WILL: ANNE B. WEST - 1825, LOGAN COUNTY, KENTUCKY
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LOGAN COUNTY, KY WILL BK. C, p. 147-148:

To John, Sally, and Mary Peak, uncle and aunts, 1/4 interest in land in 
Ohio or money, 1/5 land in Bullitt Co. and land on which uncle lives to 
be equally divided, also the stock and household furniture, house and 
orchard to the aunts, 1 slave to serve uncle and aunts but to go free 
at their deaths; to Anne B. Slaughter, cousin, her part in 1/4 of land 
in Ohio or money, 1/5 of land in Bullitt Co., land bought of Arthur Slaughter, 
to Sally Slaughter, cousin slave and 2 children; to William Fooks, 
relationship not given, estate in Washington County, KY, 1/5 of land 
in Bullitt Co., to Thomas Peak, uncle, 1/4 of land in Ohio or money, 1/5 
of land in Bullitt Co.; to Henry Ellen Short, relationship not given, 1/5 
of land in Bullitt Co.; to unnamed daughters of William Fooks, 1/4 of 
land in Ohio or money; to William Slaughter, his part of 1/4 interest 
in land in Ohio or money, to James Slaughter, his part of 1/4 interest 
in land in Ohio or money.  Henry Ellen Short is the daughter of William 
Short.  Anne B., William and James Slaughter children of Arthur Slaughter.  
Written 15 Sept. 1824.  

Exec. John Peak, William Fooks.  

Witnesses:  Archibald Felts, William Sublett.  

Probated 7 Feb. 1825.