Lincoln County GaArchives Wills.....Zellner, George Peter November 2, 1821
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Source: Will Book C And D, P. 1489 Lincoln County, Georgia
Written: November 2, 1821
Recorded: January 13, 1823

George Peter Zellner's Will, Will Book C and D, p. 1489

I, George Zellner Sr., of the State of Georgia, and County of Lincoln, being
weak in Body but of sound mind and memory, do make and ordain this my last Will
and Testament, that is to say soul, I recommend to God who gives it find my body
to be decently buried at the discretion of my executors.
1. I give and bequeath to my daughter BARBARY BENTLEY fifty dollars to be paid
out of my Estate after my decease given her before.
2. I give and bequeath to my Beloved Wife Mary Zellner four hundred dollars,
with one niger girl named Milly, one horse and saddle one cow and calf with such
household and kitchen furniture as she thinks proper to use in during her
natural life and after her demise to be Equally divided between my five youngest
children that is to say Arnold Zellner, John Zellner, Sarah McCord, Andrew
Zellner and George Zellner, share and share alike.
3rd. All the ballance of my property which I have not given is to be sold at my
demise and Equally divided between my five youngest children.
4th. I give my devoted wife Mary Zellner one feather bed and furniture as she
may choose to be ..., and it has been disposed.
5th. And lastly I made and ordain Elisha McCord and John Zellner my Executors to
... this my last will and Testament, into Effect. Revoking all other Wills or
Testaments made in Witness whereof I have .. my hand and seal this second day of
November 1821. George Zellner.

Georgia Lincoln County 

Personally came in open court Silas Goldman and Travis  McKinney and after being
duly sworn according to law saith they saw George Zellner, deceased, sign, seal
and heard him acknowledge the written testament of writing to be his last will
and testament and at the time of his doing he was of a sound disposing mind and
memory to the best of their knowledge.
Sworn to in open court this 6th day of January 1823.

William Harper, CCO
Travis McKinney
Silas Goldman

Recorded this 13th of January 1823
William Harper CCO (Clerk of the Court of Ordinary)

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