Will: James C. Fogle, 1937: Casey County, Kentucky



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Will of James Clay Fogle:

James C. Fogle, Deceased------------------------

My last will and testament, I will to wife H.C. Fogle all my personal property absolutely. 
I also will to my wife H.C. Fogle the use of all my real estate as long as she lives. At my 
wifes death I bequeathe to my daughter Ruby L. Fogle my home place, composed of the 
following deeds: The M M White deed, the McD. Fogle deed and the J. M McGraw deed.
I bequeathe to my son McDowell Fogle the remainder of my lands composed of the following 
deeds: The W.T. Jasper deed, A deed from the Fogle Heirs; The Edward Ritche deed also my 
half interest in the Irvin Short land; and a seven acre tract patented in my name.
My daughter Ruby shall have a free passway over any of my land to any land she may possess. 
I appoint as executors of this my will my son McDowell Fogle and my daughter Ruby L. Fogle 
without bond; written with my own hand this 4th day of January 1937.

Witness- R.B. Young                        Jas. C. Fogle
Witness- L.F. Young
State of Kentucky
    Sct.
Casey County
      I, John W. Weddle, Clerk of the Casey County Court, certify that the foregoing 
instrument of writing purporting to be the last will and testament of James C. Fogle 
deceased was filed in open court at a special term thereof on December 29, 1945 Casey 
County Court, for probation. Whereupon the same was probated and ordered to be recorded 
as the last will and testament of James C. Fogle, deceased.
And the same was duly recorded.
Given under my hand this 31 day of December 1945.
   John W. Weddle, Clerk
   By Agnes Baldock D.C.



David C. Fogle dcfogle43@yahoo.com