Taylor COUNTY  GA  will   John Mott

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Taylor County, Georgia
In the name of God Amen.
I John Mott of said state and county being of advanced
age, and knowing that I must shortly depart this life
think it right and proper that both as respects my family
and myself that I should make a disposition of the
property with which a kind providence has blessed me; do
therefore make this my last will and testement, hereby
revolking all others heretofore made by me.

1st. Item I desire and direct that my body be buried in a
Chrition like mannor suitable to my circumstances in
life. My soul I trust return to rest with God who gave
it.

2nd Item I desire and direct that all my debts be paid by
my Executor herein after appointed especially as there is
no necessity for delay.

3rd Item I give and bequeath to my six children namely
Sarah Ann Racheals, - John William - , Susan, Eliza, Mary
Elizabeth, and Matilda Mott - all that lot or tract of
land in the thirteenth District of originally Muscogee
now Taylor County - known as lot number Eighty six
together with all the Rights and appointnaces (?0 ----?--
- beling-ing and my Executor to dispose of the place to
the best advantage & benefit of the children together
with all the residue of property what it be.

4th. Item And I hereby constitute and ordain my son,
Zachariah J. Mott as Executor of my last Will and
testament, this July 18, 1883. ___ end will ____

Note by Poster: This should not be construed to mean
these were the only children of John Mott. There is
conclusive proof of quite a few others. It seems he
listed his youngest children in his will, probably still
minors.
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