Pike County GaArchives Wills.....William J Coggin February 22 1947
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Source: Pike County Will Book E, Pages 349-350
Written: February 22 1947


Last Will and Testament of W J Coggin
State of Georgia County of Pike
  I William J. Coggin, of said County, being of sound and disposing mind and 
memory, do make this my last will and testament, hereby revoking any and all 
others that I have heretofore made.
Item 1. It is my will and desire that all of my just debts be paid as soon as 
practicable after my death.
Item 2. It is my will and desire that all cash in banks Federal Savings & Loan 
Association, cotton on hand for sale, and other things that should be 
converted into cash, be at once divided between my wife, Mrs. Opal Harrison 
Coggin and my two sons, William Josephus Coggin and Winton Battle Coggin.
Item 3. While I would not like for the real estate owned by me at my death be 
sold, it is my will  and desire, that my executors, which will be named 
hereafter, being the said heirs of my estate can do whatever they think will 
be the best interest for all concerned.
Item 4. I hope I can live to work my plans to give my sister Mammie Coggin 
McGahee a house at Williamson, Georgia, but if I should not, I want my 
executors to see that she has one of the houses at Williamson for a home as 
long as she lives or as long as she should want to make it her home.
Item 5. If my wife, Mrs. Opal Harrison  Coggin should marry again after my 
death, then authorize that all the residue of my estate be divided equally 
between my wife Mrs. Opal Harrison Coggin, William J Coggin, and Winton B 
Coggin, share and share alike.
Item 6. I here by make may wife Mrs. Opal Harrison Coggin, my two sons, 
William J Coggin and Winton B Coggin, executors of this my will and I relieve 
them from giving any bond, and they are required only by this will to probate 
same and they are further relieved from making any returns of their acts and 
doings to any court whatsoever.
This February 22, 1947                            
                                    W. J. Coggin
Declared, published, signed and sealed by William J. Coggin as his last will 
and testament, in the presence of the undersigned as witnessed, he first 
signing in our presence, and we then at his special instance and request, 
signing in his presence and in the presence of each other.
This 22 day of February 1947
                                  Nettie V Dunn
		  S B Harrison
 		  J W Storey


Additional Comments:
William is the son of Daniel Josephus Coggin and Nancy Rebecca Jackson 
Coggin.  

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