WILLS: GEORGE W. MORGAN, 1848,  Daviess Co., Kentucky

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Harold Bishop Morgan  hmorgan@evansville.net
Date:  May 24, 2001 1:54 PM 
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Transcribed by Harold Bishop Morgan

WILL OF GEORGE W. MORGAN, 1848

I, G. W. Morgan of Daviess County Kentucky being of sound mind and memory,
do hereby make and publish this my last will and testament hereby revoking
all other wills.

1. If I owe any debts at the time of my death, I design and direct that they
shall be first paid out of my estate by my executor.

2. I give and bequeath the sum of one hundred dollars, to be expended in
Masses for repose of my soul, and I direct my executor to expend that sum
therefore.

3. I give, bequeath and devise to my son George E. Morgan absolutely all my
estate of every kind and character and wherever situated.

4. I hereby appoint my son George E. Morgan executor of this will and I
request and direct that he may be permitted to qualify without bond or
security of any kind.

Witness my hand this July twenty fourth nineteen hundred and thirteen.

     G. W. Morgan

Witnesses: R. A. Miller
  Edith Palmer


The will was proven on February 6, 1914 at a County Court held for Daviess
County, Kentucky.