Person:Hendrick Barricklo (2)

Will of Hendrick Barricklow Jr:

    In the name of God Amen I Hendrick Barricklow of the Township of Franklin of Fayette County and State of Pennsylvania being weak in body but strong in mind and knowing the uncertainty of all human events do make and ratify and confirm this as my last will and testament. And first I recommend my soul to God who gave it and my body to be decently interred as may seem best according to the opinion of Executors. I also order that all my just debts be fairly and fully settled as soon as can be possibly done by my executors after my decease and as it respects my wife and family I give and bequeath to each of them as follows. 
  First,  I give and bequeath to my lawful and beloved wife, Catherine (1) bed and bedding and kitchen property ($10. value). Also to have a just and adquate support of the farm for and during her natural lifetime, providing she remains unmarried. But should she at anytime think proper to become again a married woman I so hereby revoke and debar her from having any support off the farm. I also request she have a comfortable dwelling furnishe for her should she anytime think proper not to live in the same with the children into whose hands I shall place my real estate. 
  Second, I also give to and bequeath to my (2) daughters, Ann and Leah, now Ann McLaughlin and Leah Foster $2. each to be given 2 years after my decease.
  Third, I give and bequeath my (2) daughters Fanny and Mary; to Fanny bed and bedding worth $15. (1) spinning wheel, breakfast table, and 1 cow to be valued at $10. To Mary (1) spinning wheel (1) breakfast table and (1) cow valued at $10 and $15. The above to be (1) year after my decease. 
   Fourth, to daughters Margaret, Sarah, and Betsy to have a reasonable support off and from the farm till they arrive at age 18. I order that each have (1) bed and bedding worth $15. (1) spinning wheel and breakfast table and (1) cow worth $10. In addition I give Margaret six sheep when she  attains the age of 18. 
   Fifth, all my movable personal propety except what I have otherwise disposed of shall be divided among my (3) sons, George, Henry, and Fredrick, share and share alike. 
  Sixth, sons George and Henry to get the land I possessed containing 97 acres more or less. Should they decide to divide land I demand that Henry have the part where the house and barn stands. But neither shall have more land than the other. Also authorize them to sell land if they see fit but the above sons are bound to support my wife so long as she remains unmarried. I also demand the same sons support my son Frederick off the same farm equally or should they sell support him during his natural lifetime. 
   Seventh, Daniel to have $20. to be paid 2 years after my decease. 
   Eighth, I constitute and bequeath my well beloved son George and faithful brother Frederick as Executors of this my last will and testament. Dated 27 December, 1828-- Hendrick Barricklow
  Codicil-- He adds by giving to wife Catherine his young mare called Nel and saddle and bridle-- dated June 18, 1829-- Hendrick Barricklow-- probated 17 July, 1829   (Hendrick's mark)