Will of Elizabeth B. Cox, Lowndes, Alabama

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November 2001


Will of Elizabeth B. Cox
Lowndes County Will Book C
Page 124

State of Alabama
Lowndes County

I, Elizabeth B. Cox, wife of George S. Cox, Esq., of said County, being in 
infirm health, but of sound and disposing mind and memory, do make, ordain, 
publish and declare this my last will and testament, revoking all others.

Item:  I give, devise and bequeath to my kind and loving husband, Geo S. Cox, 
all my real estate and personal property of whatever kind and description, 
including among other matters and things, my interest in the Estate of my 
deceased father ans which Estate is in South Carolina.

Item:  I appoint my husband, Geo S. Cox, to be my Executor, and request and 
direst that he be required to give no security as such Executor.

Executed and signed by me, E. B. Cox on the 29th day of October, 1866, in the 
presence of the witnesses subscribing who sign in the presence of the testator 
and in the presence of each other.

Witness:                                                          E. B. Cox
Geo. W. Stone
C. B. Lamply


State of Alabama
Lowndes County

In the Probate Court.

Before me, J. V. McDuffie, Judge of Probate in for said County, came George W. 
Stone, who in open Court, being duly sworn says, that he and c. B. Lamply were 
present and say Mrs. E. B. Cox sign an instrument of writing purporting to be 
the last will and testament of the said E. B. Cox, now deceased, which 
instrument is now shown to him, the said Geo. W. Stone, on the day of date 
thereof, that said instrument was duly exhibited to them on the day of the date 
thereof, that the same was carefully read over by him and assented to by her and 
that they respectively subscribed their names thereto at the request of the said 
E. B. Cox, and in her presence and in the presence of each other, he further 
says that at the time of making of said Will, the said E. B. Cox was of sound 
disposing mind and memory and of full age, and under on constraint and that she 
died an inhabitant of this County.

Subscribed and swron to before me                      George W. Stone
This 30th December, 1873
J. V. McDuffie
Judge of Probate