Will of Janet Cunningham
submitted by Judy Tooman
January 29, 2000

LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF JANET CUNNINGHAM, Hamilton Co., OH
      Written 25 September 1834       Proven by Wm Gray & Henry Jones, 10 Jun 1835
           Box No. 2, Recorded Page 134                 Letter granted    Bond $500.00
                                   Security by William Gray and Henry Jones

     In the name of God amen-----
I JENNET CUNNINGHAM of the County of Hamilton and State of Ohio do make and publish this my last will and testament in maner and form following that is to Say -

• first:  it is my will that my funeral Expenses and all my Just Debts be fully Paid
• Second:  I Give Devise and bequeath to my Son ARTHUR CUNNINGHAM my yong Black mare one year Last Spring.
• Third:  I Give and Devise to my Son FRANCIS CUNNINGHAM my yong Black Horse & old Sorrel mare and all other Horses which now own or posess Except the mare Given to Arthur - also two Beds and Beding & Bedsteads and all the kitchen Furniture cas? fire Irons one Dining Table.
• fourth:  I Give and Devise to my Gran Daughter ANN MEAD one Bed and Beding.
• fifth:  I Give and Devise to my Gran Daughter JENNET CUNNINGHAM one Bed and Beding and Six Dollars in money.
• Sixth:  I Give and Devise to my Grandaughter the Daughter of JAMES CUNNINGHAM Six Dollars in money.
• Seventh:  I Give and Devise to my Gran Daughter the Daughter SAMUEL CUNNINGHAM Six Dollars in money
• 8th  I Give and Devise to JANE PITMAN the Sum of Six Dollars in money.
• 9th  I Give and Devise to SALLY DEMICK Six Dollars in money.
• 10th  I Give and Devise to my Sons Each as follows  to ROBERT CUNNINGHAM fifteen Dollars, to JAMES CUNNINGHAM fifteen Dollars, to SAMUEL CUNNINGHAM fifteen Dollars, to ARTHUR CUNNINGHAM fifteen Dollars, to JESSE CUNNINGHAM fifteen Dollars, to FRANCIS CUNNINGHAM fifteen Dollars To be Paid by my Executors as Soon as Convenient after my Decease.
• 11th  I Give and Devise to my Daughter SALLY GRAHAM all my wearing appearel or clothing over fifteen Dollars in money.
• 12th  I Give and Devise to ELIZABETH AURGADINE Six Dollars in money and it is my will that all the money by me Given to the before mentioned Persons Shall be paid as Soon as Collected by my Executors.