Micro-Film V12-3543
Wills 1905-1916 Volume G
Page 418
Transcribed for the WWW by Cheryl Sears©1999 gsears@sound.net


I Minerva Repp, wife of Charles W. Repp of Centerview, State of Missouri
being of sound mind
do declare this to be my last will and testament hereby dispose of my real
estate making the
following distribution of the same To my husband Charles W. Repp all of my
real property the
following described parcels of land to wit; The south east quarter of the
south west quarter of
section 31 township 46 range 26 and 11 1/2 across off of the west side of
the south west quarter of the southeast quarter of said section 31 also a
parcel desrcibed as follows commencing at a point 22 rods east of the north
west corner of said southwest quarter of the saidsouth east quarter of
section 31 and running thence south 16 2/3 rod- thence at an angle in a
north easterly direction toa point on the north line of said 40 acre tract
66 yards east the place of beginning and thence west to the place of
beginning in trust however for the following purpose to have and to hold
the same for the following purposes that he shall lease said land to the
best advantage until my youngest child Mahlon O. shall have arrived at the
age of 25 years. The rent money for the first year shall be disposed of as
follows. To Charles W. Repp my husband and William A. Repp, Edward B. Repp
and Mahlon O. Repp my sons each one an equal share of said rent money for
the purpose of purchasing a watch in rememberance of me. Edward B. and
Mahlon O. each is to have 30 dollars at date of their marriage I having
given the same amount to William A. when he was married coming out of rent
money of said estate after said amounts named above shall have been
disposed of then all rents and profits shall be divided equally between
William A. and Edward B. and Mahlon O. my sons after paying all expenses
such as taxes and proper repairs. The above described real estate is to be
divided equally between my children at the close of Charles W. Repp's trust
and I request them to keep the property together and that one of them will
not sell their share unless all can sell.


Edith M. Fry (Witness)
T.E. Repp (Witness)


The will is not dated but was entered into Probate Court on November 15,
1912.