JONES COUNTY, GA - WILLS - Eliza H Justice

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WILL BOOK C JONES COUNTY GEORGIA page 182


In the name of God Amen I Eliza H Justice being weak of body
but of perfectly sound and disposing mind and memory do make
and constitute my last will and testament, to wit,


Item 1. I give and bequeath to my half brother Levi Justice
one hundred dollars in cash to him and his heirs forever.


Item 2. I give and bequeath to my brother Dempsey Justice
two hundred dollars in cash to him and his heirs forever.


Item 3. I give and bequeath to my brother Appleton Justice
all the balance of my estate real and personal, negroes
money and evidence of debt which I now own or may at the
time of my death and also all the interest and shares to
which I am or may at any time be entitled to in the estates
both real and personal of my father Dempsey Justice deceased
my mother Milley Justice deceased and my brother Stephen
Justice deceased whether the same may consist of land
negroes money, evidence of debt, or of any other property
whatsoever to him and his heirs forever


And lastly I do constitute, nominate and appoint my brother
the said Appleton Justice my sole executor to execute this
my last will and testament, in Witness whereof I have
hereunto set my hand and seal this 26th Day of November
eighteen hundred and twenty eight.

Eliza H. Justice (seal)

Signed sealed and published in presence of
Samuel Lowther ,Matilda T.Weathers,Eliza J Pope


GEORGIA    JONES COUNTY COURT OF ORDINARY
MARCH TERM 1829
"In open Court personally came Matilda T Weathers and Samuel
Lowther who being duly sworn, say that they saw Eliza JH
Justice sign, seal and publish the within as her last will
and testament, and that she was of sound and disposing mind
and memory, and they signed the same as witnesses in her
presence and in the presence of each other."
Sworn to and subscribed before me. This 2nd March 1829
Charles Macarthy, clk.
Matilda T Weathers, Samuel Lowther