Marion COUNTY  GA   Will of Barnabus Hart

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Will of Barnabus Hart 1801-1873.
Georgia
Marion County, Ga.
In the name of God Amen.  I Barnabus Hart being feeble in body but of sound
mind and disp...mind and memory do make and publish and declare this to be
my last Will & Testament hereby revoking all other will by me heretofore
made and I publish and declare this to be my last Will & Testament.

I commit my soul to God who gave it hoping that when I shall have left this
township of clay that he will take it home to Heaven to rest my body.  I
desire , wish..decently buried.  As to what little property I have ( left)
remaining I dispose of in the following manner.

My just debts I wish then the balance of my property of whatever it may
consist that I may die possessed of, I give and devise to my son Barnabus
hart to him and to his heir forever on the condition that he shall take me
and my wife, Gellie and provide for us and take care of us during our
natural lives.

In conclusion of the foregoing I nominate and appoint my said son, Barnabus
Hart Executor to this my last
Will and Testament.

Witness my hand and Seal this 19th day of February 1873
Barnabus Hart ( LS)

Form of law of the Will of Barnabus Hart late of said county deceased.
Barnabus Hart the Executor has propounded for Probate in common form of law
a paper purporting to be the last Will and Testament of Barnabus Hart dec'd
late of said county, and having offered James Russell as a witness who being
duly sworn says that said Barnabus Hart signed sealed published and declared
the said paper now offered for Probate as his last Will and Testament in his
presence and in the presence of James Bigham and Wm. A. Black and that they
together with said Bigham and Black signed said Will in the presence of
Testator and of each other who signed it at the request of said Testator and
that Testator signed said Will of his own accord and at the time of the
signing he believed him to be of sound mind.
Wherefore it is ordered that said Will be declared to be the last Will of
said deceased and probated in common form of law.

                                                   Jas. M. Lowe
                                                   Ordinary
Recorded April 15, 1873
Jas. M. Lowe   Ordinary
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