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To all whom it may concern.
I, John Arbuckle, of Franklin County and state of Kentucky, being in my health and sound memory, tho weak and infirm in body do constitute and make this my
last will and testament.  And, devise that my estate may be disposed of in the following manner; viz - a colt, cow, two steers and two hundred acres of land above
limestone, I give to George Peyton.  I also gave my wife Hannah, the plantation on which I now live with all the stock and farming utensils.  Also the household
furniture during her life or widowhood and then to devise to my daughter, Betty Arbuckle, except one bed and furniture, which I allow the above mentioned George
Peyton to have.  I also give to my daughter Betsy all my estate consisting in land in this state and elsewhere, except the two hundred above bequeathed to
Peyton.  In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this thirteenth day of October in the year 1796.

John Arbuckle

Signed and sealed and acknowledged in presence of:
John Davis
Thomas Douthitt
Samuel Arbuckle

At a County Court held for the County of Franklin on Tuesday, this __ day of February 1797
The last will and testament of John Arbuckle was produced in Court and proved by the oaths of John Davis, Thomas Douthitt and Samuel Arbuckle subscribing
witnesses thereto, which was ordered to be recorded. There being no person named in the said will as Executor whereupon Hannah Arbuckle, widow of the said
deceased came into Court and on her motion certificates is granted to obtain letters of administration of said deceased estate with the will and__ who took the
oath and entered into bond with security agreeable to law.
Daniel Weisiger, Clk FC