| Testator | County | Year | Recorded Copy | Original | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Womack, Abraham | Lincoln | 1803 | Orig Only | Archives | Transcription at Roger Womack's site |
| Womack, Abraham | Caswell | 1800 | RB C/746 | Archives | Transcription at Roger Womack's site |
| Womack, Abraham | Rockingham | 1892 | WB E/512 | County | |
| Warmack, Benjamin | Cumberland | 1791 | Orig Only | Archives | This one missed by Testator Index, abstract below on this page |
| Wommack, Carter | Halifax | 1822 | WB 3/680 | Abstract in Womack Genealogy Newsletter, VOL. III, NO. 1 | |
| Womack, Elizabeth | Chatham | c1857 | WB D/148 | Archives | |
| Womack, Green | Chatham | 1856 | WB C/414 | Archives | |
| Womick, Isam | Rutherford | 1883 | WB F/222 | Archives | |
| Womack, James | Rowan | 1820 | WB H/32 | Archives | |
| Womack, John | Person | 1827 | Wl 10/323 | Archives | |
| Womack, John | Person | c1825 | Copy | Caswell Archives | |
| Womack, John A | Chatham | 1896 | WB F/14 | Archives | |
| Wommack, John Sr | Chatham | 1814 | WB A/242 | Archives | Abstract in Womack Genealogy Newsletter, VOL. III, NO. 1 |
| Womack, John Sr | Chatham | 1849 | WB C/423 | Archives | Transcription below |
| Womack, Joseph B | Caswell | 1859 | RB S/84 | Archives | |
| Womack, Josiah | Caswell | 1848 | RB Q/5 | ||
| Wammack, Martha | Halifax | 1841 | WB 4/197 | Abstract in Womack Genealogy Newsletter, VOL. III, NO. 1 | |
| Womack, Richard | Rowan | 1821 | WB H/118 | Archives | Transcription below (originally at Womack Register by Joyce Wommack) |
| Womack, Sarah | VA | 1860 | Copy | Rockingham County | |
| Womack, Sarah M | Caswell | 1867 | RB T/292 | ||
| Womach, Thomas | Rowan | c1799 | WB E/21 | Archives | Transcription below (originally at Womack Register by Joyce Wommack) |
| Womack, Thomas J | Caswell | 1889 | WB A/577 | County | |
| Womack, William | Halifax | 1778 | WB 2/70 | Abstract in Womack Genealogy Newsletter, VOL. III, NO. 1 | |
| Womack, Willie | Wake | 1820 | RB 16/6 | Archives | |
| Womack, Willis | Rutherford | 1884 | WB F/348 | Archives | |
| Wommack, Wilson | Davidson | 1845 | WB 1/467 |
Wommack, Alexander to Grady, Henry, dated 16 Jun 1816, reg 3 Mar 1817, bk H, p.290, 200 acres, Mills River Justice, Thomas to Wammac, Alexander, dated 23 Jan 1816, reg 29 Dec 1816, bk H, p.271, 275 acres, Shaws Creek Bryant, Benjamin to Wammack, Alexander, dated 14 Dec 1813, reg ?, bk G, p.267, 300 acres, Mills River Breant, Benjamin to Wammack, Alexander, dated 4 Oct 1815, reg 29 Dec 1816, bk H, p.277, 50 acres, Mills River
Buncombe Co, NC Deeds, Book G, p.267
This Indenture made & entered into this fourteenth day of Dec in the Year of our Lord one thousand Eight hundred and thirteen Between Benjamin Bryant of the State of No Carolina & County of Buncombe of the one part & Alexander Wammock of the state of Tennessee and County of Cocke of the other part Witnesseth that the sd Benjamin for & on the consideration of the sum Five hundred and & forty five dollars to him in hand paid by the said Alexr Wamock & he hath Bargained Sold ??? Released & confirmed unto him the sd Alexander a Certain Tract or parcel of land Containing Three hundred acres more or less situate and lying & and being in the Sate of No Carolina in the County of Buncombe be situate lying and being as follows on the Norh Fork of Mills River near above the fork of sd River Begining on a Red Oak near a White Oak on David Millers corner on the N East of his Bottom thence East Eighty poles to a stake thence south two hundred poles tocrossing the River to a stake thence West two hundred & seventy poles to a stake thence to the Begining. Including the Improvement where Jesse Anderson did live the samne containing two hundred acres & conveyed to sd Benjn Bryant by? Joseph Hughey & originally Granted to David Miller Also one Hundred Acres of Land lying and being in the State and County above named lying & being on the west side of French Broad River on the waters of Mills River Begining on a stake ans stump on the North side of the North Fork of said River on an improvement made by Jesse Anderson sd stump formerly the begining ??? or corner of the land that Jesse Anderson conveyed to said Benjamin Bryant running with sd line East seventy poles to a stake thence North one hundred & sixty poles to a stake thence west one hundred & Eighty two poles to a stake ??? line of land granted to David Miller thence with sd line South forty five East Two hundred & twenty fives poles to a stake thence East three poles to the Begining. To hold? unto the said Alexander his heirs & assignees forever Together with all the woods waters mines minerals hereditaments and appurtenances unto sd land or lands belonging ot the ??? appertaining and the said Benjamin doth hereby also covenant & Bind himself his heirs Exers and amrs To Warrant Mantain & forever Defend all & singular the ??? of sd unto the sd Alexander his heirs Exrs admrs & assigns against the lawfule claim of a indefearible? right of ??? ??? & in Testimony whereof the sd Benjamin Hath thereunto interchangeably set his hand and affixed his seal the day & date above written.
B Bryant {{seal}}
Wm T musgrove
Henry Buckner Jurat
Buckner his X mark Wamack
State of No Carolina
Buncombe County
October Sessions 1814
The within deed was proved in open court by the oath of Henry Buckner one of the subscribing witnesses therto Recorded & ordered to be Registered
Janry 14th 1815 Certified Jn C Miller Ck
Chatham Co, NC Will Book C, p.243
Will of John Womack, Sr., deceased
I, John Womack, Sr., of the county of Chatham and state of North Carolina, being in a feeble state of health, but of sound mind and memory, and wishing during my natural life, to direct the manner in wchich I wish my property to be distributed after my death, do constitute and ordain this my last will and testament in the following manner, viz. First, I give and bequeath unto my son James Womack, fifty dollars. I also give and bequeath unto my daughter Rebecca Burt, fifty dollars. I also give and bequeath unto my son John Womack, fifty dollars. Also, I give and bequeath unto my daughter Nancy Burt, fift dollars. And I give and bequeath unto my son Green Womack, all the land of which I am now possessed in three separate tracts, in all containing two hundred and twenty-three acres. And lastly, I want the balance of my property of whatever kind or description, to be sold to highest bidder, and the proceeds, after paying my just debts should I owe anything, to be equally divided between my five above named children, share and share alike. Now, I, John Womack above named, having on mature reflection, directed the above distribution of my effects in this my last will and testament, do constitute and ordain my son John Womack, Jr., sole Executor to carry the provisions of same into effect, with which provisions I wish no one to interfere or intercept after my death. In witness wherof, I hereunto set my hand and seal this 14th day of April 1848.
Test:
Mr A. M. Yarbrough
Talton M. Maddox
John Womack
Will was proven in open court at the February term of 1849 by the oath of Talton M. Maddox, and ordred to be recorded, with John Womack, Jr., qualifying as Executor.
N. A. Stedman, Clerk
Estate Sale
Account of the sales of the Property of Briton Womack sold by the Administrator.
August Adani 1817
Person Name articles sold $ C John Watson 1 wedding hoe & grubing hoe 1 25 Guilford King Ditto 1 05 John Watson 1 Grubing & axe 1 22½ William Womack 2 Augers 27½ Richmond Roles 1 wedge 60 Wilie Womack 1 frow? & draw knife 72½ James Booker 2 cart wheel boxes 10 Hry Branson 1 pr of stittards? 1 52½ Richmond Roles 1 Handsaw 1 25 William Wamack 1 Green wedge 62½ Lilous Stephen 1 Large Pot 1 80 Joshua Elkins 1 Pot & Hooks 3 10 Lucy Womack 1 Pot & - 10 Lucy Womack Ditto 05 Lucy Womack Ditto 05 John Upchurch 1 skillet 07½ Ferraby Womack 1 Dutch oven 2 17½ James Stephens 3 casks 1 22½ James Stephens 3 Ditto 2 10 Winifred Womack 1 pr of flat irons 1 50 Ferraby Womack 1 Lot of water vessels 70 Lucy Wamack 1 Tufe braz & pail? 57½ Ferraby Womack 1 Pail & pigen? 26 Joshua Elkins 2 pigens 1 braz 55 Ferraby Womack 3 Chairs 60 $23 48½ (next column) Joshua Elkins 3 chairs 82½ Lucy Womack 2 frames 67½ James Stephens 1 Jar 1 80 Elishe Spence 1 ? of saddle bags 4 55 Wilie Womack 2 small jars 57½ John Moss 2 Ditto 30 Willie Womack 1 saddle 10 27½ Richmond Roles 2 bottles 25 Wilie Womack 1 bridle & band 40 Jesse Hicks 2 buckters? 50 Wesly Ully 1 churn 55 Ferraby Womack 1 Dozen Plates 40 Joshua Elkins 1 mug 47½ Joshua Elkins ½ Dozen cups & C 42½ Ferraby Womack 1 tumbler & drinking glass 40 Wesly Ully 1 Bofat? 2 05 Ferraby Womack 1 chest 1 27½ Lucy Womack 1 Ditto 1 22½ Joshua Elkins 1 Bed & furniture 12 00 Joshua Elkins 1 Ditto 19 45 Ferraby Womack 1 Bed & furniture 21 27½ Richmond Roles Parcel of feathers 7 00 Lucy Womack 1 Bed & furniture 12 99 Owen Tutor 1 flax haskel? 60 Lucy Womack 1 lot of Pewter 3 05 Lucy Womack 1 lot of Pewter knives & forks 1 05 James Huckabee 1 candlestick sheep shears 25 Ferraby Womack 3 Earthen Plates 17½ $104 70 (next column) Drewry Brown 2 side of Leather 2 62½ Lilous Stephens 2 septers & vial? 70 John Peddy 2 slays? 78 Lucy Womack 1 spinning wheel 02½ Ferraby Womack 1 Ditto 1 50 John Moss 1 Horse 26 05 James Hill 1 Ditto 42 60 Lucy Womack 1 cow & calf 22 11 Ware Leavens 1 Ditto 23 60 David Mims 2 steers 20 77½ Joseph Johnston 1 Bull and heifer 10 30 Winifred Womack 1 cow & Earlen? 21 12½ William Womack 1 blade stack 6 82½ Wilie Jones Part of a lop? stack 80 Nathan Prince 6 Hogs 13 00 Thos Branch h head of hogs 20 45 Wilie Womack 1 negro man 403 25 Joseph Johnston 6 Head of sheep 12 02½ Owen Trutove 1 Barrel of Corn 7 00 Owen Trutove 1 Ditto 7 00 Samuel Carpenter 1 Ditto 7 00 Meredith Womack 1 Ditto 6 82½ William Womack 1 gun 2 00 Wilie Womack 1 pan handle 21 Lucy Womack 1 Brid hoe? 26 Wilie Womack 1 Lot of lumber 60 Meredith Womack 2 Bottle 47½ Wilie Womack 1 Parcel of wool 62½ Lucy Womack 1 parcel of sows? 1 00 Benjamin Huckabee 1 Ditto 87½ $661 51 (next column) John Peddy 14 head of geese 6 66 James Stephens Parcel of oats 1 68½ Wilie Womack 1 Table 1 35 Wilie Womack 1 Cow and calf 22 25 Joseph Woodard 1 gum & salt 40 Wilie Womack 1 grind stone 52 Joseph Johnston parcel of fat 31 33 17 23 48½ 104 70 661 51 full amount of sale $822 86½
Wilie Womack Admr
Acc Sales of the
Estate of Britain Womack
decd
returned
To November Term 1817
Recorded
Recorded in book C page 354
Thomas Ragland CCC
Lawsuit
Meredith Womack
& others
vs
Wilie Womack Admr
of Britain Womack
Copy to be delivered
To Wilie Womack
not found
H D Bridges shff
by
Thos? Burnett DS
State of North Carolina
Chatham County
Court of Pleas and quarter sessions
August Term 1819
The petition of Patsey Womack Brittain Womack Tempie Womack William Womack Alexander Womack Molly Womack Meridth Womack Nancy Womack Ferebee Womack Winny Womack and Britain Womack (the younger) by his Guardian and next friend Thomas Barham against Wiley Womack.
Humbly complaining Sheweth to your worhips That Britain Womack the father of your Petitioners and of the defendant named in this Petion died sometime in the year Intestate possesed of a large personal Estate leaving your petitioners and the defendant Wilie Womack as his Heirs and representing that the said Wilie Womack applied to and did obtain from the County Court of Chatham letters of Administration on the Estate of the said Britain Womack deceased; that in pursuance of said letters the said Wilie Womack entered upon and took the estate of the deceased into his possession.
Your Petitioners further Sheweth to your Worships that the time allowed for the retention of the effects of the estate of said deceased in the hands of the said Wilie Womack the Administrator has sometimes since expired; that since the expiration of which time your petitioners have repeatedly called on the said Wilie Womack to account with and pay over to them their respectful parts or shares of the Estate of the said Britain Womack deceased or so much therof as in equity and good conscience they may be entitled to: not withstanding the said Wilie Womack hath refused and doth refuse to account with your petioners - now to the end that the said Wilie Womack the Administrator may account and pay to your Petioners their distrubutive shares or so much as shall appear to be due
your petionersYour petioners parays your worships to direct a copy of this petition together with the States writ of Subpoena commanding him to appear and the next court of Pleas and quart sessions to be held for Chatham County on the 2nd Monday of Novembver then and there to answer upon his corporate oath to the several matters of fact set forth in this petition and that he may be decreed to such further Equity to your petitiners as to your worships shall seem meet and your petioners as in duty will ever pray.
Wm McCauley Atty for
Complainants
A true copy of the original filed in Court
Test Thos Ragland CC
State of North Carolina
Chatham County
To Wilie Womack of the County aforesaid Greeting
You are herebly commanded personally to be and appear before the Justices of our Court of Pleas and quarter Sessions to be held for the County aforesaid at the Court House in the town of Pittsborough on the Second Monday in November next then and there to answer upon oath the several matters of fact set forth in the petition of Meredith Womack & others agaist you for the distibutive parts as shares of the Estate of Britain Womack decd of which you are admr and this you shall in no wise omit under the penalty ajoined? by Law - Witness Thomas Ragland Clerk of our said Court as official the Second Monday of August 1819 and in the 44th Year of Independence
Thos Ragland CCC
Reports
Agreeable to an order of court to us directed we the undersigned have settled with Wiley Womack admr of Britain Womack Decd as respects the distributive share of Britain Womack, Minor Orphan of said Decd and find the sum of seventy one dollars & fifty cents in the hands of said Admr belonging to the Orphan child, Given under my hand this 10th Nov 1823
Burwell Rollins
Geo Suther (Luther?)
James? Cross
Recorde in Book D page 86
Thos Ragland CCC
(Reverse Side)
Report of the committee
appointed to settle with
W Womack Admr
of Britain Womack
decd
1823
Committees report
from a settlement
with Wiley Womack
adm of Britain Womack
decd
Recorded
May the 5th 1820A Return of 1 note on George Brown - $8.60 And Interest - 0.00 one judgement of Edwin Stephens - 60.00 And Interest - 0.00 One ditto Judgement Edwin Stephens - 11.00 Interest - 0.00 $79.60 .50 One horse to Wilie Womack 70.10 Belonging to the heirs of Briton Womack decd Returned Desperd? on not (note?) good Willie Womack admr
(Reverse Side)
Report? the
Additional
Inventory of the
Estate of
Britain Womack
decd
returnedFebruaryMay Sessions 1820
Recorded
Recorde d in Book C page 368
Thos Ragland CCC
Wilie Womack
Admr
Settlements
Chatham County August Sessions 1818
Parish Cross Esquire Thomas Barham & James Booker are appointed a commitee to Settle with Willie Womack Admr of Britain Womack decd and report to next Court
A Copy from the minutes
Test Thos Ragland CC
State of North Carolina
Chatham County
Aggreeable to the order hereunto ??? we the subscribers met and after duly ??? the accounts of Wiley Wommack Admr of Britian Wommack Decd we find due the Estate of the said Decd the sum of seven hundred & Eighty Eight Dollars fifteen & half cents given under our hands and seals this 22nd day of February 1819
P Cross {{seal}}
Thos Barham {{seal}}
James his B mark Booker {{seal}}
(Reverse Side)
Order
Parish Cross
Thomas Barham
James Booker
Febr Sessions 1819
Ordered returned and recorded
Test Thos Ragland CC
Settlement of the Estate
of Brittain Womack
decd returned at
May Ct 1819
Recorded
Recorded in book C page 366
Thos Ragland CCC
Guardian Bond
NOTE: this is a type-set form, except for text in italics.
State of North-Carolina
Know all men by these presents, That we William Pegram George Luther all of Chatham county, in the state aforesaid, are held and firmly bound unto Thomas Farish James H Rogers and Woodson Lea
Justices of the Court of Leas and Quarter Sessions for the county of Chatham in the sum of five hundred dollarspounds, current money, to be paid to the said Justices, or the survivor or survivors of them, their executors or admnistrators, in trust, for the benefit of the child hereafter named to the tuition of the said William Pegram
To which payment well and truly be made , we bind ourselves, and each of us, each and every of our heirs, executors and administrators, jointly and severally, firmly by these presents. Sealed with our seals and dated the 12th day of August in the year of our Lord 1823.
The condition of the above Obligation is such, That whereas the above bounden William Pegram is constituted and appointed Guardian to Brittain Womack a minor orpan; now, if the said William Pegram shall faithfully execute his said Guardianship, by securing and improving all the estate of the said Brittain Womack that shall come into his possession for the benefit of the said Brittain Womack until he shall arrive at full age, or be sooner thereto required, and the plain and true account of his said Guardianship, on oath, before Justices of our said Court, and deliver up, or pay to, or possess the said Brittain Womack of all such estate or estates as he ought to be possessed of, or to such other persons as shall be lawfully empowered or authorised to receive the same and the profits arising therefrom, then the obligation to be void: otherwise to be and remain in its full force and virtue.
Wm Pegram {{seal}}
Geo Luther {{seal}}
Test
Thos Ragland
(Reverse Side)
William Pegram
Guardian Bond
for
Brittain Womack
August Term 1823