Pike County GaArchives Wills.....Doctor Marion Coggin August 10 1876
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Source: Pike County Will Book D, Pages 212-213
Written: August 10 1876
Recorded: June 5 1894


Georgia, Pike County} I Doctor Marion Coggin of said county being of sound and 
disposing mind doth make and declare this to be my last will and testament 
hereby revoking all others.
First:      It is my desire that all my lawful debts shall be paid as soon as 
possible.
Second: It is my will and I hereby give and bequeath to my wife Mary Ann all 
my real and personal property including all the property money and effects of 
which I may dispossessed of during her life and during her widowhood.
Third:    After the death of my wife or after the termination of her widowhood 
by marriage I give and bequeath the whole of said property to my daughter 
Elizabeth Jackson for her use free from the debts liabilities and contracts of 
her husband Thos Jackson and as her separate estate.
                                                    D.M. Coggin (seal)

Signed sealed & acknowledged & declared by Doctor Marion Coggin as his last 
will and testament in our presence who have subscribed the same as attesting 
witnesses in his presence and in the presence of each other and at his request 
on this the 10th day of August in the year 1876.
                                             M C. Cochran
                                             A. J. Pryor
                                             Wm J. Coggin

Georgia, Pike County} Before me came in open court W.J. Coggins one of the 
witnesses to the within will of D. M. Coggin and being sworn says that he 
together with M.C. Cochran and A J Pryor the other witnesses saw D M Coggin 
sign said paper and heard him declare the same to be his last will and 
testament and that he signed in their presence and they signed as witnesses in 
his presence and of each other.  That he executed same freely and 
voluntarily.                                    W.J. Coggin
Sworn to before me 
June 4 1894 
Harry Wells, Ordinary

Georgia, Pike County} I Mary A Coggin do solemnly swear that this writing 
contains the true last will and testament of the within named D M Coggin 
deceased so far as I know or believe and that I will well and truly execute 
the same in accordance with the laws of this state So help me God.  
                                     Mary Coggin (her mark)
Sworn to & subscribed in 
open court June 4 1894 
Harry Wells, Ordinary

Recorded June 5 1894   
Harry Wells, Ordinary

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