North Carolina ss.   March ye 2d, 1732—3,
In the Name of God Amen. I, George Eubank, of Bertie precinct, and Society parish, being Sick of bodey but of perfect health, Memorey, and judgment, praise to Almighty God, do make this my Last Will and testament.
Imprimis. I will and bequeath to my brother, James Eubank, and my Sisters, Elizabeth and Isabell Eubanks, all my personall and real Esteat in the Kingdom of Great Britain, to be Joyntly derided among them.
Secondly, after paying my debets and ftmerall charges, I will and bequeat all the resedue of my esteat, excepting forty pounds, Sterling, to Thomas Whitemell, Juneor, and Twenty to Elizabeth Whitemell, Juneor, and fifteen to Martha Whitemell, and fifteen pounds, Sterling, to William Gray, Juneor; and all the resedue of my esteat as aforesd, except fifteen pounds Sterling, to William Castellaw, I will and bequeath to my Brothers and Sisters as aforesd, and there heirs for ever.
And lastly, appointing James Castellaw, Thomas Whitemell and John Gray, Executor? to this my last will and Testament, I do revock all other wills and testaments.
In witness whereof, I have put my hand and Seall to this date and delivered it in the presents of:       
                                     
..........................................................................................................................George: Eubank: (Seal)
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James X Bulock.
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John B barton.
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Eliz: Whitmell.

No Carolina, sc.                                                      March 13th, 1732.
John Barton & James Bulock, Two of the Subscribing Evidences to the within written Instrument, personally appeared before me and made Oath on the holy Evangelist, That they Saw George Eubank, Sign, Seal, publish & Declare the within Written as his Last Will and Testament, in their presence & in the presence of Eliza. Whitmell, the Other Subscribing Evidence.
Sworn to before me.                                                                 Geo. Burrington.

Copied from Original Will, filed in the Office of the Secretary of State.
Source: North Carolina Wills and Inventories, copied from Original and Recorded Wills and Inventories In the Office of the Secretary of State by J. Bryan Grimes, Secretary of State, Published 1912)