Will of Jane McCall, Lowndes, Alabama

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March 2001

Will of Jane McCall
Lowndes County, Alabama
Book B, page 272

The State of Alabama, Lowndes County}

In the name of God, Amen!
I, Jane McCall, being sick and feeble but sound and ___ mind and memory, do 
make this as my last will for the disposition of  my worldly goods, hereby 
revoke all former wills.

First:  I give and bequeath to my beloved husband James McCall during his life 
my negro woman Bridget and at the death of my husband, I give Bridget to my 
daughter Sarah L. Givhan, wife of George Givhen, to her _____ separate use, or 
to ____ child or children of my said daughter may ____ have living should she be 
dead.  I also give to my husband all my ____ of  called also my _______.

Second:  I give and bequeath my negro woman Ann and her children and all my 
other slaves and the rest of my personal property, including my ____ ____ and  
___ all my real estate of whatever kind to my daughter, Sarah L. Givhan, to her 
___ and separate use and at her death the same ____ ____ increases of the 
_____ slaves to go to the child or children of my said daughter which may then 
be living.

Third:  I desire all the property to my said daughter, Sarah L. Givhan, held by 
her in ____ way that they may desire ___ name by will , but it is to go to her 
child or children living at the time of her death, ____ ___ ____…….

Forth:  I appoint     (nothing written here, is blank)       my executor to 
carry into effect my last requests.

Signed, sealed, and published in
our presence and we signed as witnesses
in the presence of testator and in the presence
of each other.

(No signature of Jane McCall or witnesses)

The forgoing is a true copy of a will admitted to probate on the 2nd Day of 
October, 1852 and ____ this day 27th  of Nov. 1852.
                                E. H. Cook, PJLC (probate judge, Lowndes Co.)