Warren COUNTY  GA  Wills  Coram, William

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WILLIAM CORAM

Warren County Will Book 1810-1829 Page 64. Warren County Courthouse, Warrenton, GA.
Last will and testament of William Coram dec.
In the name of God amen.
I William Coram being low of body, but of sound mind and 
disposing memory, do make, constitute, and ordain this my last 
will and testament.
1st. I will that all my just debts be paid.

2nd. I will and bequeath unto my beloved wife, Ann Corum (sic), 
during her natural life, the tract of land where I now live, 
together with my stock and plantation utensils. I further give 
unto my beloved wife all my household furniture forever; except 
such as is otherwise disposed of by this will.

3rd. After the death of my beloved wife I give and bequeath unto 
Thomas Corum (sic) all my estate both real and personal, that is 
not otherwise disposed of, forever.

4th. I will and bequeath unto William M. Corum (sic), after the 
death of my beloved wife, the following artacles (sic), viz. my 
large family Bible, my bed, bed sted (sic), and furniture; one 
table, and chest; painted red; and my shotgun. If any of these 
articles should be sold, it is my wish Thomas Coram, his father, 
should keep the money untill(sic) the boy comes of age of twenty 
one; and then give it to the said William M. Coram.

5th. I do hereby appoint, constitute and ordain Ann Coram, 
Thomas Coram, and Robert Lazenby my executors; and executrix, to 
this my last will and testament. Signed with my hand and sealed 
this 30th of March, 1821.

Wm Coram (LS)
George G. Davis
John Farr (F) his mark
Robt. Lazenby
Probate of the foregoing will Georgia Warren County. Personally 
appeared in open Court Robert Lazenby and George G. Davis and 
being duly sworn saith w/un oath that they saw William Coram 
sign and acknowledge the withon will, and further they say upon 
oath that they believe the said Wm Coram was of sound mind and 
disposing memory, they further say that John Farr requested 
Robert Lazenby to sign his name as a witness, and saw John Farr 
make his mark as such. Sworn to me in open court 10th Sept. 
1821.
Robert Lazenby (LS)
George C. Davis (LS)
Jno. Torrence Clk.

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