Dallas County AlArchives Wills.....Olds, Charlotte December 9, 1870
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Source: Dallas County Will Book C, Pages 9-10
Written: December 9, 1870
Recorded: January 13, 1871

In the name of God, Amen.

First  I will that my body be buried in the graveyard in Benton, Ala. Near my 
dear son Chester A. Olds.

Second  I will that after paying my burial expenses that my dear grandchild 
James Old, to have all my real estate, and personal property.

Third  I will that the amount which John Curry owes me (one hundred and fifty 
dollars) be the interest of Ella Curry in said Estate, she being my 
granddaughter.

Fourth  I will that Wm. H. May be the Executor of this my last will and 
testament, this the ninth (9th) day of December in the year of our Lord 
Eighteen Hundred and Seventy at my home.

Witnesses                                    Charlotte Olds
Elizabeth R. May
          her
Martha A.  X  Palmo
          mark

State of Alabama
Dallas County

Probate Court of said County

 In the matter of the Probate of the last will and testament of Charlotte Olds 
deceased, before me J. F. Cousley Judge of the said Court personally appeared 
Elizabeth R. May, who having been by me first duly sworn and examined, did and 
does depose and say under oath that she is a subscribing witness to the above 
instrument of writing now shown to her, and which purports to be the last will 
and testament of Charlotte Olds deceased late an inhabitant of this County.  
That said Charlotte Olds, decd., signed and executed said instrument in the 
presence of affiant and the other subscribing witness on the day the same bears 
date and declared the same to be her last will and testament, and that affiant 
together with Martha Ann Palmo, set her signature unto on the day the same 
bears date as subscribing witnesses to the same, in the presence o said 
testatrix and of each other.  That said testatrix was of sound mind and 
disposing memory and in the opinion of the deponent, fully capable of making 
her will, at the time the same was so made as aforesaid.  Affiant further 
states that said testatrix was on the day of the date of said will of the fill 
age of twenty one years and upwards.

Subscribed and sworn                           E. R. May
This 12th day of Jan (June?) 1871
J. F. Cousley
Judge of Probate


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