Hancock County GaArchives Wills.....HARPER, Charity Ruth Woffard Smith January 25, 1835
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Source: Will Book Pages 384-386
Written: January 25, 1835

I, Mrs. Charity HARPER, do make and publish this my last Will and testament, 
hereby revoking any and all other expression of wishes as to the disposition of 
my property after my death.
I desire that my body be buried ina decent and Christianlike manner, suitable 
to my circumstances and condition in life.
I give and bequeath to my daughter ESTELLE ARNOLD one hundred and twenty five 
acres of land more or less known as the LEE FGABRIEL Place.
I give and bequeath to my daughter ROSA KING what is known as the GILLIS Place 
containing one hundred and twenty five acres of landmore or less, the line 
between this place and the land devised in paragraph 4 of this Will to be run 
by agreement between my daughter Rosa and my son ALVIN and if they cannot agree 
then by three disintered person out to be selected by my daughter Rosa and by 
my son ALVIN and the third to be selected by my said daughter and son.
I give and bequeath to my son ALVIN HARPER and my GRANDSON GLENN HARPER jointly 
my home place containing one hundred and twenty five acres of land more or less 
including the residence and known as the LYDIA ROE Place.
I give and bequeath to my three children above named all other property of 
which I may die seized or possessed share and share alike to be divided equally 
between them.
For the purpose of carrying this Willinto effect- I constitute and appoint my 2 
daughters ROSA KING and ESTELLE ARNOLD executrices of this Will, hereby 
conferring upon them full and complete power and authority to execute the Will 
without giving any bond, having an appraisement or making any inventory or 
without the necessity of order from any court with the right to sell and convey 
with the proper required to make any return to any court of their acrs and 
doings in the premises. In witness whereof- I have hereunto affixed my 
signature under seal this 25th day of January 1935.

Additional Comments:
Charity Ruth Woffard Smith was the daughter of William Crawsby and Martha Ann 
Davis Burton SMITH.
Charity was married to Burton Robert Harper.

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