Jane McCuistion^[1]

1735 - 1802  (66 years)

• Name	Jane McCuistion
  Birth	11 Mar 1735	Derry IR
  Gender	Female
  Death	15 Jan 1802	Guilford Co NC
  Notes	WILL: A:124 JANE FLACK [written] 15 Jan. 1802; probated Nov. 1802 Son Thomas all my lands 300 acres Andrew FLACK, son of Elisha - my black horse Samuel DAUGHERTY's daughter Jenny - my saddle Daughter Jenny- two coverlids John DAUGHERTY's daughter Polly - my great pot Daughter Dorcas - my bed and furniture Andrew FLACK's daughter Jenny - my wheel James FLACK's son Elisha - one cow Sons Thomas & Elijah - my cattle and sheep Executor: Son James FLACK - to divide property Wits: Andrew FLACK, Elijah FLACK ~ The Will Abstract was kindly supplied by Fredric Z. Saunders on the GenForum Messageboard 26 Mar 2009
  Person ID	I209	Flack Genealogy
  Last Modified	11 Dec 2022

  
  

  Father	James McCuistion,   b. 2 May 1700, Derry IE d. 6 Nov 1765, Rowan NC (Age 65 years)
  Mother	Jennet,   b. 1706, Ireland d. 11 Apr 1783, Guilford, North Carolina, United States (Age 77 years)
  Family ID	F229	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Husband	Thomas Flack,   b. 1735   d. 1783, Guilford Co NC (Age 48 years)  [2]
  Marriage	1760	Guilford Co NC
  Children	+ 1. Andrew Lambert Flack,   b. 25 Mar 1769, Guilford Co NC d. 19 Oct 1845, Guilford Co NC (Age 76 years) + 2. James Elone Flack,   b. 17 Jun 1761, Guilford NC (British Colonial America) d. 21 Sep 1840, Trenton KY (Age 79 years)   3. Dorcas Flack   4. Elisha Flack   5. Elijah Flack   6. Thomas Flack   7. Hannah Flack   8. Jane Flack   9. Eliza Flack
  Family ID	F79	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	16 Jul 2021

  
  

• Event Map		Birth - 11 Mar 1735 - Derry IR Marriage - 1760 - Guilford Co NC Death - 15 Jan 1802 - Guilford Co NC  = Link to Google Earth
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• Documents		James McCuistion Will, 1765 Witnessed by Thomas Flack In the name of God amen I James McCuistion of the province of North Carolinia and County of Rowan being in Infirm in body but of Sound Memory and Judgement do this Eighteenth day of October In the year of our lord God One thousand Seven hundred and Sixty five Make & publish this my Last will and Testament whither by word or writing if Such be made By me first I bequith my Soul to God Waiting Through Grace in Christ My Savour for that Merit promised to them that Believe in him, and My Body to Be Intered as my Executor Thinks fit. and first of all to pay my Just Debts and to Divide my Estate as follows to wit First of all I give to my Dearly Beloved wife Jenut McCuistion the full [?] part of all my Movables with my Ready Money and Debts Due to me with my Negro, fellow Named Jim, or James. Secondly with my plantation I now live on During her life time not to be Disturbed By any to have the Same power as if I was alive ……. Secondly, I Give the remainder of all my movables and Chattle To my five Daughters to be Equally Divided among [?] To my Daughter Jane now mary’d To Thomas Flack also, to my Daughter Sarah also, to my Daughter Lovina now mary’d to John Nelson also to my Daughter Mary and to my Daughter Dorcas — Thirdly I give my son Gustavus McCuistion [?] give Four Hundred & forty Acres of Land Lying on Both Sides of [Richland Creek?] Known by the name of The Mill place joining Scotsland. I allow and ordain Son Thomas McCuistion as Guardein over him and not to sell or [?] of the plantation I left to my Son Gustavus McCuistion without my son Tho’s McCuistions concent or leave Now By the name of the Mill [?] ……….. Fourthly I Give to my son James McCuistion the plantation I now live on with all the Improvements and piece or parcle of land as is Contain’d In [?] for [?] Improvement, at his Mother My Wife’s Death and not to then and not molest her or any she apoints to live on it During her lifetime. 5th I allow Unto My Son Tho’s McCuistion the sum of Twenty shill. Current money of North Carolina to be paid in three months after my decease to be paid By my Son James McCuistion. 6ly I allow unto Son Tho’s McCuistions Son James McCuistion the sum of Nine pounds to be paid when he is Come of age By my son James McCuistion. 7 Also I allow my Son James McCuistion to pay unto my three daughters Sara, Docas, & Mary each of them Twenty pounds to be paid in four years after their Mothers Deceas My wife Jennet McCuistion and my Son Tho's McCuistion & my son James McCuistion Executor of this my last will & Testament in the presence of who were present at the signing & sealing Thereof the day & year above written James M Cuiston —————— Signed Sealed and Delivered by [?] James Mc Cuistion as for his last will and Testament in the presence of us who were present at the signing & sealing thereof Thomas Flack John McCuistion Robert McCuistion
  		Will of Jane (McCuistion) Flack, Jan 15, 1802 Jane Flack ===== January 15th 1802 — In the name of God amen. I Jane Flack of the County of Guilford and State of North Carolina do make and constitute this my last will and testament in the maner and form as follows, [?] Item - I give unto my son Thomas Flack all my lands and tenaments containing three hundred acres. Item - I give unto Andrew Flack's son Elisha my black horse Item - I give unto Samuel Daugherty's daughter Jenny my saddle Item - I give unto my daughter Jenny two new [coverlids?] Item - I give unto John Daugherty's daughter Polly my great pot Item - I give unto my daughter Dorcas my bed and furniture Item - I give unto Andrew Flack's daughter Jenny my wheel Item - I give unto James Flack's son Elisha one cow It is my will and desire that my cattle and sheep be equally divided between my two sons Tho's and Elijah Likewise it is my will and desire that my son James Flack shall be my Executor and divide the remaining part of my property among my children as he may think proper — this being my last will and testament — given under my hand and seal. Jane Flack [her mark] --------- Signed and sealed in the presence of us Andrew Flack [?] Elisha Flack N.C. Guilford County — November Court 1802 Andrew Flack prov'd the within will in open court & on motion admitted to record. — Then came in James Flack and qualified as Executor in open court John Hamilton [?]

  
  

• Sources

  [S38] Jane McCuistion (1735-1802), (familysearch.org) (Reliability: 3). [S28] Thomas Flack and Jane Mcquiston marriage records, (AncestryInstitution.com) (Reliability: 2).