WILL of Charles Quary Shepherd, 1922, Bullitt Co., KYK

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Transcribed by: sweemarie@aol.com
Date: 21 Apr 2002
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                    Will of Charles Quarry Shepherd

I Charles Q. Shepherd, being of sound mind, and dispesing memory, do make and publish the following as my 
last will and testament:

1st - I give and devise to my son, Harvey Shepherd  a tract of land containing 75 acres adjoining the land 
of John Bees on the north and the lands of wm. Greenwell an the west the lands of Rush on the east and the 
lands of wm Greenwell on the south.

2nd - I give and devise to my daughter Effie Miles, and my son Richard Shepherd  the remainder  of my estate 
 real and personel and out of the estate devised to them my indebtness shall be paid.

    I give nothing to my daughter, Ada Moore and my sons, J.W. Shepherd and Charles Shepherd in this will 
because I have heretofore given to each of them as much or more tahn the others will receive under this 
will.   My Son Richard shall be required to pay to my daughter Effie  the sum of $100.00 to reimburse her 
money expanded to improving the Cress place.  If I shall live beyond this year this sum shall not be paid.

    All other wills heretofore made by me are hereby revoked.

    Witness my hand, this 1st day of June 1922
           

            C. Q. Shepherd.
 
    The foregoing was signed by Charles Q. Shepherd in our presence and was declared by him  to be his last 
will and testament  and we have signed same at his request in his presence.
                J. H. Miller
                W. O. Kulmer
His will was proved in court in Bullitt County  on the 14th day of August 1922
By Lindsay Ridgeway, clerk of the Bullitt County Court, state of Kentucky