Hi Bonnie, Thought your name sounded familiar. You'll have to refresh my memory. I don't remember who you descend from. Sorry, but I do not have an administration for Peter Robertson's Will. I would be most interested if you should find one. In those same deeds where you found Peter giving his sons, John and Wiley, land, you'll find him also giving land to Simon Stallings, his son-in-law. Simon Stallings married Peter's daughter, Susanna. I believe Peter's wife, Elizabeth's maiden name to be POWELL. She was more than likely the daughter of William Powell of Edgecombe County, NC, who died in 1792. All this is off the top of my head. I did not refer to my papers. Janet ============================================== >Subject: [NCEDGECO] Re: NCEDGECO-D Digest V01 #56 >Sent: 6/5/20 2:23 AM >Received: 6/6/1 10:08 AM >From: Bonnie Schwarz, brs1@mediaone.net >Reply-To: NCEDGECO-L@rootsweb.com >To: NCEDGECO-L@rootsweb.com > >Hi Janet, > >We have spoken briefly in the past on the Robertson family. Have you ever >found an >administration for Peter Robertson's will? He did not mention Wiley's >children in >his will, even though he did mention the children of his other deceased son, >Allen, and also to his daughter-in-law. I wonder if there were any >provisions made >during the probate process for Wiley and Winnie's kids. I just received my >microfilm of Nash County deeds a couple of days ago, and found Peter >deeding to >sons John and Wiley in 1798/1799. > >Bonnie