Chattahoochee COUNTY  GA  Wills - King, Mrs. G. Wood 

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State of Georgia
Muscogee County


Last Will and Testament of Mrs. G. Wood King.


I, Mrs. G. Wood King, widow of G. W. King, late of
Chattahoochee County Georgia, deceased, being of
sound and disposing mind and memory do make this my
last will and testament, hereby revoking and
annulling all others by me heretofore made.


Item - 1st I, desire and direct that my body be
buried in a decent and Christian like manner,
suitable to my circumstances and condition in life.


Item - 2nd I, desire and direct that all my just
debts be paid without unnecessary delay, by my
executor hereinafter named and appointed.


Item - 3rd I, give, devise and bequeath to my seven
children:  G. D. King, Joe W. King, Mrs. Mabel
Howard, Mrs. Eva Stephens, Mrs. Lucile McCook, G. W.
King, and B. J. King, share and share alike, all of
the property which I shall own at the time of my
death, of whatsoever kind, and wheresoever the same
may be located or situated.


Item - 4th To the children of my deceased daughter
Miriam K. Cody, I make no gift or bequest, because
their parents already received from the estate of my
deceased husband, in money advanced to the said
parents of said children, and never paid back to my
said husband, nor to the administrator of the estate
of my husband, more than the distributive share in
said children would be the portion of their mother in
my estate, if I should give them what would represent
her portion, sharing equally with my other children. 
I love my said grandchildren none the less and leave
them my undying love.


Item - 6th If any of my children now living should
die before I do, leaving children, I give to their
said children, the share that their parents would
have taken hereunder, if said parents had been in
life at my death.  If any such child die leaving no
child, nor representative of such, those surviving
take such equally.


Item - 6th I, hereby constitute and appoint G. W.
King and Mrs. Lucile McCook executors of this my last
will and testament, but I direct that such executor
give the usual bond as required of administrators,
and make and file an inventory of my estate, but I
excuse said executors from having made an
appraisement of my estate.


This November 3rd, 1926.


Mrs. G. Wood King (L. S)


Signed, sealed, declared and published by Mrs. G.
Wood King as her last will and testament in the
presence of us, the undersigned, who subscribes our
names hereto in the presence of said testatrix, after
she had signed her name thereto, and at her special
instance and request, and in the presence of each
other.


This November 3rd, 1926


J. E. Chapman
Paul Blanchard
J. E. Chapman, Jr.


Georgia, Chattahoochee County.


We and each of us, do solemnly swear that the within
writing contains the true, last will and testament of
Mrs. G. Wood King, deceased, and that we will well
and truly execute the same in accordance with the
laws of this State, So help us God.


G. W. King
Mrs. Lucile King


Sworn to and subscribed before me the 4 day of August 1930
Mrs. E. B. Spivey, Ordinary


Georgia, Chattahoochee County

Before me the undersigned Ordinary of said County,
comes J. E. Chapman, whose name appears as a
subscribing witness to the within and attached
writing purporting to the last will and testament of
Mrs. G. Wood King and deponent, being duly swears, on
oath says - that Paul Blanchard and J. E. Chapman,
Jr. together with deponent, on November 3rd, 1926 as
attesting witness, subscribed the said will of Mrs.
G. Wood King at the special instance and request of
said Mrs. G. Wood King, the testatrix therein, and in
the presence of said Mrs. G. Wood King, and in the
presence of each other after she , the said Testatrix
had signed her name thereto, and that the said Mrs.
G. Wood King, in the presence of deponent and the
other two witness freely and voluntarily signed said
Instrument as her will and that at the time of said
attestation and signing, said Mrs. G. Wood King, was
of sound and disposing mind and memory.


Sworn to and subscribed before me
This 10th day of July 1930
Mrs. E. B. Spivey, Ordinary
Chattahoochee County, Georgia.


Source:  Chattahoochee County Probate Records, Cusseta, Chattahoochee County, 
Georgia Will Book A, Page 205, 206, and 207.


Mrs. G. W. King  is Catherine Alice King daughter of
Rufus King and Catherine Way.  She is the wife of
Gary Wood King. She was born 18 February 1849 and
died 26 June 1930.  She is buried at Mount Olive/
Lower Cemetery, Cusseta, Chattahochee County,
Georgia. 


Brenda King McNair
Bmcnair614@aol.com

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