Heathcock Genealogy Database - Person Sheet
Heathcock Genealogy Database - Person Sheet
NameNathaniel Henderson 
, 1C7R
, 1C7RBirthca 1710, New Kent Co VA
Deathbef 10 Oct 1782, Camden Dist SC Age: 72
FatherRichard Henderson (1676-)
MotherMary (Polly) Washer
Spouses
Notes for Nathaniel Henderson
Will of Nathaniel Henderson of Craven Co. & Parish of St Martins in the Province of SC.1752
To my beloved wife during her life, the houses and plantations and benefit of my land whereon I now dwell, with all the rest of my estate, only a reserve of one shilling sterling to be paid after my decease to my son Richard, Nathaniel, Edward, John, Anne, Wilson, Tyree, William, Patience, Archabel, James, being 11 in number.
(Remaining two children) To my daughter Elizabeth and my son Sherrod after the decease of my beloved wife, all my estate to be equally divided between them, only if my daughter Elizabeth should marry before it should please God to call me hence, then all my lands to belong to my son Sherrod. My daughter Elizabeth and my son Sherrod to be executors. Signed Nathaniel Henderson
Witss. Richard Burnett, Benj'n Burnett, A. Burnett.
Note: Will written before the Revolutionary War. As was the custom in those days, the head of household wrote a will and recorded same.
To my beloved wife during her life, the houses and plantations and benefit of my land whereon I now dwell, with all the rest of my estate, only a reserve of one shilling sterling to be paid after my decease to my son Richard, Nathaniel, Edward, John, Anne, Wilson, Tyree, William, Patience, Archabel, James, being 11 in number.
(Remaining two children) To my daughter Elizabeth and my son Sherrod after the decease of my beloved wife, all my estate to be equally divided between them, only if my daughter Elizabeth should marry before it should please God to call me hence, then all my lands to belong to my son Sherrod. My daughter Elizabeth and my son Sherrod to be executors. Signed Nathaniel Henderson
Witss. Richard Burnett, Benj'n Burnett, A. Burnett.
Note: Will written before the Revolutionary War. As was the custom in those days, the head of household wrote a will and recorded same.