Breckinridge County KyArchives Wills.....Quiggins, James Richard May 13, 1844
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Source: Breckinridge County Will Book, 1
Written: May 13, 1844
Recorded: June 11, 1844

 In the name of God, Amen.
  
            I, James Quiggins of the County of Breckinridge and the State of 
Kentucky, being now ailing in boddy but of sound mind and disposing memory 
calling to mind the uncertainty of most life and knowing that it is appointed 
onto all man kind once to die.  These in order for the better of my ....?..... 
do make and ordain this my last will and testament in the following form ( to 
wit )  First I commit my soul to God who gave it and my body to the earth to 
be buried.
           Secondly, As to my worldly goods, my will is that my wife Jane to 
have and to keep to support on all my estate both ..?... and personal for 
during her natural life time to the discharge of my funeral expenses & the 
payment of my just debts during her widowhood and in case she should marry I 
do want my property equal divided between my children.  And as I owe but 
little I request of the Court that they do not require security of Jane my 
wife executor believing she will discharge her duty.  This is my last will, do 
declare this to be my last will and testament.  In witness I do affix my hand 
and seal this 13th of May 1844.
                                                              James Quiggins
                                                                      ( X )
                                                                    his mark
   Witnesses:  William Gregory
                       Jonathan Hay
   
                    I do hereby make the following Codicil (Viz)  I desire 
that my son James A. Quiggins stay with his mother until he is twenty one 
years of age.  Should the said James A. stay until he is twenty one, I  will 
and bequest the most valuable horse that his mother then may own in addition 
to what I have devised to him in the within will.  The foregoing in to be 
my ....?.... 
          June 11th 1844
                                                               James Quiggins
                                                                       ( X )
                                                                     his mark
   Signed and published 
   in the presence of:  Philip L. Reynolds
                                  Jonathan Hay

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