Crawford County IL Archives Wills.....Jackson, Joseph September 23, 1857
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Source: Record Of Wills, 1818-1923, Illinois Court, Crawford County
Written: September 23, 1857
Recorded: February 4, 1858

Know all men by these preasance where I Joseph Jackson of the County Crawford
and State of Ill. Here by my last will in writing bearing date September 23 1857
and have here set fourth the previtions of this will and I do by these writing
bequeath unto my beloved wife after my funeral expenses is [paid] and all my
[debts] paid I give unto my Beloved wife fourliange (?) track or parsel of land
during her natural life to wit the  North quarter of the South hafe of Section
Twenty three in Township North of Range fourteen west containg eighty acres to
Have and to hold during her natural life and after her decease it is my last
will that my Beloved son Wm and Betsy and Mary and Joseph and Jane and Susan
have one Dollar each, and after the death of my beloved wife, I bequeth unto my
beloved daughter Lydia and my beloved son Washington all the proprey that may
remain to be equal divided between them two.
In Witness where unto I Joseph Jackson of the above will do this day set my hand
& seal September 23 AD 1857.
In preasance of Witnesses
	John McCrory [seal]
	         his
	James Matheny  [seal]
                mark
Writ Reubin Matheny

State of Illinois Crawford County Sess.  Personally appeared in open court to
wit at the February Term of the County Court of said County of Crawford State of
Illinois AD 1858  John McCrory, James Matheny, & Reuben Matheny who being suly
sworn according to law deposith & states that they were present by request of
Joseph Jackson late of said Crawford County deceased and heard him said Jackson
acknowledge the will & testament hereto attached to be his act & deed and he
Jackson then & there declared the same to be his last will & testament and that
they and each of them believe the said Joseph Jackson to be of sound mind and
memory at the time of acknowling the same and that they  and each of them
attested said Will & testament in the preasance of said testator and by
direction				
Reuben Matheny
     his
 James Matheny
     mark
 John McCrory
Sworn and Subscribed to in open Court this 4th day of February AD 1858.  
John T. Cox  Clerk



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