Georgia:  Morgan County:  Andrew Nutt Will, 27 October 1829

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Copy of Will of Andrew Nutt, 10/27/1829, Morgan Co., GA. Transcribed by A.
T. Johnson, Jr.



WILL OF SAMUEL (3) NUTT'S NEPHEW. ANDREW NUTT, SON OF ANDREW (3) NUTT.



Georgia, Morgan County. In the name of God Amen.



I Andrew Nutt of the State and County aforesaid being weak of body but of
sound mind and memory do make and constitute this my last will and testament.

Item. I command my body to the earth and my soul to the Lord who gave them.

Item second. After the payment of all my lawful debts I give and bequeath
unto my much beloved and affectionate Mother all my Estate both real and
personal.

Item 3rd. I appoint Nathaniel Allen my lawful Executor to carry into effect
this my last will and testament.

In witness where of I have hereunto affixed my hand and seal this 27th day
of October in the year of our Lord 1829.



Signed: A. Nutt



Signed, sealed and delivered in present of:

Curtis Wellborn Margaret Nutt

Jane Nutt Nate Allen



Georgia, Morgan County. Personally appeared in open Court. Jane Nutt,
Margaret Nutt and Nathaniel Allen subsiveling witness to the written
instrument in writing purporting to be the last will and testament of
Andrew Nutt, deceased who after being duly sworn saith they saw the tutator
sign, seal and deliver the same for the purpose therein mentioned and
believed he was sound in mind and memory and that they each tested the same
as witnesses in his presence and saw Curtis Wellborn do so likewise.

Sworn and subscribed in open court. November 2nd, 1829.

Inst. J. W. Porter CCA Margaret M. Nutt

Jane Nutt

Nattie Allen

Recorded November 11, 1829

John W. Porter, Clerk