Georgia:  Oglethorpe County:  Last Will and Testament of Joseph
Hubbard, Sr., 13 March 1810

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The will of Joseph Hubbard
Will Book B page 41
Oglethorpe County Georgia

( page 41 )
Ordinarys Office

In the name of God amen, I Joseph Hubbard Sen. Of the county of 
Oglethorpe & State of Georgia & being not well in body, but of a sound 
mind & memory, thanks be to god for the same & calling to mind the 
mortality  of man & knowing that it is appointed for all men to die , 
do make this my last will & testament and making all other wills and 
testaments by me made null & void.

1st  I recommend my Soul to God who give it to me & my body to be buried 
in a decent & Christian like manner at the discretion of my Executors.

2ndly I give and bequeath to my son John Hubbard all that tract of Land 
joining Thomas Moody & others that I have before given him the said 
John Hubbard by deed of gift.

3rdly I give & bequeath unto my son Bennet Hubbard all that tract of 
land joining the said Moody & P. Compton & others that I have before 
given him the said Bennet Hubbard by deed of gift.

4thly It is also my will and desire that all the rest of my estate that 
is to say all perishable property be equally divided between my son 
John Hubbard, Bennet Hubbard & Rhoda Moody, Susanna Colquitt and 
Elizabeth Wise to them & their heirs for ever.

5thly & lastly I do appoint P. Compton Bennet Hubbard & John M. Sims 
for my Executors to this my last will and testament, this 13th March
							   his
1810.  Sealed & Signed in presence----Joseph  X  Hubbard    (seal)
of us							   mark

John M. Sims]   I John M. Sims   relinquish  my right as executor in  
                                    order to become
P. Compton]	     a legal witness 7 May 1810     John M. Sims
Joseph Baugham]	Georgia]  Court of Ordinary May term 1810-the within
Jn. Baugham]  	Oglethorpe]  Will was exhibited & proved by John M. Sims 
Joseph Baugham & John Baugham three of the subscribing Witnesses to the within 
will, as John M. Sims relinquished his right As executor in order to become a 
legal witness & the said will Was ordered to be recorded.
		
Given under my hand this 11th May 1810
Mat. Rainey     C. C. O.

Recorded 11th May 1810

Mat. Rainey C. C. O.