WILL: Austin Hall, 1859, Bullitt County, KY

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Transcribed and contributed by Donna M. Hall   bobndonnaky @ aol.com
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WILL, Austin Hall, 21 March 1859, p.398

     I , Austin Hall of Bullitt County and State of Kentucky, being old and infirm and 
knowing the uncertianty of life do make and ordain this as my last Will and Testament in the 
following form and manner towit. After my decease, my remains to be buried in a plain and 
decent manner and the payment of my just debts, I give to my son J.Q.A. Hall my watch, my 
library of books, Bridle and Saddle, and all my wearing apparel. I give to my daughter Anne 
Hall all my household furniture of every description also my Riding Beast and One Hundred 
Dollars to compensate her for the caring for myself and her aged mother in our old age. the 
balance of my estate to be equally divided between my two daughters Anne Hall and Mary Hall 
and the grand children of my deceased daughter Malindy Paris. Lucy Hopewell my granddaughter 
to have one half the other half to be equally divided between my great grandchildren viz. 
James Markwell, Joseph A. Markwell, Charles Markwell, and Melinda Markwell, they being the 
children of my deceased granddaughter Margaret Markwell. I do hereby appoint Lewis Hall and 
Thomas Hall my executors and request that they shall not be required to give bond or make 
oath for the discharge of their duties as my executors of this my last Will and Testament 
written by my own hand this 21st day of March, 1859    

				 Austin Hall
		State of Kentucky  (mark)