HARALSON COUNTY, GA - WILLS - Gilman I. Jackson

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WILL BOOK A, PAGE 204-205                        

WILL OF GILMAN I. JACKSON
STATE OF GEORGIA
HARALSON COUNTY

I, GILMAN I. JACKSON, of Barre in the County of
Washington and State of Vermont, do judge it best to
make and accordingly do hereby make this my last
Will and Testament.

It is my will that all my just debts and the charges
of my funeral be paid and discharged by my executrix
hereinafter named and appointed out of my estate as
soon as conveniently may be after my decease, and I
leave the charges of my funeral to the direction of
said Executrix.

I give, devise, and dispose of all of my estate,
real and personal (save what shall be necessary for
the payment of my just debts and funeral charges) in
the following manner.

I give and devise to my beloved sister, MARY
JACKSON, of Williamstown, Vermont, the sum of five
hundred dollars lawful money of the United States.

I give and devise to my beloved wife, FANNIE M.
JACKSON, the use and income of all of the residue
remainder of my estate, real and personal during the
term of her natural life, with the right and
privilege of using and expending so much of the
principal or of said property as she may desire for
her personal comfort and enjoyment in life, and to
pay and discharge all expenses of her burial at the
time of her decease.  After the decease of my said
wife, it is my will and desire, and I give and
devise all of the then residue and remainder of my
estate, real and personal, to my lawful heirs, to
decend and be distributed among my lawful heirs in
the same manner it would be by law, be distrubuted
if I had died sole and unmarried, at the time of the
deceased of my said wife, leaving the same property

And, I hereby appoint my said wife Fannie M.
Jackson, to be executrix of this my last will and
testament, and it is my request and desire that she
execute said trust without giving bond.

In testimony whereof, I hereunto set my hand and
seal, and publish and declare this to my last will
and testament this 28th day of January, A. D., 1893 
GILMAN I. JACKSON
Witnesses: L. F. Aldrich
                  F. G. Howland
                  Edward W. Bisbee