Will of John Wiggins 1860

Submitted by Vera Burnham February 3, 2002
Source:Will Book 4   Page 50

I meant my daughter, Sarah Jane Wiggins to have the young horse and one cow to hold and to keep as her property forever.

Also, I meant my wife Mariann Wiggins to have  the rest of my personal property to raise the children with and divide it between the children as they become of age.

Also, I want her to have my land to keep and to hold, her own as long as she lives and at her decease I want it sold and the proceeds divided equally between the children.   This October 15th, 1860.
                                                                                                John Wiggins
Attest;
Henderson  ??insper
John B. Adams
William H Early

Laurel County Court
November Term 1860

A writing purporting to be the last will and testament of John Wiggins dec'd, was produced in open court and proved by the oaths of John B. Adams and William H. Early subscribing witness thereto whereupon said will was ordered to be entered of record
                                                                                         Att; C.B. F a r r i s  Clk.