Oglethorpe Co Ga
Abstracts of Wills, 1794-1903 Will Book B
page 40
"122, p42..Jeremiah Maxey 4 June 1810 rec 4 September 1810.
I give to my beloved wife Mary Maxey, one negro girl named Amy during her natural life, and after her decease, the said negro girl, with the increase of her body to be equally divided between the children that she, my wife had to me viz: Jenny and Sussanah and in case that she, my wife should have another child, either son or daughter, with nine months after my decease, the said child to come in for an equal share.
I give to my beloved wife, Mary one black horse.
I give to her one good feather bed and furniture. I also make a reserve of fifteen bushels of corn and two bushels of wheat and four hundred weight of pork for the support of my wife, Mary, and her children the ensuing year. I also make a reserve of forty dollars for the schooling of my two youngest children, namely Jenny and Susannah.
To make my son Edward equal with the rest of my sons, I give him a young horse colt named Quick Silver. 
And to my daughter Kevenhappuch, to make her equal with the rest of my daughters, I give her one feather bed and furniture.
The balance of my estate, real and personal after my decease, to be euqally divided amongst all my children, that is to say,
Hail Maxey, John Maxey, Jeremiah Maxey, Booz Mazey, Josiah Maey, Edward Maxey, Frankey Maxey, Mourning Osborn, Polly Bentley, Kevenhappuch Maxey, and Sally Law.
Exr: Booz Maxey, Josiah Maxey.
Wit: Thomas Hall, John townsend, John Johnson