Campbell-Fulton County GaArchives Wills.....Langley, W.(illiam) J.(efferson)  December 30, 1912
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Source: Record Of Wills, Book B, Campbell County, Georgia, Court Of Ordinary
Written: December 30, 1912
Recorded: January 6, 1919

I, W. J. Langley of said State and County, being of sound adn disposing mnd 
and memory do make this my last will and testimony. I give, bequesth and 
devise to my wife, Ida Elizabeth Loveless, Langley, all of my property, with 
the following condition to wit: that my property remain together for the 
support of my sister Mary Francis Langley, and the education and support of of 
my two minor children Hattie Ola Langley adn Robt. Guy Langley and that my son 
Claud Lee Langley be hired to remain and work on the place and to recieve 
wages for his services with the understanding that he is to have deeded unto 
him the land west of the public road when his wages shall amount to a 
sufficient amount to pay for said land. When the above conditions are carried 
out then it is my will that my wife Ida Elizabeth Loveless Langley may hold or 
dispose of my property as she may desire. 
I hereby constitute and appoint my wife Ida Elizabeth Loveless Langley and my 
son Claud Lee Langley be appointed executor adn executrix of this my last will 
and testament. This 30th day of December, 1912. 

W. J. Langley


Georgia, Campbell County
I do solemnly swear that this writing contains the true last Will of the 
within named W. J. Langley, deceased, so far as I know or believe, and that I 
will and truly execute this same in accordance with the laws of the State, So 
help me God. 

Claud Lee Langley
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this January 6, 1919
W.S. McLarin, Ordinary

Additional Comments:
William Jefferson Langely was the son of William L. Langley and Finity 
Kitchens. Both of W.J. Langley's parents had passed away by 1877 and it 
appears by all accounts that his sister Mary Frances Langley never married and 
kept the family together as they were enumerated as her as Head of Household 
in 1880 with other siblings Lavina and James K. Langley. 

Mary Frances Langley continued to live in the household of W.J. till his death 
and after W. J. death Claud is head of household with his mother, sister and 
children in 1920 and 1930 Campbell County, Georgia. 

I would like more information on this family. 


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