Non cupative Will: Thomas Oakly, Bath & Montgomery Counties KY 
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Date: 10 Sep 2002

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Non cupative Will: Thomas Oakly: Bath & Montgomery Counties KY 
Date:  12 April 1813   Will  Book  B   Page 78

At a Court held for bath County on the 12thday of April 1813
Joel Parker produced the written and hereto annexed instrument of 
writing to the Court purporting to be the noncupative will of Thomas 
Oakly Deceased and the same was fully proven by the oaths of George Pugh 
and William Manly But for reasons appearing to the Court they would not 
admit said will to Record at this Court but ordered the same to be 
continued untill the next Court and at a Court held for Bath County 
on on the 15th day of June 1813 The Depositions of George Pugh and 
William Manly was purporting to be the non cupative Will of Thomas 
Oakly decd being produced at last court and for cause shown Continued 
untill the present term and there now being no objections made it is 
ordered that the same be recorded according to Law
Teste
Willim (sic) M Sudduth D.C. B.C.
At a court held for Montgomery County on the third day of August 1813 
This Instrument of writing purporting to be the last will and testament 
of Thomas Oakly decd was produced in court and by virtue of the 
certificate of the Clerk of Bath County the same is ordered to record 
which is Done accordingly Attest M Harrison