WILLS: Lorenzo Bishop, 1891,  Daviess Co., Kentucky

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Date:  May 27, 2001 7:03 PM
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Transcribed by Harold Bishop Morgan

Will of Lorenzo Bishop, dated March 5, 1891
(Daviess County, Kentucky, Will Book E, page 191)

In the name of God, Amen;

I Lorenzo Bishop being of sound mind and disposing memory do make and
constitute this my last will and testament:  I will and bequeath to my wife
Mary Frances one half of the estate of which I may die seized, both real and
personal.  The balance of my estate is to be equally divided between the
children of my brother William Bishop or their children if they shall have
any.  I nominate and appoint my wife Mary Frances Bishop as Executrix of
this will and ask that she be so appointed without bond.

I give to my wife however all of my household furniture and my horse and
buggy for which no account is to be taken.

March 15, 1892
      Lorenzo Bishop
Signed in our presence and
Subscribed by us at request
of Lorenzo Bishop

John G. Weir
Robert A. Osborne
J. R. Osborne

Will was proved on March 18, 1901
It was attested by J. T. Griffith, Clerk
  By Jack H. Taylor, D. C.