Will: Setser, William, 1920-Martin Co. KY


THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT of Wm Setser.

        I, Wm Setser being of sound mind and knowing the uncertainty of life
make this my last Will and Testament.
(1)    I hereby will and bequeath to Sarah Setser my wife the sum of $1.00 to
       be paid out of my estate.
(2)    I will and bequeath to Frank Setser my son, the sum of $5.00 Five
       Dollars to be paid out of my estate.
(3)    I will and bequeath to Laura Setser my daughter the sum of $5.00 Five
       dollars to be paid out of my estate.
(4)    I will and bequeath to Roland Setser my brother the sum of $100.00 One
       Hundred dollars in cash to be paid out of my estate.
(5)    All the rest of my property both personal and real I hereby bequeath
       and will to John Setser my brother.
I hereby appoint my brother John Setser as my executor without bond to carry
out the provisions of this will.  I further authorize my brother to use a wise
discretion with reference to my two children, should they or either of them
try to do any good and make an honest living to help them in any manner he
think proper.

Given under my hand this 21 day of June, 1920.
                                                             his
Witness to signature.                                      Wm.X Setser  (seal) 
         Emery Delong                                        mark
         Winfield Delong

State of Ky.
County of Martin/ Sct.

I U. S. Hall a deputy Clerk for the above county and state certify that the
foregoing will of Wm. Setser, was dictated by him and written by me and that
both he and the witnesses signed in my presence after it was read to Wm.
Setser.
           Given under my hand this 21 day of June, 1920.
                                                    U. S. Hall Deputy Clerk.


               Orders Martin County Court.

                Reg. April term, April 11, 1921.

At a county court began and held in and for the county of Martin at
the courthouse in the town of Eden on Monday April 11, 1921, the
regular Judge. Hon. L.P. Aldridge residing. This day a paper purporting to be
the Last Will and Testament of Wm.(Marion) Setser, was produced to the court
for probate and the same being read aloud by the clerk of this court and was
examined by the court and proven in open court by Emery Delong one of the
attesting witnesses and by U. S. Hall who wrote the will that said Wm.(Marion)
Setser signed and acknowledged the said will in their presence and in the
presence of each other and that they signed their names as witnesses in the
presence of said Wm (Marion) Setser as and for the Last Will and Testament of
said Setser and that he then and there in their presence acknowledged the same
to be his act and deed.
The coourt being advised adjudges said paper to be the Last Will and
Testament of said William Marion Setser and orders that the clerk of this
court record the same among the will records of his office as the Last Will
and Testament of said Setser.It appearing that John Setser by the terms of said
will was appointed the
executor of said will, came and taken the oath required by law, he not
being required to execute bond as such as the will provides that he shall
qualify as and act as such without bond. The said will and orders of the court
as above act out is hereby admited to record in my said office as above, which
is a true transcript of the will and orders probating same.

          Witness my hand this April 12th, 1921.
                                              J. S. Cassady Clerk


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