Note: this book is typewritten all caps, but I have decided not to transcribe the publication in this manner. Beware that this is no longer a "primary source" as this will be it’s 3rd (or more) transcription from the original. The first transcription being what was transcribed from the original will into the court records (no copier’s or scanners back then!).

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LEVY CARRICO
February 10, 1832
February 28, 1842

Being infirm of body, etc.
I give to my wife CATHERINE during her natural life the farm containing 100 acres it being purchased of THOMAS OZBOURN and a part of 1000 acres tract granted to PETER SHEPPARD. I also five to my wife CATHERINE one Negro boy Henry and my Negro girl Elizabeth. I give to my wife CATHERINE all my household and kitchen furniture. I also give to my wife CATHERINE all of my live stock, farming utensils, poultry and other farm yard fowls.
It is also my will that my wife CATHERINE shall make an equal distribution among all of my children namely: MATILDA, THOMAS, JOSEPH, MARIA, EDWARD, ANN S., and ROSIE. Taking in consideration what each child has had both property and schooling.
Lastly I appoint my wife CATHERINE and my son THOMAS executers of this my last will, etc.

LEVI CARRICO
Witnesses:
JOSEPH OZBOURN
JOHN P. MEDLEY

Book G, page 278