Taliaferro County GaArchives Wills.....Taylor, Joe W. March 25, 1909
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Source: Taliaferro Co., Ga Will Book B, Pages 299-300
Written: March 25, 1909
Recorded: May 3, 1909

LDS Film No. 220541
Wills 1826-1922 – Georgia Court of Ordinary (Taliaferro County)
Transcribed by Rhoda Taylor Fone


State of Georgia, Taliaferro County.
I, Joe W. Taylor, of Taliaferro County and State of Georgia considering the 
uncertainty of this life and being of sound mind and memory do make and declare 
and publish this my Last will and testament.  

Item First.  All of my debts to be paid first and all the rest of my estate I 
give to my beloved wife Madora Taylor to witt all the money I may have at the 
time of my death and all the lands and appertenances situated thereon more 
fully described by deeds and plats which I now hold and which are now on record 
in the Clerks office of the Superior Court of the above State and County and 
all stock consisting of horses mules cows and hogs; and corn fedder peas hay 
all other perishable property that I may die possessed of to have and to hold 
the same during her natural life for the support of herself my minor child or 
children and unmarried daughter or daughters.

Item Second.  All the rents and profits arising from the above mentioned 
property shall not become subject to any present past or future debt that my 
wife may make but shall be used by my wife as set forth in item the first in 
this will. 

Item Third.  All of the property mentioned in item one and two of this will I 
give to my beloved wife Madora Taylor during her natural life and at her death 
to be equally divided between my children share and share alike and that of my 
estate which shall fall by equal distribution to my children shall not become 
subject to any debt they may ever make and the rents and profits arising from 
said interest in my estate shall not become subject to any debt they the 
children shall make but shall be used as they the children may desire to use it.

Item Fourth.  If any of my children desire to sell their interest in my estate 
that will fall by equal distribution to them I require that said interest be 
reinvested in real estate stocks or bonds and that said reinvestment shall be 
used by them as set forth in Item three of this will.  

Item Fifth.  If any of my children die without children that child or childrens 
part of my estate shall revert back to my estate and be equally divided between 
my other children and such interest shall comply with item three of this will.  

Item Six.  I hereby appoint Robt. L. Taylor, T. W. Taylor and Joel Taylor my 
sons as Executors to this my last will and testament and that said Executors 
are to serve without pay or commission.  
/s/  Joe (X his mark) Taylor

Signed sealed declared and published by the said Joe W. Taylor as and for his 
last will and testament in presence of us who at his request and in his 
presence and in presence of each other have subscribed our names as witnesses 
hereto.
Lawrence R. Brown
William M. Kendrick
John R. Kendrick Justice of the Peace
This March 25th, 1909

The foregoing will of Joe W. Taylor, deceased, admitted to probate in open 
Court in common form, at May Term, 1909.
This 3rd day of May 1909
/s/  M. Z. Andrews, Ordinary of Taliaferro County, Georgia

State of Georgia, County of Taliaferro.
Before me came John R. Kendrick named as a witness to the within writing, 
purporting to be Joel W. Taylor’s last will; and being duly sworn, saith that 
he with Dr. L. R. Brown and W. Marion Kendrick at the request of Joel W. Taylor 
and in his presence and in presence of each other, did attest as witnesses the 
within writing as Joel W. Taylor’s last will; that the same was signed and 
published by Joel W. Taylor in their presence as his last will; that he was at 
the time of said attestation and signing by him of sound and disposing mind and 
memory; that he executed the within paper voluntarily.
John R. Kendrick
Sworn to and subscribed before me,
This 3rd day of May 1909.
/s/ M. Z. Andrews, Ordinary.

Georgia, Taliaferro County;
To Whom it may concern;
Whereas, at a regular term of the Court of Ordinary for said County, on the 
3rd, day of May, 1909, the last Will and testament of Joel W. Taylor late of 
said County, deceased, was duly proved and admitted to record, and it was 
ordered that letters testamentary issue to R. L. Taylor, Joel Taylor, and T. W. 
Taylor, the executors named in said Will, upon their taking the oath of office;

Now, therefore, the said R. L. Taylor, Joel Taylor and T. W. Taylor, having 
taken said oath, are by these presents, authorized and empowered to act as 
executors, of said will, and to administer all and singular the goods and 
chattels, rights and credits, lands and tenements of said deceased, according 
to said will and the laws of said State.
Given under my hand and official seal, this May the 3rd, 1909.
/s/  M. Z. Andrews
Ordinary Taliaferro County, Ga.




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