
Interesting document, right? And I think she was asking for her slave to take her body from Knoxville to Washington DC in her carriage, and then be set free, with the carriage, and go off and enjoy his freedom!
I found her little grandson just now. https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/159555529/peyton-frost
Notice: residence on C Street.
I bet her first marriage was to a politician also.
VERY interesting..... and the mention of New York and her bank...
I see a Samuel Loudon/Landon but could not discern his relationship to her.
I only saw two daughters named--- one deceased and one living and then a granddaughter.
I added her to the Bequeathed a Slave Project
I have a Named in a Will project but adding names is difficult as they are free floating/unconnected for the most part.
At Ancestry, they have a system for adding enslaved people from wills there but I have not attempted it.
Probably no relation but I see this:
Name Ann Eliza Holliday
Maiden Name Peyton
Birth Date 17 Apr 1850
Birth Place Montgomery County, Missouri, United States of America
Death Date 19 Mar 1948
Death Place Wellsville, Montgomery County, Missouri, United States of America
Cemetery Wellsville Cemetery
Burial or Cremation Place Wellsville, Montgomery County, Missouri, United States of America
Has Bio? Y
Her memorial has been removed.
Ann Eliza Peyton is looking like a theme. This one is attached to parents Sandusky Peyton and Eliza Jane Bunch.
I think Ann Eliza Peyton White was a daughter in law of the Alexandria VA Ann Peyton, they use the term daughter. Francis Peyton Sr & Jr signed as witnesses in 1823. If they’re the father and son, they were Colonel Francis Peyton & Francis Peyton, Jr
But neither could be Ann Eliza’s husband, who died before 1823 when she’s a widow hosting her grandson’s funeral. However, I think her husband is around those Peyton’s somewhere.