Orange County Indexed
Will of Jonathan Lindley
Will Book E, pages 167–171 · dated 22 September 1824 · proved July 1828
Jonathan Lindley distributed land in North Carolina and Indiana among family and other beneficiaries and appointed executors for each state.
- Kind of paper
- Will
- Testator
- Jonathan Lindley (printed JONATHAN LINDLEY), of Orange and State of Indiana
- Dated
- 22 September 1824
- Proved
- July 1828 court
- A second reading
- Mark Chilton’s index of the will books gives the probate as November 1828. Check the will book to settle it.
- Family named
- Martha (Wife); Jonathan (son); Thomas Lindley (son); William Lindley (son); Zaccheus (son); Thomas (son; in the State of Indiana and all the Western Country); William (son; in the State of Indiana and all the Western Country); Catherine McVey (daughter); Sarah Hadley (daughter); Deborah James (daughter); Hannah Braxton (daughter); Mary Dixon (daughter); Quine Esther Clark (daughter); Ruth Farlow (daughter); Ellenor Chambers (daughter); Gubelma (daughter; under age)
- Also left something
- Rebecca Henley; William; Jonathan Dicks
- Executors
- Thomas (son; in the State of Indiana and all the Western Country); William (son; in the State of Indiana and all the Western Country); John Newlin (in State of North Carolina)
- Witnesses
- Owen Lindley; Thomas Maris; Aaron Maris
- Land
- 8 acres of land; many tracts of land in Orange County, N.C. and in Orange County, Indiana
- Money and goods
- my big Bible; $5
- Places
- Orange County, N.C.; Orange County, Indiana; Paoli; State of North Carolina; State of Indiana
Names and places are given as the abstract writes them, spelling and all. This record has not been checked against the will book.
Where to find it
- Orange County Will Book E, pages 167–171.
- Abstract: Ruth Herndon Shields, Abstracts of Wills Recorded in Orange County, North Carolina, 1800–1850 (1958), page 129.
- Also listed in Mark Chilton, “Wills Recorded in Orange County, NC 1756–1893” (Wandering through the NC Piedmont, 2019), an index of the will books with references to the court minutes.
- Microfilm at the Orange County Public Library, Wall Local History Collection: reel 80003, “Record of Wills, 1822–1851, Vols. E, F” (State Archives film).