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Individual:
1785 Census, Warren Co., NC
1790 Census, Franklin Co., NC also included four male children and four female children unde r the age of 21.
Names for the wife and children are not included.
1794 Land records indicate that he purchased 76 acres from Jordan Hill within Franklin Co., N C
1802 John moved to Williamson Co., Tn.
1804 John paid $163 for 63 acres of land on Mill Creek in Williamson Co., Tn.
20 Jan 1816, John gave Jeremiah 35 3/4 acres of land, witnesses Green H Primm and John W Pri mm.
1819 John sold his land in Franklin Co., NC to Abraham Moses.
John Primms Will
In the name of God, Amen, I, John Primm being of body weak but of mind and memory sound and p erfect and considering the uncertainty of all human affairs do make, ordain, and publish this my last will and Testament in manner and form following. In the first place my will and desire is that my plantation where I now live containing fifty four acres more or less remain undivided and I do hereby give and bequeath to my said farm to my two daughters Sally and Polly Primm and to my son Green H. Primm with this restriction that no sale made from one to the other is to be valid nor shall one have power to sell his or her share until the whole three shall with one accord agree to sell it all together and if either of my three children above named shall think proper to go away and not live on said land, they are not privileged to rent any part of it to any other person but those of them that chooses to stay is to enjoy it until those who go away may think it proper to return as to my present wife the provisions that I for her is this, she is privileged to enjoy the same or equal benefits with my three children above named during her life time or so long as she remains my widow except the above named may agree to sell the land and in that event if she chooses to go with them her privileges continue provided she remains my widow. Secondly all the property of every description that my wife had when we were married together with all that we have made since our marriage except what has been sold or given away. I do hereby give and bequeath to her, my said wife and to her children forever, two bedsteads and twenty-five pounds of feathers and whereas I gave Abraham R. Moses a power of attorney to sell a small piece of land I have in the state of North Carolina for me, if he should sell the land the money arising therefrom is to go to the use of my wife and her two children in the following manner to be put into the hands of the executors of this my Will and by them to be employed in procuring land for my wife and her two children if it can be done to their advantage. I do hereby further give to my son Green H. Primm my rifle gun a cow and calf, my turner's tools, a set of bench planes, broad axes, hand axe and augers and also a parcel of feathers and a drawing knife, my handsaw, some new chissels and a gouge. I give to my infant son Charles Hardy Primm I give a small tennon saw, also I give a small tennon saw to my other infant son Logan D. Primm, the tools given to each of my infant sons is to be kept by my son Green H. Primm until the infant children come of age. I further give my large tennon saw to my son Green H. Primm. I do further bequeath to my daughter Sally Primm a cow and a calf, a bed, and furniture, and my daughter Polly Primm I give a cow and a calf, a cotton wheel, a bed, and furniture, my two horse carts and all the farming tools I leave as appendages to the farm to be used for joint benefit to those my divisus to whom I have left the farm, and to be disposed of in the same manner my stock of hogs. I leave to those named in this last Will and Testament my large family Bible and Hymn Book, I leave for those of my family who may still reside in my house, three volumes of Mr. Fletcher's works I give to my son Abraham Primm. To my son Jeremiah Primm I give one volume of Mrs. John Wesley's Sermons, and one Volume American Magazine Saint's Rest and Russell's Seven Sermons, I give to my wife, Christian Pattern I give to my daughter Polly, the balance of my book to be left amongst them all. I give a handsaw to my son John Wesley Primm. It is my desires above named to pay what little I owe out of what they can spare most conveniantly. I do hereby nominate, constitute, and appoint my two sons Jeremiah Primm and Abraham Primm and John Mayfield the executors of this last Will and Testament.
John Primm (Seal)
Signed, sealed and delivered in the presence of John L. Fielder, William Allen. Which last Wi ll and Testament as above recited was produced in open Court, October Session 1819 and was duly proven by oaths of John L. Fielder, William Allen, subscribing witnesses, thereto, and the same was ordered to be recorded.
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