Will of L.M. Chambers 29 Apr 1930 Montgomery County, GA

Montgomery County, Georgia

Last Will and Testament of L.M. Chambers
I, L.M. Chambers, of said State and County, being of sound and 
disposing mind and memory, do make this my last will and testament 
hereby revoking and annuling all others, by me heretofore made.

Item One
I desire and direct that my body be buried in a decent and Christian-like
manner, suitable to my circumstances and conditions in life.

Item Two
I desire and direct that all my just debts be paid without unnecessary 
delay, by my executors hereinafter named and appointed.

Item Three
I desire and direct that all my life insurance be collected at once by my
executors hereinafter named, and hold the same for the uses hereafter
mentioned.

Item Four
I desire and direct that my executors hereinafter named, shall proceed 
to sell all my personal property at private or public sale as they may 
deem best, and at the same time they deem best. Also to collect all 
accounts and notes and all other amounts that is owing to me, and hold 
the same for the uses hereafter mentioned.

Item Five
I desire and direct my executors hereinafter named, that after all my 
personel property have been sold and all that is oweing me have been 
collected and all life insurance collected, that my executors 
hereinafter named shall pay all debts that I am oweing except the debts 
that is secured by real estate and the balance of the money on hand to 
be used as hereafter mentioned.

Item Six
I give, bequeath to my faithful wife Martha, $200.00 in money.

Item Seven
I give, bequeath to my daughter Viola Braddox $200.00 in money.

Item Eight
I give, bequeath to my daughter Dolly Jane Holmes $200.00 in money.

Item Nine
I give, bequeath to my daughter Julia Bell White, $200.00 in money.

Item Nine
I give, bequeath to my daughter Ella Jane Chambers $200.00 in money.

Item Ten
I give, bequeath  to my daughter Susie Mae Chambers $200.00 in money.

Item Eleven
I desire and direct that my executors hereinafter named shall pay all 
my debts and the amounts give to my wife and daughters and that the 
balance of money left on hand to be paid to parties holding mortgages 
or deeds to secure debt against my real estate, two-thirds of this 
balance to be paid on mortgages against the Moss tract of land, and the 
other One-third to be paid on mortgages against the home tract of land.

Item Twelve
I give, bequeath to my son C.C. Chambers 20 acres land on the east side of 
the Mary J. Moss tract of land.

Item Thirteen
I give, bequeath to my son J.A. Chambers, 20 acres land on the South side 
of the Mary J. Moss tract of land.

Item Fourteen
I give, bequeath to my son H.M. Chambers 20 acres land on the West side of 
the Mary J. Moss tract of land.

Item Fifteen
I give, bequeath to my son W.J. Chambers 15 acres land known as the Mary J.
Moss tract of land.

Item Sixteen
I give, bequeath to my sons J.R. Chambers and Lewis Jr. share and share 
alike 60 acres land known as the home place.

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Item Seventeen
I desire and direct that the balance due on property mentioned in items 
twelve, thirteen and fourteen and fifteen be equally paid by C.C. 
Chambers, J.A. Chambers and H.M. Chambers and W.J. Chambers.

Item Eighteen
I desire and direct that the balance due on property mentioned in item 
sixteen be equally paid by J.R. Chambers and Lewis Jr. Chambers.

Item Nineteen
I desire and direct that if after paying all my debts and mortgages on real
estate that if there should be a balance in money left that my executors
hereinafter named shall equally this balance between all my heirs share and
share alike.

Item Twenty
I hereby constitute and appoint my son H.M. Chambers, A.C. Moseley 
and W.H. Dixon, the sole executors of this my last will and testament 
and I expressly confer upon them power, as such, to administer my estate, 
excusing them from giving any bonds, or making any returns to the ordinary.

                                  L.M. Chambers

This the 29th day of April 1930
Signed, sealed, declared and published by L.M. Chambers, as his last 
will and testament, in the presence of us, the undersigned, who 
subscribed our names hereto in the presence of said testator, after he 
had signed his name thereto, and at his special instance and request, 
and in the presence of each other.
This 29th day of April 1930.
                                  J.W. Calhoun                   
			          B.F. Hart
                                  R.L. O'Neal

Probated in Common Form June 1st, 1931(J.C. McAllister, Ordinary)
Probated in Solemn Form and admitted to record, July 6th, 1931(J.C.
McAllister,Ordinary)

Georgia Montgomery County,
I, Mrs Gladys M. Poe, Ordinary and Ex-officio Clerk of Court of 
Ordinary, in and for said County, do hereby certify that the within and 
foregoing, is a true and correct copy of the last will and testament of 
L.M. Chambers, deceased, as taken from the records of said Ordinary's 
office.
Recorded in Will Book No.2, pages 209-10-11-12, and 216 Witness my hand 
and offical seal, this June 4th 1951.

                                  Ordinary and Ex-officio Clerk             
		                      of Court of Ordinary
                                  Montgomery County, Georgia.


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