Thomas died March 15, 1827, need where buried. Is there a book on cemeteries in area?

Will probated on March 21, 1827.(Is there a book of wills to look this up?)

Abigal died 1825 in Edgefield. Don't know where buried.

Any help would be deeply appreciated.

Edgefield County, SC Wills 1787-1836 by James E and Vivian Wooley

p. 229 1 March 1827

I, THOMAS PETERSON, being well strickein years yet in perfect mind and memory. I will unto my well beloved son WILLIAM PETERSON 65 acres of land joining JOHN RENSON and STARKS land and the balance of my land I will to my sons THOMAS and JAMES PETERSON to be divide as they see proper...I also will unto my grandson MILTON PERKINS one gray horse colt and one three year old heifer with calf....I also will unto ELIZABETH PERKINS one wheel and cards...I also give unto CASSANDRA PERKINS a wheel, cards, loom and Reel...All the rest of my property as stock, household and kitchen furniture to be sold and equally divided among my children...Also one negro named Lucy to be sold and the money divided among my children. Also I wish that SUTTON PERKINS to have a half of the corn and cotton that he and Lucy can raise on the land..The balance to be sold and equally divided among my children...I appoint my sons DAVID and JAMES PETERSON. Wit: CASSANDRA PERKINS, ELIZABETH PERKINS and WILLIAM ADAMS...Signed THOMAS PETERSON..Proved on oath of WILLIAM ADAMS this 19 March 1827 and same time qualified JAMES and DAVID PETERSON as executors...JN. TIMKINS, O.E.D.

Hope this helps
Sandra

Hi Y'all. Thank you, Sandra for taking the time to post Thomas' will. I'm trying to connect my Great Great Grandfather (GGF), Thomas Michael Peterson (born 1835 somewhere in GA) with his parents, grandparents, etc. I have found that a son of Thomas and Abigail (also named Thomas), born in Edgefield, SC, 1 Mar 1784, married Susannah Shaddock on 3 Nov 1817 in Jasper County, GA. There was another family of Petersons in Telfair County GA (John and James) about 1820. James had a son, George Washington Peterson, who my Grandfather James Peterson called "Uncle Wash", but I can't connect them to Thomas Michael Peterson other than that "Uncle Wash" came to the same area in Volusia County, Fl, to live after the civil war. Any help you can provide is appreciated,
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