35. Robert SWINDLE
was born about 1758 in Hyde Co., North Carolina. He was baptized in 1808.
He was Premitive Baptist in 1808 in Hyde Co., North Carolina. He signed a will
on Apr 15 1823 in Hyde Co., North Carolina. He signed a will on 15 Apr 1823
in Hyde Co., NC. In the name of God Amen
I Robert Swindell of the state of North Carolina and County of Hyde being weak
in body but of sound and disposing mind and memory blessed be to God Do make
publish and declare this instrument of wrighting to contain my last will and
testament
Viz; First I recommend my soul into the hands that Gave it and my body to be
buried in Christian like manner and what worldly estate it hath been pleased
God to bless me with I devise and dispose of in the following manner.
First I leave to my beloved wife Sally Swindell the one half of my plantation
where I now live with all the privileges there to belonging during her natural
life. I also lend her my horse and rocking chair and one beads and furniture
her chair and all the kitching furniture and my horse carts and a negro woman
by the of moreaer and one Linen Wheel the above lands given to my wife at her
decease I give to my son Oliver Swindell the half of my chairs in the house I
give to my wife.
Item I give and bequeath to my son W. G. Swindell one bead and furniture and
one trunk.
Item I give and bequeath to my son Emmery Swindell one Beads and Furniture.
Item 4 I give and bequeath to my Daughter Mahala Swindell one Beads and Furniture
and one trunk and one Linen Wheel.
Item 5 I give and bequeath to my daughter Prisilla Swindell one Beads and Furniture
and one chest and linen wheal.
Item I give to my son Samuel Swindell one bead and Furniture and one chest.
Item I give and bequeath to my son Thomas Swindell one feather beads and furniture
and one negro woman by the name moreaer after the decease of my wife and one
hundred dollars in cash.
Item I ______ that out of the crop and _______my wife and family all have one
years support and the rest of my hose mill. so long as they keep her up in goods
order
Item all the above property lots of to my wife Sally Swindell Viz the beads and
furniture ___and chare kitchen furniture and chairs and horse carts at her decease
I give to my son Oliver Swindell.
Item all my plantation and Moreunicals and blacksmiths tools I give in manner
as follows to be quilly divided between my wife Sally Swindell and W. G. Swindell,
Emmery Swindell and Oliver Swindell, Samuel Swindell and Thomas Swindell and
Elisabeth Swaim and Mahala Swindell & Pryscla Swindell I also constitute
and appoint by wife Sally Swindell and my son W. G. Swindell my exectrix and
executor to this my last will and testament in witness where of I have here unto
set my hands and seal this sixteenth day of April 1823.
Robert Swindel (Seal)
In the presence of
Emory Swindell &
Jeremiah Farrow He was born bet 1755 & 1774.46 Born 1755-1774. He was.45
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He died between Apr 16 1823 and May 1823 in Hyde Co., North Carolina. He had
an estate probated in May 1823. Robert Swindell was baptized in 1808.45 In
1808 he is listed as a member of the South Mattamuskeey Primitive Baptist Church
He died in 1823.45 He left a Hyde Co. will dated 15 April 1823, probate May
Court 1823 He signed a will on 15 Apr 1823 in Hyde Co., NC. In the name of
God Amen
I Robert Swindell of the state of North Carolina and County of Hyde being weak
in body but of sound and disposing mind and memory blessed be to God Do make
publish and declare this instrument of righting to contain my last will and testament
Viz; First I recommend my soul into the hands that Gave it and my body to be
buried in Christian like manner and what worldly estate it hath been pleased
God to bless me with I devise and dispose of in the following manner.
First I leave to my beloved wife Sally Swindell the one half of my plantation
where I now live with all the privileges there to belonging during her natural
life. I also lend her my horse and rocking chair and one beads and furniture
her chair and all the kitchen furniture and my horse carts and a negro woman
by the of moreaer and one Linen Wheel the above lands given to my wife at her
decease I give to my son Oliver Swindell the half of my chairs in the house I
give to my wife.
Item I give and bequeath to my son W. G. Swindell one bead and furniture and
one trunk.
Item I give and bequeath to my son Emery Swindell one Beads and Furniture.
Item 4 I give and bequeath to my Daughter Mahala Swindell one Beads and Furniture
and one trunk and one Linen Wheel.
Item 5 I give and bequeath to my daughter Prisilla Swindell one Beads and Furniture
and one chest and linen wheal.
Item I give to my son Samuel Swindell one bead and Furniture and one chest.
Item I give and bequeath to my son Thomas Swindell one feather beads and furniture
and one negro woman by the name moreaer after the decease of my wife and one
hundred dollars in cash.
Item I ______ that out of the crop and _______my wife and family shall have one
years support and the rest of my hose mill. so long as they keep her up in goods
order
Item all the above property lots of to my wife Sally Swindell Viz the beads and
furniture ___and chare kitchen furniture and chairs and horse carts at her decease
I give to my son Oliver Swindell.
Item all my plantation and Moreunicals and blacksmiths tools I give in manner
as follows to be quilly divided between my wife Sally Swindell and W. G. Swindell,
Emmery Swindell and Oliver Swindell, Samuel Swindell and Thomas Swindell and
Elisabeth Swaim and Mahala Swindell & Pryscla Swindell I also constitute
and appoint by wife Sally Swindell and my son W. G. Swindell my exectrix and
executor to this my last will and testament in witness where of I have here unto
set my hands and seal this sixteenth day of April 1823.
Robert Swindel (Seal)
In the presence of
Emory Swindell &
Jeremiah Farrow He was born bet 1755 & 1774.46 Born 1755-1774. He was
45 High Tides - Hyde County Historical Society Journal
Robert Swindell, Son of Josiah Swindell, Sr., was born 1755-1774. In 1808 he
is listed as a member of the South Mattamuskeet Primitive Baptist Church. He
left a Hyde County will dated 16 April 1823, probate May Court 1823. He was
married to Sarah Emory in 1794 and had the following children. Oliver (d. April
1840. Maryland. Elizabeth Gibbs, daughter of Cason and Pheve Gibbs), William
Glen (d.c. 1850, md Mrs. Janetta Swindell Sawyer, daughter of Joseph and Sidney
Swindell, and had Emeline, Samuel, Sidney, Francis, and possibly Permelia - Janetta
later married Samuel Sadler), Emory (d.c. 1844, Beaufort County, md. Ann L. Smaw),
Mahala (b.c. 1800, d 26 September 1862, md. Thomas Baum and had Abraham, Samuel,
Lindsay, Edward Stanley, Sarah Mann, and Josiah Blackwell Baum), Priscilla (md.
Ormond Swindell who d.c. 1837), Samuel Lindsay (d.c. 1859, md Ann Mariah Harris,
daughter of Jonathan and Cassandra Gibbs Harris, and had Cason Emory, Thomas
M., and Emeline Swindell), Thomas D. (b.c. 1813, d April 1874, md. Sarah Credle
Spencer and had Gameliel, Oliver, Sarah A., Phebe A., and Lindon Swindell), and
possibly a daughter Elizabeth Swaim. Elizabeth Swaim received a full share of
all his tools which would indicate that she was one of his children. He was
married to Sarah (Sally) Emory in 1794. From an e-mail from Hannah Swindell
He was married to Sarah "Sally" EMORY in 1794.
Sarah "Sally" EMORY was born about 1760 in Hyde Co., North
Carolina. She died about 1820 in Hyde Co., North Carolina. Robert SWINDLE and
Sarah "Sally" EMORY had the following children:
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Oliver SWINDLE.
+125 ii.
William Glen SWINDLE.
+126 iii.
Emory SWINDLE.
+127 iv.
Priscilla SWINDLE.
128 v.
Elizabeth SWINDLE was born between 1791 and 1810 in Hyde Co., North Carolina.
+129 vi.
Mahala SWINDLE.
+130 vii.
Thomas Dupree SWINDLE.
+131 viii.
Samuel Lindsey SWINDLE.
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