Will of David Day, Montgomery, Alabama

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December 2002

Will of David Day
Will book 4, pages 424-426
Montgomery County, Alabama

(David Day was born December 24, 1795 in Tennessee and died September 13, 1866
in Montgomery County, Alabama.  The decoration for probating the will of David 
Day starts at the bottom of page 525 And extends the entire of page 526.)


Last will and testament of David Day deceased

The State of Alabama   /    Know all men by the presents that I, David Day
Montgomery County     /    of the county and state above and being of sound mind and
memory and consider the uncertainty of life do therefore make of draw, publish, and 
declare this to be my last will and testament. That is to say first after all my lawful 
debts are paid and discharged the rest due of my estate real and personal I give and 
dispose of as follows to - to my beloved wife Nancy Day to have and to hold during her 
life or widowhood and that my sons Isaac Day and Jasper Day to remain on the place and 
use the stock and plantation and to support the widow and if they They quit they have 
a right to sell the stock and appropriate the proceeds to the support of the widow and 
the remainder to be divided between the balance of the said heirs to use what they are 
dew them. Farther during the widowhood or life of the widow and at her death to be paid 
in for an equal distribution among the lawful heirs of said estate.

Like wise I make, constitute, and appoint my said sons Isaac Day and Jasper Day to be 
executors of this my said last will and testament hereby revoking all former will
by me made. In witness where of I here unto set my hand and seal this 15th day of
July 1866.
                                                his
Witness                                   David  X   Day
Philips G. Flannin                              mark
John A. Frazer