Jones County GaArchives Wills.....Jackson, Wilkins 1838
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Gerry Hill genealogyplus@bellsouth.net October 7, 2005, 11:46 am

Source: Will Book C - Jones County
Written: 1838
Recorded: 1839

Page 258
Wilkins Jackson's WIll
Georgia-Jones County
My will is that my property is to (be) kept together until my estate is clear 
of debt also Nathaniel Raines & John Jackson  November 22 1838 Wilkins Jackson
Nathaniel Raines
John Jackson
Martin Deadwilder
Andrew Douaghey
Georgia Jones County In open court this day personally came Martin Deadwilder 
and Andrew Douaghey who being duly sworn say that they were present and saw 
Wilkins Jackson sign the foregoing instrument of writing as his last will and 
testament and that he was at the time of sound and disposing mind and memory 
and that deponents signed the said instruments as Subscribing witnesses at the 
request of the testator and in presence and in the presence of each other.  
Sworn to in open court this 4th day of Marcy 1839 Test. Charles Macarthy Clk. C
Martin Deadwilder
Andrew Douaghey


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