Will of Mary Barber 30 Aug 1951 Polk County, GA

Will of Mary Noyes Barber
Cedartown, Georgia  )
Will Book B         )     I, Mary Noyes Barber of Cedartown, said
page 260            )     county, being of sound mind and disposing memory
                          do make this my Last Will and Testament, hereby
revoking all others which I may here-to-for made:

I give to my sister, Gladys Barber Sommers (Mrs. N. H.) the home place,
127 Philpot Street, Cedartown, Georgia.  At her death this property is to
go to her daughter, Gladys Sommers Campbell (Mrs. C. F. Jr.) which was
the wish of my mother, Hattie May Crabb Barber (Mrs Wiley C.) and is
like-wise my desire.

To my brother, Judson Crabb Barber (Bud) I give my stamp collection.
Also Bookcase in which stamps are stowed.

I give to my brother John Huntington Barber (Jack) my collection of books
in hope that he will take pride in them as I have.

To my nephew John Wiley Barber (Jackie) I give my double snake diamond
ring which was given to my mother by my father on their 12th wedding
anniversary and in turn given to me by my mother.

I give to my nephew, Norman Sommers Barber, my typewriter and typewriter
table.

I give to my nephew, James Russell Barber (Rusty) the rocking chair with
the double arm rests.

With the exception of the two albums of Grand Opera records which I give
to my neice, Gladys Sommers Campbell, I give my acumalation of records to
my friend Jetty Hall who loves good music as I do.

There are a good many pieces of furniture which belong to my beloved
sister, Gladys Sommers (Mrs N. H.) All other items of furniture may be
disposed of or left intact by my sister except those here-to-fore
mentioned and here-in-after mentioned.  China goes to my sister also.

I give to my friend Lucy Green Hackney (Mrs. W. H.) the spool cabinet
which has been used as a bedside table for many years.

I make Jettye Hall my Executrix of this my will and I relieve her
from making any inventory or appraisement of my property.  I further
relieve her from giving any bond and I only require her to probate this
will.  She is relieved from any returns for her acts and doings to any
court what-so-ever.

This 30th day of August 1951.

W. C. Hicks                              Mary Noyes Barber
Fannie Lefevers
Wm. S. Wilkerson


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