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Transcribed from Madison County, Kentucky Will Book Vol. A Page 227
In the name of God aman (amen), I William Hamilton of the County of Madison and State of Kentucky in perfect sense and memory of mind do make this my last will and Testament. First of all I commit my soul to almighty God and as for what world goods it hath pleased God to bestow on me in this world, I do distribute them in the following manner to wit, I do give and bequeath unto my son Patrick Hamilton Ten shillings current money to him and his heirs forever, all the residue of my estate both rail (real) and personal after the payment of my lawful debts I desire to be equally divided among the rest of my children, to wit, Mary, Isabellah, Easter and Ealiner (Eleanor/Ellender) to them, their and hair (and their heirs) forever. I do hereby constitute and appoint William Tincher, William Hamilton Tincher and Samuel Tincher Executors of this my last will and Testament and I do hereby revoke all former wills and do declare this to be my last will and Testament. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 28th day of June in the year 1800.
In the presence of us His
George Tincher William (X) Hamilton
Jno (John) Campbell Mark
At a Court held for Madison County on Monday the 3rd day of August 1801.
This will was proved to be last will and Testament of Wm (William) Hamilton Deceased by the oath of John Campbell and George Tincher whereas hereto and ordered to be recorded.
Attest Will Irvine County Clerk
Contributor: cemetery00kg@gmail.com (46820142)
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- LKH note:
Find a Grave has links to two children
1,
Patrick Hamilton Sr. (1752-1817)
m. Ann Agnes Gay (1745-1805)
2,
Ellender Collett Hamilton
m. James Moore Sr.
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- LKH note:
page 428 - - - , 1769. William ( ) Hamilton and Margret ( ) to their son Patrick Hamilton, [symbol of pound money]10, 100 acres patented to William Hamilton, 29th May, 1760, on Middle River of Shanandore, corner Robert Reed's land. Delivered: Patrick Hamilton, 15th August, 1771.
from Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish settlement in Virginia: extracted from the original court records of August County, 1745-1800. 1912. by Lyman Chalkley. Published by Mary S. Lockwood. Printed by The Commonwealth Company, Rosslyn, Va. Volume III. pages 486-487.
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- Page 345.-20th August, 1771. William ( ) Hamilton and Margaret ( ) to Samuel Erwin, [pound sign]37, two tracts: A, 50 acres patented to William, 20th July 1768, on Middle River of Shanandore known by name of Bald Rock survey; B, 47 acres joining former, part of 235 acres. Delivered: S. Erwin, May 1778.
from Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish settlement in Virginia: extracted from the original court records of August County, 1745-1800. 1912. by Lyman Chalkley. Published by Mary S. Lockwood. Printed by The Commonwealth Company, Rosslyn, Va. Volume III. page 512.
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- Page 314 - 17th August, 1772. William ( ) Hamilton and Margaret to John Poage, 6 acres, part of 235 acres where said Hamilton formerly lived on south side of Middle River.
from Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish settlement in Virginia: extracted from the original court records of August County, 1745-1800. 1912. by Lyman Chalkley. Published by Mary S. Lockwood. Printed by The Commonwealth Company, Rosslyn, Va. Volume III. page 521.
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- Page 413 - Patent to William Hamilton, wife Margaret, 29th May, 1760.
from Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish settlement in Virginia: extracted from the original court records of August County, 1745-1800. 1912. by Lyman Chalkley. Published by Mary S. Lockwood. Printed by The Commonwealth Company, Rosslyn, Va. Volume III. page 548.
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- Page 557.-19th August, 1777. William Gibson and Ann to Charles Yarrass, part of 235 acres patented to William Hamilton, 29th May, 1760. Delivered: Joseph Bogle, 2d May, 1780.
from Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish settlement in Virginia: extracted from the original court records of August County, 1745-1800. 1912. by Lyman Chalkley. Published by Mary S. Lockwood. Printed by The Commonwealth Company, Rosslyn, Va. Volume III. page 550.
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- Page 262.-235 acres patented to William Hamilton, 29th May, 1760, corner Charles Yarhass. Teste: Alex. Reed, David Gibson.
from Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish settlement in Virginia: extracted from the original court records of August County, 1745-1800. 1912. by Lyman Chalkley. Published by Mary S. Lockwood. Printed by The Commonwealth Company, Rosslyn, Va. Volume III. page 562. [4]
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