WILL of  Dr. A. B.WHAYNE
Fulton County, Kentucky - Will Book #1, page 451
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I, A. B. Whayne being in good mental condition and capable of disposing of my
real and personal effects, do make this my last will and testament, bequest 
that after my funeral expenses and indebtedness is paid I will that my wife,
Virginia M. Whayne be given my house and lot on the corner of Third and College
Street where I now reside together with household furniture thereunto belonging 
same to be hers during the time she remains my widow, or until her death, in
case she should marry again and at the time of her remarriage or death such 
property to go to any bodily heirs of their children. I also give to my wife one
thousand dollars to come out of my property either personal or real estate, as 
such amount may accrue from proceeds of my farm or otherwise, and after she has
paid the amount stipulated ($1000.00)the balance of property personal and real 
to be divided equally between my children W. A. Whayne, Lelia W. Humphry, Hattie 
Burnett, Lucy Mott Miller and Trevor Whayne share and share alike, but should 
either of my children die without children, then their share in my estate be 
divided between my other children or their heirs, should I die before my land is 
all paid for, I would suggest that it remain together and operated until it can 
be paid for, from the proceeds of sold not less than sixty dollars per acre and 
should he be living I suggest that Edward Ligon direct and advise the running of
my farm until it pays out of debt. I also suggest that my children raise the 
money by mortgaging the farm or otherwise to pay balance of purchase price and
the amount stipulated to my wife, or hold the farm until those debts are
canceled or Trevor Whayne shall become of age, could my property be arranged 
with an administrator I would greatly prefer it, should one be necessary would 
prefer a responsible man chosen by my heirs and not in any way related to me or
any of my heirs.
	A. B. Whayne

We the undersigned have witnesseth signature to within instrument May 6, 1908
	S. W. Paris
	R. N. Whitehead

Since writing the within I have given to Trevor Whayne (my son) 24 acres of land
deeded by Kate Warren to me, my estate to pay all incumberances if any and he is
to receive land before my estate is divided.
A. B. Whayne
B. 
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State of Kentucky
County of Fulton

I, S. T. Roper, Clerk of the County Court for the County and State aforesaid,
certify that have this day duly recorded the foregoing will of A. B. Whayne,
together with this and a foregoing certificate in my office. Given under my 
hand this the 16th day of April 1912.
	S. T. Roper, Clerk
	By Blanche Helm, D. C.

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