WILL OF HARRISON WILLS

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Date: Tue, 30 Jun 1998
From: Vivian Moon VMcca43559@aol.com
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Salt Lick Ky. Feb. 26, 1906

Will:
I Harrison Wills of the County of Bath and State of Kentucky while I am of
sound mind I do hereby make my last will in testimony hereof as follows:

After my lawful debts are paid I bequeath Albert Wills and Ellen Wills, 
her 4 children Sam Basford, John Basford, Margaret Meeks and Harrison 
Basford their mothers part.  And Laura Pierce, Annie Liza Rogers, Thomas 
Wills, Sampy Wills, John L. Wills, Willie Wills.  The 4 Spence children are 
to have 1.00 each when they become of age.  I also appoint Albert Wills if 
living, to give those Spence children their part and if he be dead, either 
one of the other heirs is to act in his stead.

I further bequeath to my wife Margerette Wills all on my household and 
kitchen furniture and the farm I now live on and also my water Griss Mill 
her lifetime. But she is not to sell none of the house-hold goods.  After 
her death this estate is to be divided as provided in the first part of 
the will. I do hereby acknowledge this to be  my voluntary free act and 
will. In testimony whereof I have hereunto subscribed my name in the 
presence of witnesses hereof:                          
signed:  Harrison Wills
E.C. Kimbrell
J. T. Jones                                              

Commonwealth of Kentucky Bath County Court April Term  April 8, 1907

I Leslie Shrout, Clerk of the Bath County Court do certify that the foregoing
instrument of weiting purporting to be the last will of Harrison Wills
Deceased, was this day produced in open court and duly proven by the oaths 
and testimony of E.C. Kimbell and J. T. Jones the subscribing witnesses 
thereto, whereupon the said instrument of writing was adjudged by said court
to be and was established as the last true will of said Harrison Wills 
deceased. And as much was ordered to record, whereupon I have duly recorded 
the same with this certificate in my office given under my hand this the 
8th. day of April, 1907
                                                                         
Leslie Shrout , Clerk