Eller, Mary

ALOB, Vol. VIII #5, p. 87-73:
“p. 49.  25 March 1836..  I, Mary Eller, being weak in body but of perfect mind and memory.  First I desire my just debts to be paid.  I give unto my son Adam one mare now in his possession and one chest.  I give unto my granddaughter Eliza Eller dtr. of Adam Eller her choice of one cow.  I give unto my grandson Joseph Eller son of Adam Eller one cow.  I give unto my granddaughter Christina Eller one bed and furniture.  I give unto my daughter-in-law Betsy Eller one flax wheel and one coverlet.  I give unto my granddaughter Patsey Fore one bed and furniture.  I will that my household furniture and the live stock shall be sold and the money divided amongst all my children.  The wheat grain shall go to my son Adam Eller. 
I appoint my son Adam Eller and nephew Christley G. Weaver as executors. 
Wit; Joseph F.  Brittain and Janes Ball.. 
Signed Mary X Eller.. 
Proved in July session 1837 on oath of Janes Ball and Adam Eller qualified as executor..”