Micro Film V12-3542
Johnson Co Mo
Will Book F
Transcribed for the WWW by Cheryl Sears©1999 gsears@sound.net



Last Will of GEORGE HAYMAKER

Last will and testement of GEORGE HAYMAKER know all men by those that I
GEORGE HAYMAKER being of lawful age and sound mind make this following as
my last will. It is my will that SARAH A. HAYMAKER, my present wife have
all my personal estate except my gold headed cain which I wish to give to
my son EDWARD and my son O.R. , is to have my double barrel shot gun also
my little target gun. My son MILO is to have my gold watch and chain. My
present wife is to buy a lot in the Semetry at Warrensburg and have the
remains of my first wife moved to said lot putting on suitable grave stones
or monuments at her own expense. My wife is to pay the expenses of my last
sickness including doctors bills and general expense and all other debts
that I may leave unpaid.
        It is my will that my lands on Brush Creek be divided into three
parts as near equal in value as can be done by the following names
gentlemen appointed by myself ALBERT STILL, ALEXANDER GOWENS and GEORGE
POAGUE. The expense in making this division is to be paid by my three sons
each having an equal part. It is my will that after the lands are divided
that my son EDWARD have the first choice, my son O.R. the second choice and
my son MILO the third choice or last choice. It is agreed that if MILO
desires to complete his education that my wife is to furnish him a
reasonable amount of money for that purpose. It is my will that J.M.
DAVENPORT be appointed as administrator of my estate to assist in carrying
out this my will done at Warrensburg in Johnson County, State of Missouri
on this 7th day of August 1894

Witnesses
J.H. SMITH
W.S. EMBREE


Submitted into Probate Court on January 22, 1895