Glynn County GaArchives Wills.....ANDERSON, Albert Osgood October 8, 1928
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Source: Glynn Co., Georgia Probate Court; Will Book H Pgs. 243-245
Written: October 8, 1928

State of Georgia County of Glynn

I, Albert O. Anderson, of the State of Georgia and county of Glynn, 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 1:  I desire and direct that all of my just debts be paid without 
unnecessary delay by my executrix hereinbefore named and appointed.

Item 2:  I give, bequeath and devise to my sister, Bessie Anderson, of the 
City of Brunswick, County of Glynn and State of Georgia, all of my property, 
both real and personal, of which I may die seized and possessed.

Item 3:  I hereby constitute and appoint my said sister Bessie Anderson, the 
sole executrix of this my last will and testament, and direct that this will 
be carried into effect by her.

Item 4:  I hereby expressly direct that my said executrix shall not be 
required to give any bond or make and file any returns of her actings and 
doings as such executrix, and she is expressly relieved from so doing.

In testimony whereof, I, Albert O. Anderson, have to this my last will and 
testament set my hand and seal upon this the 27th day of April 1923.

Albert O. Anderson, L.S.


Signed, sealed and published by Albert O. Anderson as his last will and 
testament in the presence of us, the undersigned, who subscribed our names 
hereto in the presence of said testator, after he signed his name hereto, and 
at his special instance and request, and in the presence of each other.

This April 27th 1923.

A.H. Crovatt
E.A. Thompson
Hugh E. Baumgartner

(Original Will)


In the Name of God Amen:

I, Albert O. Anderson, of Brunswick, Glynn County, Georgia, being of sound 
mind and disposing memory, and being mindful of the certainty of death, and 
the uncertainty of this transitory life, and desiring to dispose of my 
property, both real and personal, at my death, do make, ordain, and publish 
this a codicil to a will, heretofore made and propounded by me, on the 27th 
day of April 1923, hereby directing that this codicil be made a part and 
parcel of my former will, and to be considered along with said will, as a part 
thereof.

Item 1:  I hereby again direct that all of my just debts be paid at my death, 
and that my body be given a decent Christian burial, according to my station 
in life.

Item 2:  I hereby bequeath and leave my entire estate, both real and personal, 
and everything I posses at my death, both real and personal to my beloved 
sister, Bessie Nevada Anderson, to be hers entirely.

Item 3:  I desire my beloved sister, Bessie Nevada Anderson, to become the 
beneficiary of my former will, and of this codicil, of all things left by me, 
both real and personal, hereby affirming and confirming all of the provisions 
of my former will relating to the disposition of my property.

Item 4:  I desire to confirm and affirm all of the provisions of my will 
relating to the appertaining of an executor, and to the qualifications 
thereof, as made by me in a former will heretofore referred to in this 
instrument.

Item 5:  I do not desire Barbara Francis Symons to have any part of my estate, 
either real or personal, and I desire specifically in this codicil to affirm 
and state that it is not my desire that said Barbara Francis Symons share in 
any part of my real property or my personal property, as I do not, at this 
time, recognize her as my wife, as said marriage between said Barbara Francis 
Symons and myself was, and is, of no legal effect whatever, and I do not 
desire for said Barbara Francis Symons to be recognized in any way as my wife 
in the disposition of any real or personal property that I may leave at my 
death, hereby, by this codicil affirming that said marriage between us was 
null and void, and of no legal or binding effect whatever, and said Barbara 
Francis Symons was, and is, in no sense, my legal wife, and I do not desire 
for her to have any part whatever in the distribution of any property, either 
real or personal, that I might die possessed of.

In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal in the presence of 
the witnesses, signing the same as witnesses, and in Brunswick, Glynn County, 
Georgia, on this the 8th day of October A.D. 1928.

A.O. Anderson (seal)


Signed, sealed and delivered, published, ordained and declared, in our 
presence as witnesses, thereto, each of us seeing the testator sign his name 
as such to the above paper, and he signing in our presence, and we in turn, 
each of us, signing our names hereto, in the presence of the testator, he 
seeing us sign, and each of us in turn singing our names in the presence of 
each other, each one of us seeing the other sign as witnesses.

At Brunswick, Glynn County, Georgia, on this the 8th day of October, A.D. 1928.

C.B. Gowen (seal) Brunswick, Georgia.
W.A. Fox (seal) Brunswick, Georgia.
C.F. Kelly (seal) Brunswick, Georgia.

N.S. Deaver, Notary Public, Glynn County, Ga. (Seal)

(Codicil to original will)


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