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| Fleet Coor | ||
| Born: Abt 1757 Wayne Co., NC | ||
| See copies of will below | ||
| Died: Wayne Co., NC | In the Name of God Amen. I Fleet Coor being of sound mind
and memory thanks be to God for it make and ordain this my Last Will and
Testament as follows to Wit ---- Item/ I give my beloved brother Henry Coor one Negro man Korah, my old shot gun to him & his heirs for ever ----------------------------------------- Item/ I give to my beloved brother William Coor Two Negroes Hod and Kid to him and his heirs for ever ---------------------------------- Item/ I give to my beloved friend John C. Pender Junior my Nance mair, my new shot gun and money a nuf out of my Estate to buy him a new saddle and bridle to him and his heirs for ever ------------- Item/ I give to my beloved friend Fleet Coor my [Tiger?] mair to him and his heirs for ever ---------------- Item/ I Leave to my beloved Brothers and Sisters my Lands and Plantation and all the rest of my property but what I have given away to be sauld and Twenty-Five Dollars a peace to be took out of that & give to [words marked through] for Harfrey C Pender & Jonathan C Pender; and take the money and risings from my Estate and Equally divide it betwict John C Pender, Tabitha C Pender , Elizabeth C Pender, Henry Coor, Thomas Coor, Mary Ballard and William to them and their heirs for ever. ------------------- Item/ I leave to my beloved Brothers Henry Coor, Thomas Coor and William Coor all my wareing clothes to be Equally to be Divided amongst them. My Desire is that William Coor and Micajah Cox Senior shall be my Executors of this my Last Will and Testament In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand and Seal this 19th day of October in the Year of Our Lord 1804 ------------ Fleet Coor (seal) Witnesses present Stephen Sasser Daniel Ward William Coor qualified as Executor Recorded July 8th 1808 By P. Dickenson, Clerk to John McKinne, Clerk of Court |
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There are definitely two people named Fleet Coor at the time this will was written. The will seems to pertain to this Flleet Coor. However, the inventory that was filed on Oct 1807 may be of a different Fleet Coor.
Inventory mentions:
Witness Ticket for Richard Jernigan VS Thomas Coor.
This case took place in Craven Co., New Bern District in the March and June
terms of 1806.
Witness ticket of judgment of Joshua Hastings vs Ann Jones.
Witness ticket of case of William Boyton vs Stephen Coor
Witness ticket of Harfrey Coorpender vs Jesse Coor
The names Jones, Stephen Coor and Jesse Coor seem to be more connected to the Thomas Coor who died in 1803 and not the Thomas Coor who is the father of THIS Fleet Coor.