Georgia:  Greene County:  Robert Harper Will, 27 May 1807

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Last Will and Testament of Robt. Harper dec’d
Recorded in Book E, page 14
Tho. Carleton C. C. O.

In the Name of God, Amen.
I Robert Harper of the County of Green & State of Georgia being in 
perfect helth and of sound mind and memory for good cause to known do 
make & ordain this my last will and testament.

First I give and bequith to my Dearly befieffed wife Anne the hole and 
every part & parsel of my property both real & personly of aney kind 
whatsoever that ma belong or apartain to my estate what so ever during 
hur natural life and then to be at her disposel between hur children, 
child or grown child or children in any way that she ma think fit.

Item I hear by nominate & appoint my dealey belove wife anne Harper and 
Trustey Brother, Samuel Harper, my Executors, finally I have made this 
my last will and Testament and have hear unto set my Hand and Effexed 
my Seal this twinty Seventh day of May in the year of our Lord one 
thousand Eight hundred Seven….

In the presents of}                      Robt. Harper (seal)
William M. Cochran
Abm. McAlhattan(?)
Winston Bennet(?)

Georgia}
Greene County}  Personally appeared in Open Court, William M. Cochran & 
Winston Bennet(?) & after being duly sworn saith that they saw a 
written will of Robert Harper dec’d duly executed & made ____ conceived 
the ____ of executing the same that he was in proper senses.

Sworn to in}                   William H. Cochran
Open court this}               W. Bennett(?)
6 Nov 1809}
Tho. Carleton C.C.O.