Warren County GaArchives Wills.....Green W Cody April 5 1882
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Source: Will Book 1852-1897, page 343
Written: April 5 1882
Recorded: June 11 1882


State of Georgia, Warren Co.}  We the undersigned being present at the making 
of Green W. Cody's nuncupative Will at the last sickness of Green W. Cody at 
his dwelling in said county on the 31st day of March 1882, and being called on 
by him to bear witness to his Will, heard him declare his will as follows,  "I 
wish and desire to have my property kept together until my youngest child 
shall become of age, and in the  meantime all that is made on my place, over 
and above the expense of running it, I desire shall be equally divided between 
my wife and children, and I desire to have William Alexander Grier to be the 
executor of my will,"  all of which on the 5th day of April 1882, aftger Green 
W. Cody's death was reduced to writing and signed by us, at the request of the 
executor, William Alexander Grier.  Given under our hands.
-Amanda S. Grier, James M. Cody,  William A. Grier.

Georgia, Warren County
       Personally came into open court on this the 17th day of June 1882, at a 
regular adjouned term of said Court, Amanda S. Grier, James M. Cody and 
William A. Grier, who being duly sworn say that they were present at the 
making of the within numcupative Will of Green W. Cody; that they were, being 
so present bidden by the said Green W. Cody to bear witness that such was his 
will as now presented to this Court, that the said Will was made in the last 
sickness of G. W. Cody, in the house of his habitation in said county, and 
that the same was reduced to writing within thirty days after speaking the 
same.  Which writing is the within and here in open Court: and we further 
swear that at the time of making said Will, said G. W. Cody was of sound and 
disposing mind and memory, and acted volumtarily and at the time specified.
Sworn to and subscribed before me in open court this June 11th, 1882.  R.W. 
Hubirt, Ordinary
Signed:  Amanda S. Grier, James M. Cody, W. A. Grier



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