The Last Will and Testament of

John Haynes

In the name of God Amen - I, John Haynes of Rutherford County and the State of Tennessee do make and
publish this as my last will and testament, hereby revoking and making void all other wills by me at any time
made.

First: I desire that my funeral expenses and all my debts be paid as soon after my death as possible out of any
monies that I may die possessed of or may first come into the hands of my executor.

Secondly: As my oldest daughter named Barbary (Barbara Roxanna) Posey is dead and left four children
now alive, to wit, (John) Bennett Posey, Elender Posey, Marandy and Bur(r)well Posey - I give and bequeath
to each of them one hundred dollars each, my granddaughter Sally Posey that married Thomas Hall, I give
one dollar, also my granddaughter that married George Wood, I give the same of one dollar to them and their
heirs forever.

Thirdly: I give and bequeath to my daughter Matilda Pogue sixty-four acres of land to be cut off of my one
hundred and sixty-four acre tract beginning at my southeast corner, thence west with the Covington tract to
my southwest corner. Thence north a sufficient number of poles to make sixty-four acres - thence east to
John Lytles line - thence south to the beginning to live on and enjoy the privilege there of her lifetime, also five
hundred dollars to be put in the hands of James E. Webb for her use to supply her reasonally wants. At her
death, the said tract of land and money, if any, there be equally divided amongst her children if any living at her
death, if none of her children are living at her death to revert to my estate and be equally divided between my
then living children.

Fourthly: I give and bequeath to my son Everett Haynes a negro man named Jessee and a boy named Willis
to him and his heirs forever.

Fifthly: I give and bequeath to my son Abraham Haynes a nego man named Albert which is now in his
possession and a nego man named Dick to him and his heirs forever.

Sixthly: Whereas my son Thomas Haynes went off without my consent or wish, and has been gone some
twenty years and has not correspondence with me whatever, nor none of the family, I therefore give and
bequeath to him one dollar to him and his heirs forever.

Seventhly: I give and bequeath to my daughter Nancy Haynes fifth acres off my home tract, including the
mansion house - beginning at the old commissiones line opposite the walnut corner - thence north a sufficient
number of poles by running east to make fifty acres - thence north to the corner - thence west to the
beginning. I wish Nancy's beginning corner made so as to take in the well, and also ten acres and land to be
cut off of the northeast corner of my Ridout trat and a negro man named Allen and a negro boy named
Edmond, one horse worth sixty dollars and saddle and bridle - one cow and calf, one feather bed, stead and
furniture and as many bed quilts and bed clothing as she may claim as hers - during her materal life, at her
death to be to be equally divided between her children if any, if she has no child or children the above
property willed to her both real and personal to revert to my estate, and be equally divided between my then
living children - I also give Nancy a negro woman named Julia and her children to her and her heirs forever.

Eightly: I give and bequeath to my son John Haynes one thousand dollars to him and his heirs forever - there
is yet a balance of my negroes not willed away and the balance of my land not willed away - I wish my
executor to sell on twelve months credit when they sell the balance of my estate not otherwise disposed of and
when this money is collected and all the bequests paid off and satisfied, the balance to be equally divided
between my children as follows: my daughter - Everett Haynes Senr, Abram, Nancy and John Haynes, to
them and their heirs forever.

Lastly, I nominate and appoint my son Everett Haynes and friend James E Webb my executors to this my last
will.

Witness my hand and seal this 7th days of August 1858.

John Haynes

(his X mark)

Test

M. N. Marable

Kenneth McRea

Roger D. Snell

William Vaughan

State of Tennessee

Rutherford County

I, Found Pitts, Clerk of the County Court do hereby certify the foregoing to be a true and correct copy of The
Last Will and Testament of John Haynes, deceased, and same is recorded in Record Book 21, pages 291,
292 and 293. This the 29th days of August 1858.

Signed: Fount Pitts

County Court Clerk

State of Tennessee

Rutherford County

The foregoing last will and testament of John Haynes, deceased, was this day presented in open court for
probate and the execution thereof duly proven by the oath of William Vaughan one of the subscribing
witnesses thereto and ordered to remain on file - Witness my hand at office this 1st day of August 1864.

Signed: John Jones, Clerk