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Will of Aquilla QUICK, 1813 |
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Will of Aquilla QUICK, 1813 |
Contributed to Marlboro County SCGenWeb by Patsy Quick, 24 May 1999
Will of Aquilla Quick The state of South Carolina In the name of God amen, I Aquilla Quick of the District of Marlbough and State aforesaid (Planter) being very sick and weak of body, but of perfect mind and memory, thanks be given to God, calling unto mind the mortality of my body and that all men are once to die, do make and ordain this my last will and testament; and first of all I give and recommend my soul to Almighty God, who gave it, and my body to the earth to be buried in a decent Christian burial at the discretion of my Executors, and touching such worldly affairs as God has been pleased to blefts me with in this life, I give demise and dispose of the same in the following manner and form. FIRST, I give and bequeath to my youngesr daughter Ann all that track or parsel of land lying on the North side of Crooked Creek containing three hundred acres (more or less) being all I prossess on the north side of Creek, together with half my household furniture and two negro girls Ella and Maria and my stock of cattle on said north side Crooked creek and two horses and half my stock of hogs. To my daughter Mercy, I give and bequeath five hundred acres know by the name of the cowpens, and the other half of my household furniture and two negro girls known as Lucy and Hannah and the stock of cattle on the above land and two horses and the other half of my hogs. To my son Stephen, the plantation where on he now lives, containing three hundred acres. To my nephew Zachariah Quick, I bequeath the plantation whereon he now lives, containing one hundred acres, and to my own begotten children Judith Viner, Nancy Chavis, Charlotte Lochlier and Aquilla Quick, I bequeath one hundred acres of land each, in the fork of Lightwood Knott and Crooked Creek, to be marked off and divided among them by my Executors. To my Grandson Lodowick, (Aquilla's Son) I give my upper plantation know by my home place, containting , one hundred acres more or less and a negro girl named Mace, and to my Grandson Tristram, Stephens son I give my negro boy named Allen., and to all my other children not mentioned above and to James Quick my Grandchild, I give and bequeath all the remaining part of my property not given or bequethed above, to be equally divied among them by my Executors and moreover I appoint my son Stephen Quick and Thomas Quick my sole and lawful executors. And I do hereby utterly disavow, revoke and disannul all and every other testaments wills, legacies, bequeaths and Executors, by me before now in my life named willed, bequeath or appointed, ratifying and confirming this my and only this to be my last will and testament. In witness where of I here unto set my hand and seal, this day of A.D. 1813 in the 37th year of the Independence of American , signed, sealed, published and by P. Aquilla Quick as his last Will and Testament in the presence of us The above property to br kept intire and at my own disposal till after my Death Aquilla (x) Quick Noah Whitington March 2, 1813 Joseph (x) English Recorded will book A pg. 92 Case I Box 8 Recorded 22 April 1813 Recorded by Wm Easterling Ordinary, M.D. In Aquilla Quicks will he said unnamed children Land Records in Book H-1 Pages 67-70-79-81-86 establish the fact that the below named are his heirs : Stephen Quick Moses Quick Thomas Quick Aquilla Quick Jordan Chavis (Nancy's Husband) Robert Lockilier (Charlotte's Husband) Zadock Vinier (Judith's husband) Gillom Johnson (probably Ann his youngest husband) Samuel Dixon ( Mary of Tenn"s husband.) Marcy Quick Malachi Quick Book F-1 page 347 4 day of December 1802 Quillar Quick releases to Thomas Quick Executor of Levi's Quick's Estate 1,000 acres of land for the use of the heirs of said estate to be devided among them in agreement to the tendor of the said will. This being a part of a track of land containing three thousand and five hundred and seventy eight acres granted to Quillar by his excellency William Mouthie the 2nd day of December one thousand seven hundred and ninety three recorded in the (it looks like Surveyors office in Columbia Grant Book K #5 page 43 A True and perfedt Inventory of all the goods, chattels and personal Estate of AQUILLA QUICK, Marlbourgh District in the State of South Carolina. The 29th and 30th day of April in the year of our Lord One thousand, eight hundred and thirteen.. Negro Woman Grabel $250.00 Her children Elle a young woman $350.00 1 girl Lucy $300.00 1 boy Allen 200.00 1 girl Hannah 150.00 1 girl Mariah 150.00 1 girl Mace 100.00 1 child Henry 50.00 $1,500 1 Negro Joan $300.00 her son Ben a boy 200.00 $500.00 ________________________________________________________________________________________ Horse Kine 1 Sorrel Mare 50.00 1 Bay Mare 60.00 1 Bay horse 50.00 1 Yearling Colt 15.00 1 Bay horse Shab 40.00 1 Sorrel horse High flyer 60.00 1 two year old Colt 35.00 1 old horse Driver 70.00 $380.00 ________________________________________________________________________________________ STOCK OF CATTLE AT THE THOMAS QUICK RESIDENCE 8 cows and calves @ $10 each $80.00 5 cows and yearlings @ $10.00 each 50.00 1 head of young cattle @ $28 28.00 $158.00 11 head of Sheep $18.00 $18.00 12 head of hogs 12.00 12.00 1 sow and 3 pigs 5.00 14 head of young hogs 16.00 16.00 2 small hog pens 1.50 1.50 100 bushels of corn more or less @ 50 cents 50.00 350 lb Bacon (more or less) 35.00 60 lb. Of lard @ 10 cts 6.00 13 bee hives $20 20.00 6 broad hoes $3 3.00 2 grubbing hoes 1.50 5 Aorey ?? 5.50 _________$ 173.50 1 lot of Ccocory ware (crock earthen ware) $ 3.00 1 lot do @ $3.50 $ 3.50 1 lot peweter @9.50 $ 9.50 1 small lot butter jars 1.50 1 lo pewter 13.00 1 lot of pewter 10.00 1 lot of crocery ware 2.00 1 coffee mill 2.00 1 lot chapp & tea 5.00 1 lot of phesls .50 1 bed, bedstead & 1 blanket 15.00 1 bed, bedstead & furniture 20.00 1 bed, bedstead & furniture 23.00 5 blankets 16.00 1 quilted bed cover 4.50 1 counter pan & 1 sheet 7.00 5 sheets @2.50 each 12.50 1 bed, bedspread & blanket 20.00 1 loom, 3 slayss & harnes 10.00 1 pine table 2.00 1 dutch oven & skillet 2.50______$192.00_________ 1 Grid iron 1.50 1 cadel & flesh fork 1.00 1 pr smoothing irons 1.00 3 pr pot hooks 3 pan handles, shosoch 2.50 2 iron wedges 1.25 2 pots 1 pr hooks 2.50 14 chairs 8.00 1 pine table 25 1 spinning wheel 1.25 1 do $2 1do 75 cents 2.75 1 stand with about buckets salt 9.50 3 steel traps 7.50 1 lot of leather 7.50 1 lot of bottles 2.00 1 demi jon 4.00 2 spice mortars 37 ½ 3 water pails 1.12 4 tubs 1.50 7 barrels 3.50 40 ? clean cotton 3.20 35 lbs flour 2.00 3 sets of spoons 2.50 1 trunck 4.00 6 cebls $3 8 gimblets $1. 4 glass tumblers 4.50 1 pair spoon moulds 3.00 2 foot adzers (adze a long handle tool for dreesing wood) 1.00 3 ?? and mouse traps 1.50 _______$88.19 !/2 AMOUNT CARRIED FORWARD 1 hand saw, drawing knife & square $ 1.00 . 1 hammer, 2 chizzels, 1 fizgissg $ 1.00 1 stand & fees $ 2.00 3 hides @1 $ 3.00 1 do do 1.00 3 pr traces, 3 bridles, 3 collars 3.00 1 lot cow fecy 1.00 3 baskets 1.75 1 cart 25.00 6 books 2.10 3 cakes of bees wax 1.00 1 hair rope 1.00 2 pr. Sheep shears 75 4 pr curds 6.50 1 saddle Circingle & bridle 7.00 1 saddle Circingle & bridle 6.00 1 straw basket 3.00 2 plow hoes 4.00 1 piece base iron 3.00 1 pr. Saddle bags 5.00 1 pr. Pistol and holsters 9.00 1 wheat scive and riddle 1.00 1 shotgun 1 do $4.00 /////can't read 10.00 1 trunk $6.00 knives and forks and candle moulds $1.75 7.75 3 jugs $2.75 1 looking glass $1.00 3.75 1 tin coffee pot $1.00 2 blade stocks 5. 6.00 1 case rasors and box $1.50 1 hand vice $!.00 2.50 1 small pr stichyards 50 cts 50 ½ set of blacksmith tools at M. Brights 20.00 1 pr. Spurs I mouse trap 2.25 1 rasp, comb, 1 pr seisors & pocket knife 1.25 3 plows with stocks, $2.75 1 small grindstone 2.75 $83.25 STOCK OF CATTLE AT THE HOUSE OF JOSEPH ENGLISH SR. 4 Cows and their calves 40.00 1 cow and yearling 11.00 2 three year old cattle 11.00 2 two year old do 8.00 $70.00 1 horse Dick 10.00 CATTLE AT THE OLD PLACE 7 Cows and calves moses 40.00 7 cows and yearlings 77.00 4 barsen Cows 36.00 1 four year old heifer 7.00 1 three year old Dills 6.00 3 two year old Dills 12.00 2 four year old sreers 20.00 $228.00 Amount brought forward 2 three old steers 12.00 1 two year old ??? 4.00 1 year old heifer 2.00 1- 5 year old bull 11.00 5 head of hogs 7.50 7 head of hogs $ 7.00 2 sows @ 2.00 2.00 $45.00 CATTLE AT THE STEERN PLACE 5 cows and calves $ 40.00 2 cows and yearling 20.00 2 three year old 12.00 6 two year old cattle 24.00 1 year old 2.00 1 four year old bull 8.00 $106 CATTLE AT STANTONS 1 cow and calf $11.00 1 cow and calf 10.00 1 cow and yearling 10.00 1 three year old heifer 6.00 2 two year old cattle 8.00 $45.00 4 crosscut saws $4.00 ??????? could not read 1.75 ??????? " " 1.50 1 spinning 1.50 2 chairs 50 1 bottle case 25 2 bells 25 1 reg tub and Dye Tub 50 1 bread tray 25 1 table 1.25 1 dutch oven 1.50 1 Rissle Gun and hash 4.25 CASH IN HAND 70.68 8/4 1 bread asce 1.00 1 scsser and bread tray 1.00 1 lo 1 lock chain 1.00 1 pr. Scissors 25 1 bed - bedstead and blanket 12.00 1 churn and back band for cart 75 cts meal tub 1.50 APPRASSED BY : RECORDED 29th day of May 1813 John Smith BOOK A #3 pgs 343 to 345 by J. David Avery Parkam John Stubbs A SCHEDULE OF DEBTS OWED TO THE ESTATE OF AQUILLA QUICK LATE OF MARLBOROUGH DISTRICT dis. Made the 29th and 30th day of April 1813 ONE NOTE ON Peter Stancell for $43.35 One due bill on James Turner 4.00 One note on Jesse Joes for Charles Bryht 120.00 One note on James Odom for $11.00 to be credited 5.50 $5.50 paid to the des in his lifetime One note on George Stanton 6.48 One note on John Rosco 5.00 One due bill on Elberbe and Powe Payable to John Pitts in May 18.95 One note on Joseph Parkins (other wise Black) 4.00 Debts due Levi Quick for a ???? wheel 4.00 Griffin Morres for leather 1.25 Avery Parham James Odom for 1 pr shoe leather .75 Edw. Butler for Bacon 1.87 ½ Tho's Quick's return of the accounts of the receipts expendetures of the estate of Aquilla Quick for 1813 filed 23rd Feb. 1814 recorded Book A. n 3 p. 346 by J David 1813 April 25th Paid to Benj. And Rodgers the tax for 1812 $ 4.75 May 7th To this sum paid Wm. Fields for qualifying apprisiors 75 May 8th To the sum paid Zacheriach Quick for making a plow 87 To Arthur Bright his proved account 1.50 To the sum paid John Stubbs 2 days apprising 2.00 To the sum paid Avery Parham 2 days appraising 2.00 To the sum paid John Smith for appraising 2.00 Sept 25th To the sum paid Wm. Feagin surveying the land 27.00 To paying John Stubbs, James Newton, Shockley Adams, John Adams and Wm. Adams, their charges for setting and making, a division of all the lands 9.00 Sept 25th To this sum paid Mark Turner proven account 5.00 Oct. 4th To this sum paid Samuel Dickson's proven account to David Hubbard 14.50 May 27th To this sum paid Wm. Easterling his fee and account for writing and Attendence and adjusting in the setting of the bussiness of the estate 26.00 1813 May 5th By the sum received from Wm. Ellerbee & Power their note paid $18.93 By cash received from John Pitts note for cattle 11.37 ½ July 13th by cash received from Levi Quick 4.00 16th by cash received from James Turner 4.00Patsy notes: "Aquilla Quick received a large land grant from the state for sundries supplied to the army in the Rev. war. If you will note in the inventory of his estate the different things he has for making candles - soap - moulds for spoons etc."
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