Individual Details
Pleasant ALMOND
(Abt 1795 - Mar 1858)
1830 Montgomery Co NC Census shows Pleasant Almon born 1800/10 with 1 male 10-15 (Gideon), 2 males 5-10 (Alfred, Tilman), 2 males 0-5 (John, Green), 1 female 10-15 (unknown), 1 female 20-30 (Rebecca) p86.
1840 Cherokee Co NC Census shows Pleasant Allman age 30-40 years then born 1800/10 page 233 line 27. 1 male born 1820/5(Alfred), 1 male born 1825/30(Tilman).
1850 Stanly Co NC Census shows Pleasant Almond age 51 NC page page 37B farmer #520 524 with son Ervin.
Pleasant Almond sold land on Running Creek in Stanly County on 27 Dec 1856 to Abraham Blackwelder , Stanly Deeds Book 6 page 575.
Stanly Co NC Will Book I ; Abstracted by Lucille Jordan Koontz 1999 Page 186-187.
Testator: Almond, Pleasant 4 March 1858
Being old & weak in body but of sound mind & memory; soul to God; decent Christian burial; just debts to be paid. To my beloved sons John Almond & Ervan: all the remainder of my estate real & personal of every kind whatsoever equally divided among them two as they may choose either by sale or otherwise. And all the rest of my children it is not my will to give them any more as I have given them all ready what I intended them to have and as for my wife Rebeca I do not giver her any more on account we have desolved by mutual consent many years ago & divided our effects and agreed that each should do what they choose with what they accumulated thare after.
EXECUTORS: John & Ervin Almond
WITNESSES: M. Widenhouse, Abraham Blackwelder
SIGNED: Pleasant Almond
Probate; May Session 1858 on oaths of Mr. Widenhouse & Abraham Blackwelder; Ervin Almond issued letters testamentary, R. Harris, Clk.
NOTE: Witnessed by M.W. Widenhouse and Abraham Blackwelder who was Margaret L. Blackwelder's brother. Margaret (daughter in law) was wife of John, son of Pleasant.
1840 Cherokee Co NC Census shows Pleasant Allman age 30-40 years then born 1800/10 page 233 line 27. 1 male born 1820/5(Alfred), 1 male born 1825/30(Tilman).
1850 Stanly Co NC Census shows Pleasant Almond age 51 NC page page 37B farmer #520 524 with son Ervin.
Pleasant Almond sold land on Running Creek in Stanly County on 27 Dec 1856 to Abraham Blackwelder , Stanly Deeds Book 6 page 575.
Stanly Co NC Will Book I ; Abstracted by Lucille Jordan Koontz 1999 Page 186-187.
Testator: Almond, Pleasant 4 March 1858
Being old & weak in body but of sound mind & memory; soul to God; decent Christian burial; just debts to be paid. To my beloved sons John Almond & Ervan: all the remainder of my estate real & personal of every kind whatsoever equally divided among them two as they may choose either by sale or otherwise. And all the rest of my children it is not my will to give them any more as I have given them all ready what I intended them to have and as for my wife Rebeca I do not giver her any more on account we have desolved by mutual consent many years ago & divided our effects and agreed that each should do what they choose with what they accumulated thare after.
EXECUTORS: John & Ervin Almond
WITNESSES: M. Widenhouse, Abraham Blackwelder
SIGNED: Pleasant Almond
Probate; May Session 1858 on oaths of Mr. Widenhouse & Abraham Blackwelder; Ervin Almond issued letters testamentary, R. Harris, Clk.
NOTE: Witnessed by M.W. Widenhouse and Abraham Blackwelder who was Margaret L. Blackwelder's brother. Margaret (daughter in law) was wife of John, son of Pleasant.
Events
| Birth | Abt 1795 | Montgomery County, NC | |||
| Marriage | Abt 1815 | Montgomery County, NC - Rebecca LAMBERT | |||
| Death | Mar 1858 | Albemarle, Stanly County, NC |
Families
| Spouse | Rebecca LAMBERT (1790 - 1860) |
| Child | John ALMOND (1826 - 1902) |