Will Of Christopher Moyers: In the name of God Amen. I Christopher Moyers,
of the county Of Jefferson, and the State of Tennessee, being of sound mind and
memory Blessed be to God for His mercy, but being very week, and very pained
in body , do make this my last will and testament in this manner and form;

My will is that what worldly substance it has pleased God to bless me with,
be disposed of following manner. That I be buried in a decant, orderly and
Christian manner, abed all expenses arising there from, and all my just
debts be paid out of my estate.

ITEM, my will is that my Beloved Wife Susannah Moyers during her natural
life to have this house in which I now l dwell, and all the land between
what was formyl Evans line, and the land of my son James Moyers containing
one hundred acres together with the mill, and improvements on the same, also
all the household furniture, and stock of every kind, such as hogs, horses,
cattle, sheep, and fouls with bees, and plantation working tools of all
sorts, wood, iron, as well with in doors as out, which herein be otherwise
disposed off. ITEM, My will is that my son James Moyers keep all the
property that I have given him and now in his possession. ITEM, My will is
that my son David Moyers keep all the perishable property that I have given
him before he moved out of the County with his family, and which property
said David Moyers took with him when he moved, and whereas sometime in Sep.
last, I assigned two notes of hand(or bonds) to my said son David Moyers,
one of said Obligations for two hundred dollars, the other for one hundred
dollars, making the sum total of three hundred dollars.(300.) Which notes or
obligations were first given to me by my son James Moyers, signed with his
hand and name, for which my son James Moyers at present time has no valuable
consideration. My will is that if in my lifetime I shall not sell 2 hundred
acres of land at Big Spring on Sinking of Long Creek near the said County
of Jefferson whereas my son David Moyers formally lived and pay, or assure
the payments of said notes or obligations that then after my death the said
hundred acres of land to be in the hands of my executors herewith named and they are authorized in that
case to sell the said two hundred acres of land.

ITEM I give and bequeath unto My son Joshua Moyers Two hundred acres of land
where he now lives,, it being the one hundred acres of land I bought from
Evans and the one hundred acres I bought of(Outlaw)(name later changed to
HOWARD). to be his and his heirs forever, and after the death of my dear
wife Susannah Moyers, my will is that said son Joshua Moyers have the house
in which I now dwell. and the one hundred acres lying between the line of my
son James Moyers and the land of my son Joshua Moyers now lives it being the
land I left to my dear wife during her lifetime, including the mill to be
hers and hers forever.

ITEM My will further is that after my death all debts due and owing to
me by book accounts bonds or notes shall be equally divided amongst my four
daughters, Susannah Randolph, Milly Williams, Sally Panky, and Elizabeth
Hall, to be theirs ,and their heirs forever, and after the death of my dear
wife Susannah Moyers, my will is that all the household furniture,
plantation utensils and tools, horses, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep and etc., that shall then remain of my estate left of the
perishable property left to my dear wife during her life be sold money or on
such credit as my said executors shall think best, and the money owing from
said sale, after all expenses costs and changes being paid, allowing a
reasonable allowance to my executors, shall be equally divided amongst my
four daughters, Susannah, Melley, Salley, and Elizabeth, to be theirs and
their heirs forever, and if my said executors should sell the two hundred
acres where my son David formerly lived and any of the price of the offered
land remain after paying said David Moyers the three hundred dollars, when
and in that case the residue be divided amongst the said four daughters, and
I do appoint my beloved son James Moyers, and son-in-law Henry Randolph
Executor of this my last will and testament, to execute the same without
giving bond, and security witness thereof.

I have hereunto set my hand and seal, this 7th of February AD 1815. signed
sealed and Acknowledged by Christopher Moyers the testator in the presence
of;
Thomas Snoddy Christopher X Moyers
John Carson