WIIL of JOSEPH REED LUTEN
Fulton County, Ky. - Will Book #1, page 561
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Fulton County Court
Regular Term Oct. 10th, 1921

  The foregoing last will and testament of Dr. Joseph Reed Luten was at this
term of court in due form of law proven to be entirely in the hand writing of 
said Joseph Reed Luten, and to be the last will and testament of Joseph Reed 
Luten, and the same is now ordered to probate and to be recorded as such last 
will and testament which is now done accordingly.

   I, Joseph Reed Luten do make this my last will and testament, this the 6th
day of Nov. 1918.

1st - I will to my beloved wife all of my house hold and kitchen furniture, my
horse and buggy and twenty-five dollars, it is my will that she occupy the home 
for one month after my death if she wishes without rent.

2nd - I will to my son Samuel David Luten the sum of one dollar and his note
executed to for ($1500.00) Fifteen Hundred dollars, I direct shall be delivered 
to him cancelled.

3rd - To my daughter, Mary Eason, I will the store house on Lake Street, Fulton,
Ky., also eight shares of bank stock of the City National Bank of Fulton, Ky., 
also I will that my office room upstairs in the building on Lake Street now used
as an office by me shall be used by my son Horace Luten for an office on the 
payment of the sum of Sixty Dollars($60.00) per year to my daughter so long as 
she owns the building, this bequest to my daughter shall be free from any
control whatever of her husband.

4th - I will to my son, Wiley Read Luten, fifteen hundred ($1500.00) dollars in
U.S. Liberty loan registered bonds, also three hundred dollars in U. S. Savings
stamps Registered should I own them at my death.

5th - I will to my son Horace Luten, my home place on the corner of Carr and 3rd
Street, Fulton, Ky., also my office furniture, Instruments and medicine.

6th - I will to my daughter Pearl Luten, wife of S. D. Luten the sum of five
hundred dollars, in case of her death, this bequest shall be paid to her
daughter Christine Briggs.

7th - The remainder of my estate after these bequests are paid and my contracts
and all indebtedness settled and all money due me collected, a suitable monument 
erected at my grave should there be any left, I will shall be distributed to my 
great grand children that survive me, share and share alike.

8th - It is my will that my son Horace Luten shall be my executor without bond,
to carry out this my will.
	Joseph R. Luten
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In explanation of the bequest to my daughter Mary and my son Horace, it is
because they have done more for me and I have given them less than to my other
children and my estate was partly accumulated by the use of her my wife Sarah
Catherine Luten estate and help.
	Joseph R. Luten
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This addition to my will was from the fact that my wife Sarah Catherine Luten
estate was used in buying my property.
	J. R. L.
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Fulton County Court
Regular Term Oct. 10th 1921

   The foregoing last will and testament of Joseph Reed Luten was at this term
of court ordered probated and was confirmed and ordered recorded which is now
done accordingly.
	O. C. Henry, Clerk
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