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Campbell County Estates,
Wills And
Inventories
Vol. C.
1860-1880
Transcribed and Submitted By Melissa
Fannin
Willaim Chapman
Campbell County, Jacksboro, Tennessee,
Office of County Court Clerk
Book of Wills, Inventories Etc.. (1842-1850)
State of Tennessee
Campbell County
Page 176
I William Chapman do make and publish this as my last
will and testament hereby revoking and making void all Wills heretofore by me
made and published.
1st - I direct that my funeral expenses and
all my debts be paid as soon after my death as possible out of any money of
which I may die possessed, or which may come to the hands of my
executor.
2nd - I give and bequeath to my wife, Dilila, the farm on which
I live, and all my personal property and all debts and dues coming to me
during her natural life.
3rd - I give and bequeath to my daughter
Eliasbeth Usher one hundred dollars at the death of my wife to be paid by my
son John Chapman.
4th - I give and bequeath to my son John Chapman all my
land and personal property, at the death of my wife, after paying
to Elizabeth one hundred dollars and also that he give to David
Usher one dollar.
5th - I appoint John Chapman my executor to this my
last Will and Testament Signed, Sealed and published in presence of us this
8th day of March
1858.
William (His Mark)
Chapman
State of Tennessee Campbell County
Personally appeared
in open court Alvis Kincaid and David Goin, Subscribing witnsses to the
foregoing Will, who being first sworn, depose and say that they are
personally acquainted with Wm Chapman, the testator, and that said Chapman
did make, publish, and declare the said instrument to be his last
will and testament and at the time of making said acknowledgement the
testator was of sound mind and disposing memory, to the best of their
knowledge and belief.
Witness John Peterson, Clerk of said court,
at office this 6th day of September 1858.
John Peterson, clerk
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