McDuffie COUNTY, GA -Wills  Felix Granade

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FELIX GRANADE


"Felix Granade
"will of"


State of Georgia. McDuffie County


I Felix Granade. of Said State and County, being of
Sound and disposing mind and Memory. and believing it
just and proper. that I should make a distribution of
the property with which a kind Providence has blessed
me. do make this my last Will and testament.


Item 1st  I give and bequeath to my three daughters.
Sallie V. Johnson, Fannie A. Farr. and Mattie A. Wilson
the tract of land whereon I now Reside Containing two
Hundred and ninety two Acres. more or less. to be used,
controled and divided among themselves equally. as they
may think right and proper. each one of them having
fill power to control and dispose of her share. as She
may think proper by Sale or otherwise


Item 2nd  I give to my Son George W. Granade One
Hundred dollars. believing that amount will make him
Equal with the amount already received, with each of my
Daughters.


Item 3rd  I Give my Gold watch to George Gordon Farr,
my Grand Son.


Item 4th  I desire that my Grand Son. John F. Johnson -
remain in charge of my farm and growing crops.  All of
my horses and other line Stock wagons. Household and
Kitchen furniture to manage and Control the farm
together  the Crops to Sell. the Cotton as he gathers
it, and to use the proceeds thereof to the payment of
my just debts.  After the debts are all paid it is my
will and desire that whatever remains of my estate
outside of the gifts I have already made, including
crops. and everything else. be sold and the money
equally divided among my three daughters and Son.


Item 5th  Should my grandson John F. Johnson be put to
any unnecsary trouble in keeping my effects together
and in looking after the interest of the growing Crop
and in gathering and of disposing of the Same as
directed in this my last will and Testament. it is my
will and desire that he be paid twenty dollars per
month for his actual Service but if he has no unnessary
trouble in managing my affairs as directed by this
will. it is then my will and desire that he be paid ten
dollars per month over and above his commissions as
allowed by law.


Item 6th  I hereby appoint my Grandson John F. Johnson
Executor of this my last will and testament -This April
5th 1890. Felix Granade


Signed declared and published by Felix Granade in the
presence of us the Subscribers who Subscribe our names
hereto, in the presence of the Testator at his instance
and request and of each other he signing in our
presence and we Signing in his presence This April 5th
1890


W.T. Lazenby
W.J. Johnson
W.M. Pitts


Recorded Sept. 1, 1890."