Will by James & Lusinda Gunn, 1892 :Laurel County, Kentucky

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Submitted by: Vera Burnham vburnham@worldpath.net
Date: December 30, 2001
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Source: Will Book 4, page 229


State of Kentucky
County of Laurel
Febuary the 25th , 1892

The Last Will and Testimony, of James Gunn and Lusinda Gunn, his wife, the
party of the first part, and the Baptist Ministers aid  Society of Kentucky,
at Owensboro Ky., the second party. The party of the first part agrees and
consents for the party of the second party, to have and to hold a certain
boundry or parsel of land lying on the waters of Sinking Creek, containing
149 acres. James Gunn and Lusinda Gunn his wife is of a sound mind but in 
febell Helt
                                     James (X his mark) Gunn
                                     Lusinda (X her mark) Gunn
Witness ; P.L.McFadden
William A. Hodge

The will of James Gunn, filed in open Court at its May Term 1892, and same
being proven on Oath, by P.L.McFadden and William A. Hodge, two of the
subscribing witness to said will, and same was ordered to lie over one month
for exception and none being taken it is ordered by the court that the same
be entered of record which is now done.

Given under my hand this August 21st 1893
                                     C.N. Scoville, Clerk
                                     Laurel County Court