WILL: H. P. Hubbard, April 19, 1918, Metcalfe Co., Kentucky

Metcalfe County Wills: 

I, H.P. Hubbard of Sulphur Well,Metcalfe County Ky. being of sound 
mind and desire to make a will, At my Death I desire that my just 
debts to be payed if I should have any. Then I hereby will and 
bequeath to my wife Laura A. Hubbard my entire estate consisting of 
real estate, money if there should be any, Household and Kitchen 
furniture, horses, mules & cows, gos, farming implements, wagons, 
buggies, and all personal property not herein mentioned. That I now 
have or may acquire, to have her lifetime or so long as she remains 
my widow I hereby give her the right to sell and dispose of any of 
the personal property that she may see fit to do so and at the death 
of the said Laura A. Hubbard then what ever there is remaining to be 
divided as follows, First my two daughters Esta and Eaecins Hubbard 
shall receive one Hundred Twenty Eight Dollars and fifty cents ($128.50) 
a piece as my son Henry Hubbard has received that amount in value, 
then the remainder is to be divided equally among them I hereby name 
Laura A. Hubbard as adminstratrix to serve without bond. Whereunto I have 
set my hand and seal on this April 19, 1918. H. P. Hubbard 

Witnesses P. G. Cassady & E. G. Oakes)

State of Kentucky SCT, County of Metcalfe: I Earl O. Shive, Clerk of 
Metcalfe County Court, do hereby certify that the foregoing instrument 
was this day lodged to be and is, with this and the foregoing certificate 
duly recorded in my office. Given under my hand this the 12 day of 
November 1957. (Signed) Earl O. Shive, Clerk.


Submitted by: Lillie Rackley
email: lrackley@goinghot.com

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