Subject: Thomas Paine's Will From: dpayne Date: March 15, 1998 559 will of Thomas Paine 130 6 State of South Carolina ) ) charleston district ) I Thomas Paine aged Seventy one/years in good mental and bodily health, do make this my last will and improvements, via. I give and devise all that lot of land and the improvements thereon situated on the East side of coming Street, city of charleston so ca, bounded west by coming street, south by a lot owned by C.R. Brewster Eqs.r north by a lot owned by Margaret B. Paine, to my daughter Margaret B. Paine and her heirs. I give and devise all that lot of land and the improvements thereon, situated on that corner of coming and spring streets city of Charleston so ca bounded north by and measuring on spring street (50 ) feet, west by coming street and south by lot owned by M.B. Paine to my daughter Margaret B. Paine her executors, administrators and assigns to be held by her in trust nevertheless for the following use and purpose, that is to say, for the sole use and benefit of my grandson Edward T. Paine jr. until he attains the age of twenty one years, upon his attaining that age, then I give and devise the said lot of land and improvements thereon to my said grandson Edward T. Paine jr. his heirs and assigns absolutely and forever free and discharge from all further trust. I give and devise all that lot of land and improvements theron situated on spring street, City of charleston So Ca, bound north by and measuring on spring street, about forty one (41) feet, west by a lot devised to Edward T. Paine jr, south by a lot owned by Margaret B. Paine, her Executors administrators and assigns to be held by her in trust, nevertheless for the following use and purpose that is to say for the sole use and benefit of my grand son Lucius. B. Payne until he attains the age of Twenty one years upon his attainting that age, then I give and devise the said lot of land and improvements thereon to my said grandson Lucius. B. Payne his heirs and assigns abolutely and forever free and discharged from all further trust. Will of Thomas Paine page 2 I give and devise all that lot of land and improvements thereon, situated on spring street city of charleston so ca, bounded north by and measuring on spring street about forty one (41 ) feet west by lot devised to Lucius B. Paine, south by a lot owned by Margaret B. Paine, to my daughter Margaret B. Paine, her Executors administrators and assigns, to be held by her in trust, nevertheless for the following use and purpose, that is to say for the sole use and benefit of my grandson Arthur B. Paine until he attains the age of twenty on years, upon his attaining that age, then I give and devise the said lot of land and improvements thereon to my said grandson Arthur B. Paine and his heirs and assigns absolutely and forever free and discharged from all further trust. I give and devise all that lot of land and improvements thereon situated on spring street city of charleston so ca, bounded north by and measuring on spring street about forty two (42) feet, west by a lot devised to Arthur B. Paine, south by a lot owned by Margaret B. Paine, to my daughter Margaret B. Paine her Executors, administrators and assigns, to be held by her in trust, nevertheless for the following purpose, that is to say for the sole use and benefit of my grandson George E. Paine untill he attains the age of twenty one years, upon his attaining that age, then I give and devise the said lot of land and improvements thereon to my grandson George E. Paine and his heirs and assigns absolutely and forever, free and discharged from all further trust. If one or more of my grandsons should die before he attains the age of twenty one years it is my wish and will that the property devised to him or them shall be sold and the proceeds thereof be invested by said Trustee in some safe stock or otherwise for the benefit of the survivors. I give and bequeath my mulatto wench named Rosetta to my daughter Margaret B. Paine, and her heirs. I give and bequeath the four bondsof J.H. Hilken due from him to me for money loaned him, amounting in all to One thousand four Will of Thomas Paine page 3 hundred and twenty five dollars, to my daughter Margaret B. Paine and her heirs. I give and bequeath to my son Edward T. Paine and his heirs the bond I hold for one thousand dollars, due by him to me. I give and bequeath all the stock I own or may own at my decease in the Savannah Gas Light Company to my daughter Margaret B. Paine and her heirs. I give and bequeath all the stock I own or may own at my decease in the bank of charleston to my daughter Margaret B. Paine and her heirs. I give and bequeath my carriage, horses, house hold and kitchen furniture, house silver, money after my debts are paid, and all property not otherwise disposed of in this will, that I may be possessed of at my decease, to my daughter Margaret B. Paine, and her heirs. I appoint my daughter Margaret B. Paine Executrix of this my will. I witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this first day of August in the year of our lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty seven. Thos Paine (seal) Signed sealed published and declared by Thomas Paine to be his last will and tesament. Signed by us in his presence and in the presence of each other as witnesses thereto. F Peyre Porcher. C. R. Brewster . Robt De Treville. Ex:GB probate before George Buist Esq O. C. D. 15th day of November A.D. 1859. November 16th 1859, qualified Margaret B. 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