In a message dated 12/23/01 10:24:28 AM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > My David Culbertson married (2nd) Clara Browning about 1784 and had children > then he died and she md man by the name of Haralson. Would like to know more concerning the children. In RP Book E, pg. 92 Greene County, Georgia, there is a unexplained text naming dates and ages children of CLARA BROWNING CULBERSON HARRELSON (daughter of John Browning, widow of David Culberson, wife of J. Harrelson) They were given by J. Harrelson, their step-father, and guardian after marriage to the widow Culberson. "1800 Dec." The ages of the Children. Jeremiah will be 17 y.o. this month Isaac C. was 15 30 Oct. 1799 Elizabeth was 13 20 Nov. 1797 James will be 11 25 May 1801 John will be 9 31 May 1801 John Browning Will, 7 Oct. 1803 WB pg. 342 Georgia Greene Co. In the name of God, Amen. I, John Browning of the county of Greene and state of Georgia. Being sick & weak in body but of sound & perfect memory and calling to mind the transtory things of this life do make, constitute and ordain pg. 343 this to be my last will & testament revoking all other wills heretofore made by me. First, I give and bequeath (after paying all my just debts) unto my beloved wife SUSANNAH BROWNING all my property both real and personal during the life of her widowhood & after her decease or marriage it is my will that the plantation whereon I now live containing one hundred eighty-seven and one -half acres with all it's improvements shall belong to my son WILLIAM BROWNING-it is also my will that all the balance of my estate property including all my negroes horses cattle hogs & stock of every kind, also money, bonds, notes or debts with all my household furniture, working tools, with all & everything that my belong to me at my decease should be equally divided between my children as hereafter named to wit: FRANCES BROWNING, JOHN BROWNING, WILLIAM BROWNING, ANN BIRD, PHEVE BORING, SINCY FULLER, CLARA HARRELSON AND MILLICENT WRIGHT, except a negro man named JACK and a boy mare called Bony, one feather bed & furniture which I give unto my beloved wife SUSANNAH BROWNING to keep during her life & to be at disposal-- At her death I give unto my son JOSHUA BROWNING one dollar and I desire my Executors to pay him this sum. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand & seal this 7th day of October 1803. JOHN BROWNING Test: DAVIS GRESHAM PHIL CLEMENTS SAM'L BALDWIN Greene Court of Ordinary Jany term 1804 The within will & testament of JOHN BROWNING dec'd proved in open courts by the oaths of PHILLIP CLEMENTS AND SAM'L BALDWIN who were subscribing witness's to the same. THOS. CARLETON, C.C.O. Recorded the 29th Jany 1804 Thos. Carleton Jr. for Thomas Carleton, C.C.O.