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Source: N C Archives Written: 16 Jun 1791 To be buried in a Christian like manner. To beloved wife Elisabeth Daugherty the use and profits real and personable of my whole estate not to be interrupted by any party or person whatsoever. To James Arnold my lands and plantation, one Negro boy named Peter, shooting gun, one feather bed and furniture equal to my estate and one cow and calf to him and his heirs lawfully begotten of his body. At the decease of my beloved wife Elisabeth Daugherty I give unto my sister Margit's daughters children in Virginia the rest of my whole estate. Negroes and moveable effects to be sold at public vendue at to the highest bidder at twelve months credit with good bond and security and then the money to be divided equally among my sister Margit's daughters children. Daniel (O) Daugherty Wife Elizabeth and James Arnold my Executors. Witnesses: John Lane, John West and Sarah Witherington June Craven County Court 1794 - Proved in court and ordered that Letters Testamentary issue. Source: Familysearch.org An Inventory of Daniel Daugherty's estate was prepared 2 Sep 1794. The Account of Sales of Daniel Daugherty Estate this 10th day Nov'r 1796 by James Cox Exer. Buyers were:
William Blackledge Account of Sales of Estate of Dan'l Daugherty dec'd Dec'r Term 1796
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