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Note: N60 Will of Hugh McPherson (1771 - 1834), the son of Joseph McPherson (1740-1819)
Hugh McPherson number 417
Last Will and Testament
In the name of God Hugh McPherson being weAR in body but of perfect mind and memory calling in mind the mortality of my body Do make and claim this my last Will and Testament that is by his hand as making such existing estate or property as I Provide and do give and bequeath or promise of the same in the following manner and form I give and bequeath to my beloved wife Nancy McPherson all my part of the possessions which of my part now in the hands of James M. Patterson (lawyer) and also my part of an estate coming through David McPherson's hands: but that now in the hands of Lawyer James M. Patterson is to come to me through the estate of Joseph and John McPherson, together with all the personal property that I possess. I witness constitue make and ordain Robert Thompson and Alexander Patterson the Executors of this my Will and Testament. In witness whereof I have here unto set my hand and Seal.this twenty ninth day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty four.
Others present Thomas Elliot Joseph McPherson Hugh McPherson [seal]
Be it remembered that on the 19 th day of December AD 1834 before me Richard B. McCabe has been duly proved and approved the last will and Testament of Hugh McPherson deceased, by the oaths of Thomas Elliot and Joseph McPherson as subscribing witnesses thereto on the same day letters Testamentary were issued to Robert Thompson and Alexander Patterson Esq. Executors therein named who were the ? duly barristers.
MARRIED...On Tuesday the 10th inst., by the Rev. Mr. Coulter, Mr. Hugh McPherson, of Centre County, to Miss Nancy Kerr of Tuscarora Valley.
Huntingdon Gazette, Huntingdon, Pa., May 23, 1808
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