah Stover Jr 1765-
- Catherine Stover Reynard 1772-1859 (Marriage to Johann Adam (Reinhard) Reynard on 25 Dec 1785 in Franklin County, Virginia, and died in Adams, Clinton County, Ohio)
- Lydia Stover 1773-1866
- Hezekiah Stover (1776-
- Ruth Stover 1779-
- Joseph Stover 1783-1875
Last Will and Testament of Jeremiah Stover, Sr.-provided by maybelline98added this on 26 May 2010
Jeremiah Stover (b. Abt. 1745, d. Abt. 1807)Jeremiah Stover (son of Abraham Stover and Sarah Unknown) was born Abt. 1745 in Botetourt County, Virginia, and died Abt. 1807 in Hunting Creek, Wilkes Co. NC. He married Mary C Jewell on 1769 in Va. Notes for Jeremiah Stover:JEREMIAH STOVER WILL NOVEMBER 26, 1807 In the name of God, amen this is my last will and testament. I Jeremiah Stover Senr. will, give, & bequiath to my sons Jeremiah Stover and John Stover but if I have not divided my land as I thought I had in the deed, that the land be divided equal between them my sons above named. I devise the red stear to Jeremiah Stover, and the black stear to my son John Stover, the black cow & calf to my son Jeremiah Stover, the white cow & calf to my son John Stover. Likewise ten head of hogs be divided between my two sons John & Jeremiah Stover, equal divided. Likewise ___ equal divide all the pots I own & silver & beds & household firniture between my sons Jeremiah & John Stover, likewise thirteen (Mobby?) Stands, & all his corn & his ____ _____ & farmers tools, & all the wheat & rye equal between my two sons Jeremiah & John Stover. Likewise a entry of land lying on the waters of Hunting Creek, joining the other (plat/plot??) equal to my two sons John & Jeremiah Stover, all is left in the hands of executors to divide asequal as the can to the bestof their judgement. Likewise a decentburial out of the will. I Jeremiah Stover Senr. leave for executors, Joshua Southers & Pressley Bussel Senr. Signed & delivered in the presents of us.Wits: Jeremiah's X MarkHenry Souther Junr. Jeremiah X Stover William X Lunsford Ann X SoutherFeb. Term A D 1808 The above will was duly Recorded Wilkes Co., NC, Will Bk. 2, p.226 1808
More About Jeremiah Stover and Mary C Jewell marriage in 1769, in Botetourt County, Virginia and had 10 known children.
Children with unknown or non connected burials:
- Jeremiah Stover Jr 1765-
- Catherine Stover Reynard 1772-1859 (Marriage to Johann Adam (Reinhard) Reynard on 25 Dec 1785 in Franklin County, Virginia, and died in Adams, Clinton County, Ohio)
- Lydia Stover 1773-1866
- Hezekiah Stover (1776-
- Ruth Stover 1779-
- Joseph Stover 1783-1875
Jeremiah Stover (b. Abt. 1745, d. Abt. 1807)Jeremiah Stover (son of Abraham Stover and Sarah Unknown) was born Abt. 1745 in Botetourt County, Virginia, and died Abt. 1807 in Hunting Creek, Wilkes Co. NC. He married Mary C Jewell on 1769 in Va. Notes for Jeremiah Stover:JEREMIAH STOVER WILL NOVEMBER 26, 1807 In the name of God, amen this is my last will and testament. I Jeremiah Stover Senr. will, give, & bequiath to my sons Jeremiah Stover and John Stover but if I have not divided my land as I thought I had in the deed, that the land be divided equal between them my sons above named. I devise the red stear to Jeremiah Stover, and the black stear to my son John Stover, the black cow & calf to my son Jeremiah Stover, the white cow & calf to my son John Stover. Likewise ten head of hogs be divided between my two sons John & Jeremiah Stover, equal divided. Likewise ___ equal divide all the pots I own & silver & beds & household firniture between my sons Jeremiah & John Stover, likewise thirteen (Mobby?) Stands, & all his corn & his ____ _____ & farmers tools, & all the wheat & rye equal between my two sons Jeremiah & John Stover. Likewise a entry of land lying on the waters of Hunting Creek, joining the other (plat/plot??) equal to my two sons John & Jeremiah Stover, all is left in the hands of executors to divide asequal as the can to the bestof their judgement. Likewise a decentburial out of the will. I Jeremiah Stover Senr. leave for executors, Joshua Southers & Pressley Bussel Senr. Signed & delivered in the presents of us.Wits: Jeremiah's X MarkHenry Souther Junr. Jeremiah X Stover William X Lunsford Ann X SoutherFeb. Term A D 1808 The above will was duly Recorded Wilkes Co., NC, Will Bk. 2, p.226 1808
More About Jeremiah Stover and Mary C Jewell marriage in 1769, in Botetourt County, Virginia and had 10 known children.
Children with unknown or non connected burials:
- Jeremiah Stover Jr 1765-
- Catherine Stover Reynard 1772-1859 (Marriage to Johann Adam (Reinhard) Reynard on 25 Dec 1785 in Franklin County, Virginia, and died in Adams, Clinton County, Ohio)
- Lydia Stover 1773-1866
- Hezekiah Stover (1776-
- Ruth Stover 1779-
- Joseph Stover 1783-1875
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