Will of William Blankenship, 1892 Laurel County, Kentucky

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Submitted by: Rick Giirtman rgirtman@attbi.com
Date: May 5, 2002
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Source: Will Book 4, page 222

This 23rd day of January 1892. The last will and Testament of William
Blankenship, being in sound mind and in feeble health makes his Will to his
wife Mary Blankenship until her death he wills his lands and property all to
Mary Blankenship his widow and gives her the power to sell any part of said
lands to pay purchase money on lands or any personal property the to pay
purchase money on said lands and the death of said  and at the death of his
widow Wm Blankenship and Robert Blankenship and is to have said lands
provided they take care of the widow until her death and July Blankenship
is to have a home until she marries Cim S. Blankenship and Levi Blankenship,
John Blankenship, Frank Blankenship, Ely Blankenship and Nancy J. Graybeal
wife of William Graybeal and July Blankenship is to all have one dollar a
piece for their part at the death of Mary Blankenship his widow. 

                                      William Blankenship (his mark) 
Witness: 
B. G Reams 
J. C. McFadden 

State of Kentucky 
County of Laurel 
I, C. N. S c o v i l l e Clerk Laurel County Court do certify that the
foregoing will was produced in open court & proven to be the last will and
Testament of William Blankenship, Deceased, and same was ordered by the Court to
be recorded, all of which is hereby done accordingly. 

Given under my hand this July 13th, 1892. 
                                     C. N. S c o v i l l e Clk.