WILL: J. (John) A. Buckner
Green County, KY, Will Book 5, Page 75

     I, J. A. Buckner, being of sound mind and memory do make and
publish this as my last will and testament, hereby revoking all
former wills made by me.

     1st.  I will that all my just debts and burial expenses
shall be paid.

     2d.  I will and bequeath to Tommie Moody my gold watch.

     3d.  I will and bequeath and desire all the remainder of my
property to Tommie Moody and G. A. Moody, each to have and hold
one half of said property.

     4th I hereby appoint the said G. A. Moody as Executor of my
will, this September 3, 1913.
                            J. A. Buckner       <Seal>
Signed, sealed and delivered
in our presence
G. H. Noggle
M. Blakeman

     At a county court held for Green County at the Court House
in Greensburg, Kentucky, on the 14th day of April, 1919, the
foregoing Instrument of Writing purporting to be the last will
and testament of J. A. Buckner (deceased), late of this county
was produced in court and proven by the testimony of M. Blakeman,
one of the attesting witnesses hereto, and the attestation of the
other subscribing witness, C. H. Noggle, was proven by the oath
of Jeff Henry, who stated that he well knew the said C. H.
Noggle, and that Noggle was now absent from the State of
Kentucky, being in the service of the Knights of Columbus, that
he knew the hand writing of the said C. H. Noggle from having
seen him write, that the whole of said will was in the hand
writing of the said C. H. Noggle, and that the signature of the
said C. H. Noggle to said will as one of the attesting witnesses
was in the hand writing of the said Noggle, that he well knew the
said J. A. Buckner, who was a resident of Green County, Kentucky,
that he was over the age of twenty one years at the time of
writing said will, and that said J. A. Buckner was at that time
of sound mind and disposing memory, that the said C. H. Noggle
was at the time of writing of said will a lawyer, in good
standing, and the same was examined, approved and established by
the court as the last will and testament of J. A. Buckner,
deceased, and ordered to be recorded, which is truly done in my
office, this April 16, 1919.

                              A. J. Perkins, Clerk, G. C. C.
                              By Lena Foster, D. C.
                              
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