KY-FOOTSTEPS-D Digest	9 Oct 1999	Volume 99 : Issue 18

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Date: Fri, 8 Oct 1999 16:55:03 -0700 (PDT)
From: Jan Gillespie <gillespie1949@yahoo.com
Subject: OBIT: John Hugh Clements, Dec. 1935, Clementsville, KY
From: "Calista Sanderson" <calista@pyramid3.net
To: OBIT-LOOKUPS-L@rootsweb.com


 Tipton Adveritser Paper December 1935   Tipton,
 Iowa
 John Hugh Clements
 
   John Hugh Clements, a well-known and respectable
 farmer of this  community, son of David and Louise Clements, was
 born on October 17,1890, at  Clementsville, Kentucky, and passed away at the
 Mercy Hospital at Iowa City,  Iowa on Tuesday morning, December 03,1935, at 
the  age of 45 years, 1 month,  and 15 days. he had been in failing health 
for the last two years.
   His early boyhood was spent in Kentucky. In 1910,
 he came to Iowa. On February 11, 1917 he married Delia Wehde from this
 community. He has been engaged in farmiong since that time near Tipton.
   He was a member of the Catholic church and took an active part in helping
 both his church and his community. He was trusted, loved and respected by
 all who knew him. His readiness tohelp, pleasant greetings and familiar
 smile will be missed by his many friends.
   He leaves to mourn his passing, his wife, Delia Clements; his mother,
 Mrs. W.D. Clements; five sisters: Mrs. A. C. Wethington of Beardstown, Ill.,
 Mrs. G.A. Montgomery, Mrs. J.O Wethington, Mrs. T.W. Wethington, all of
 Clementsville, Kentucky; Mrs. Harry Wethington of Tipton; six brothers,
 Lambert of Clementsville, Kentucky, Fladge and Clarence of Tipton, Kenneth
 of Lisbon, Leonard of Deerfort, Michigan, and Francis in the Navy, also many
 nieces and nephews and a host of friends. His father preceded him in death
 tens years ago.
 
                      Card of Thanks
   We sincerely want to thank our friends and
 neighbors for their many kindness extended to us during our recent 
 bereavement.
                        Delia Clements and
                        His mother, brothers,
				sisters
 
 
 
 
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Date: Fri, 8 Oct 1999 19:20:18 -0600
From: "Phyllis Hill" <phill@redrock.net
Subject: BIO: Simon Souther, Boone Co

THE HISTORY OF JOHNSON COUNTY, MISSOURI   Kansas City Historical Co. 1881

SIMON W. SOUTHER, deceased. He was born in Boone County, Kentucky, near
Cincinnati, April 27, 1814. His father was born in Virginia in 1776, and
emigrated to Kentucky at an early day. He served in the War of 1812. Simon
W. was a merchant, trading in various kinds of goods, which he ran down the
river on flatboats. He came to Missouri in 1855, and settled on his present
farm, containing 510 acres. In the following year he was married to Miss M.
Thornton, daughter of George Thornton, who was one of the early settlers of
Johnson County. Mr. S. was engaged in farming and stock raising, dealing
largely in young cattle. He was once elected magistrate. He continued to
reside on the old homestead until his death, which occurred in February
1874. He was an acceptable member of the Christian Church, at his death. His
widow is still living and has five children: Geo. W., Fannie E., Thomas S.,
Annie M. and Theodosia M. Mrs. S., George and Annie are members of the
Christian Church.

James R. Baker, Jr.
JRBAKERJR@prodigy.net
Researching BAKER in Pendleton Co., KY, Shelby Co., IN, Page Co., IA
and Johnson Co., MO.
Please visit my page:
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/8056/jrbakerjr.htm

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Date: Fri, 8 Oct 1999 19:30:43 -0600
From: "Phyllis Hill" <phill@redrock.net
Subject: WILL: Lawrence Sandford, 1827 Boone Co

Boone County, KY - Wills: Sandford, Lawrence, 1827
Friday, 8 October 1999

Submitted by: lharbin@worldnet.att.net  (Buddy & Linda Harbin-Grubbs)
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WILL OF LAWRENCE SANDFORD

Boone County Kentucky, Will Bk. B., pg. 311

I Lawrence Sandford of the county of Boone and state of Kentucky, being weak
in body, but sound in mind memory and understanding, and knowing the
certainty of death and uncertainty of human life, and being desirous to make
an equitable distribution of my estate. I do make and ordain this to be my
last will and testament, hereby revoking and making null and void all others
heretofore made by me.

First. It is my will and desire that all my debts be paid as speedily as
practicable, and that the debts due me and the crop I now have on hand to
the fund out of which my debts are to be paid.

Secondly. It is my will and desire that my children shall all have an equal
proportion of my estate, and that it be equally divided among them. After
deducting from my son Robert's portion three hundred and eighty six dollars
it being the estimate which I have put upon the property already advanced to
him, which is as follows "to wit" One black boy named Guy at $300. - 2 cows
& calves at $20. One half dozen chairs at $4. 12 head of sheep at $12 -
2 beds-bedsteads and furniture at $50. And after deducting from the portion
of daughter Eliza Watts, seven hundred and seventy one dollars it being the
estimate which I have put upon the property already advanced to her, which
is as follows (viz). One black Boy named --------(name left blank) at $300.
One Black girl named ---------(left blank) at $300. One horse at $80 - 2
cows & calves at $25 - 12 head of sheep at $12 - six chairs at $11 - 2 beds -
bedsteads & furniture at $50 - and after advancing to and for the benefit of
each of my younger children a suffiencency to support and educate them at
least as well as those of my children who are already raised and educated,
as my desire is for them all to be well educated and brought up in a genteel
and respectable manner.

Thirdly. It is my will and desire that all my Estate both real and personal
be left with and continue in the possession of my beloved wife, and that she
be at liberty to manage and control it to the best advantage for the benefit
of our children. And if at any time any one or more of the negroes of my
estate should become ungovernable or discover a disposition to runaway my
wife if she thinks it best is to be at liberty to sell or dispose of such to
the best advantage and appropriate the money to the use and benefit of my
children. And if my beloved wife can with convenience spare as much of my
estate, it is my wish that whenever any one or all my children should arise
to lawful age and get married that she would give them in property or money
as may best suit an amount equal in value to those to whom I have already
made advances. And in the same manner to advance to my son Robert when
convenient in property or money and amount sufficient to make him equal with
the amount advanced as here is stated to my daughter Eliza Watts. And if at
any time my beloved wife should wish to do so she can make further division
and distribution among my children, but in each and every case it is my
particular desire and request that she should be careful to keep a just
account among them, and have a just estimate of advance to any one of them
and endeavor at all times to keep the advances and accounts of all my
children as near upon an equality as she nature of the case will admit. And
upon her death for each of my children or their decedent to be made equal
and ??? for an equal division and distribution to take place among them of
all that is remaining of my estate.

And lastly I do hereby nominate constitute and appoint my beloved wife
Permelia Sandford as Executrix and my friends Robert Kirtley and Willis
Graves as Executors to the my last will and testament with directions that 
neither bond or security be required of them nor either of them by the Court
granting probate thereof but that they or either of them be at liberty to act 
as such without. And that neither of them are ever to be held in any manner
responsible for any more of my estate which has not come into the hands of
the one so charged But that each of them be charged only for such part as
may come into their hands individually. My intention and expectations is for 
the whole of my Estate at all times to remain with and in the possession of 
my wife and in that event the others are they to be responsible for more that
actually come into their hands respectively - In testimony where of I do
hereunto set my hand and affix my seal this second day of August 1827.


Signed, Sealed &
acknowledged in presence of
Lawrence Sandford
Henry Pearson
Asa T. Kirtley

Boone County Court
September Term 1827
This last Will and Testament of Lawrence Sandford deceased was this day
produced in Court is examined and proven by the oaths of Henry Pearson and
Asa T. Kirtley, two subscribing witnesses thereto and ordered enter into the
Court Record.

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Date: Fri, 8 Oct 1999 19:36:50 -0600
From: "Phyllis Hill" <phill@redrock.net
Subject: WILL: Permelia Sandford, 1832, Boone Co

Boone County, KY - Wills:  Sandford, Permelia, 1832
Friday, 8 October 1999

Submitted by:  lharbin@worldnet.att.net  (Buddy & Linda Harbin-Grubbs)
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Boone County Kentucky

Book C. Page 5
13 January1832

WILL OF PERMELIA SANDFORD

In the name of God amen. I Permelia Sandford of this county of Boone & State
of Kentucky, being of sound mind & lawful age though feeble & afflicted in
body and knowing the certainty of death and the uncertainty of time do
commit my sole to the Fathers of Mercies through a divine redeemer - And as 
it has pleased me I am in his mercy to intrust to my care some of this 
worldly goods in my poor widowed state do ordain & make this my last will & 
testament.

Item: It is my wish that all the surplus part of the crop that may be in had
after leaving enough for the support of the family, (after the year) be sol
for cash in hand or on a credit as my Executors hereafter named may think
best and one fourth of the amount after sold to be paid to my son Templeman
Sandford as a compensation for his services rendered to me.

Item: It is my wish that my gray mare & bay filly & clock be sold by my
Executors her in after named as they may thing best and the money arising
from the sale together with the remaining three fourths of the money arising
from the sale of the surplus crop and also the notes & money I may have on
hand (after paying my just debts are paid) to be placed in the hand of my
Executor herein after named in trust to be appropriated by them as
hereinafter State of Kentucky to the support, clothing, and schooling of my
four youngest children, Edward Sandford, Mary Sandford, Permelia Sandford
and Sydney Sandford and in such manner as my Executors may think best.

Item 4th: My beloved Brother Robert Kirtley and ??????, Willis Graves are
hereby appointed my Executors to this my last will and testament ???????????
they would serve as such.

As witness my hand and seal this 13th day of January 1832.

Permelia Sandford (Seal)

Presence of
R. Graves
James Graves.

Boone County Court. March Term 1832
This last will & Testament of Permelia Sandford dec. was presented in open
court & proven by the oaths of Reuben Graves & James Graves subscribing
witnesses thereto & ordered to be recorded - whereupon the same is recorded.
attest: Willis Graves Clk.

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Date: Fri, 8 Oct 1999 19:39:42 -0600
From: "Phyllis Hill" <phill@redrock.net
Subject: WILL: Templeman Sandford, 1838,  Boone Co

Boone County, KY - Wills:  Sandford, Templeman, 1838
Friday, 8 October 1999

Submitted by:  lharbin@worldnet.att.net  (Buddy & Linda Harbin-Grubbs)
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Last Will and Testament of Templeman Sandford
(son of Lawrence Sandford & (Permelia Kirtley)

In the Name of God Amen. I Templeman Sandford of the county of Boone and
State of Kentucky being in sound sense and memory, and calling to mind the
uncertainty of life and the certainty of death do make and ordain this my
last will and Testament in order to bestow the worldly goods it hath pleased
God to help me with in manner and form following ???.

1st. It is my will and desire that my debts be paid as early as
practicable. -

2nd. I do hereby lend unto my wife Catharine Sandford during her natural
life all my property both real and personal after my debts is paid and at her
death to be equally divided between my two children to wit Isorah Sandford
and Maryetta Sandford.

3rd. It is my desire that my executor if he thinks it necessary or my wife
Catharine Sandford should wish it that he shall sell one or more of my
slaves.

4th. And lastly. I do hereby appoint Whitfield Early my Executor of this my
last will and Testament and it is my will that it shan't be required of him
to give bond or security as such but be permitted to act as such without
security.

In testimony whereof I do hereunto set my hand and seal this eighth day of
Feb. 1838.

Templeman Sandford (seal)

Signed in presence of Alfred E. Chambers
James N. Early
Peter Cropper

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