Why is it that when someone dies, there’s always some kind of drama that the deceased unintentionally leaves behind? Or maybe, it IS intentional?
Josiah Askew: Drama after Death
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Why is it that when someone dies, there’s always some kind of drama that the deceased unintentionally leaves behind? Or maybe, it IS intentional?
Josiah Askew, Sr.’s will and probate records can be found in the North Carolina, Wills and Probate Records, 1665-1998 for Edgecombe County. It is located in Volume E, 1810-1823 on pages 207-208.
In Josiah Askew of Edgecombe County, North Carolina by Alice Ann Askew, his family group sheet can be found on page 13. The copy I have of this compilation is from microfilm. It’s difficult to read because it’s not very clear.
District 486, Henry County, Georgia, Page #21, Lines 28-37
George Askew is listed as a mulatto male, 54 years of age, married to a mulatto female, 45 years of age, named Harriett (Berry) Askew.