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Franklin County, Wills, Inventories, 1785-1797, Vol. A, Pg. 1
In the name of God amen, I JAMES MAYHO of Franklin County & State of North Carolina being sick & weak in body but of sound mind & memory do make
& publish this last Will & Testament in manner & form following-
Viz, first of all I commit my soul to god who gave it me & unto Jesus Christ my Redeemer in hope of Eternal Life in the Kingdom of heaven; - and
as to my worldly estate real & personal after my lawfull & Just debts are payd I give & bequeath to my Daughter BETSEY OSBAND which I had & own
by SALLY OSBAND & this is my will & desire that my sister MARY ANN MAYHO should keep & raise my child as long as she remains Single & after as
may be convenient & if any difficulty should arise that my sister cannot keep my child I desire my Br. WILLIAM MAYHO should take & raise my
child & send her to school & be sure that she is taken good care of; as Witness my hand and seal this fourth day of July one Thousand Seven
Hundred & Eighty five.
JAMES MAYHO ("X" his mark)
Test
JAS. KING
BETTY BLANCHARD ("X" her mark)
An Inventory of the Estate of JAMES MAYHO, Dec'd. 1785. One Horse, two Saddles, & a Bridle, & some Land, one Bell, one Bottle, one Wheel one
Stock buckell, one pair horse basketts one Curry Comb & Brush, 19th Apl.
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Sale of James Mayho, Dec'd Estate by Ro. Hight.
1 Bell to Benjamin Mayho - £ -.9.--
1 Curry comb to Littlebury Mayho - -3.--
1 Bottle Thomas Mayho - -.2.--
1 Saddle Ditto -
1.15.6
1 Brush William Mayho - -.1.--
1 Wheel Judah Mayho -
-12.6
1 Pr. knee Bucketts Jones Nichols - -.8.--
1 Stock Ditto Reuben Mayho - 1.--.--
1 Bridle Ditto -
-.4.2
1 Saddle John King -
2.17.4
1 Horse Ditto -
27.13.--
Returned to June term 1786 - £ 35.5.6
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