Will: William See, 1813 Montgomery County KY 
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Date: 10 Sep 2002

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Note: I have tried to be as accurate as possible in the transcription of 
this document in regard to spellings, names and initials. I recommend, 
however, that you look at the original document to verify all.  If you 
would like a scan of the original copy, I would be glad to provide it 
to you. Shirley

Will: William See: Montgomery County KY 
Date:  29 June 1813     Will Book   B  Page 38, 78. 79, 80

I William see of the county of Montgomery and state of Kentucky do in my 
last will and Testament, will and bequeath to my brother George See all 
and Every species of my property Except what my wife Elizabeth See is 
justly Entitled to by Law, whereunto I have set my hand this 29th day 
of June 1813 in perfect health and condition William see (seal)
Witness present
John Campbell
Joshua Barnard
Asa graves
James Campbell
Montgomery county clerks office 29th June 1813
This Instrument of writing purporting to be the last will and Testament 
of William See was this day acknowledged before me by the said William 
See as and for his Last will and Testament and requested that the same 
should be recorded as such which is done accordingly
Teste  M Harrison   clk
At a court held for Montgomery county on the 6th day of February 1815 
This instrument of writing purporting to be the last will and testament 
of William See decth was produced in court and proved by the oaths of 
Jno Campbell and Asa Graves witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded 
which is ordered to be annexed to the form administration an said 
decedants estate granted to George See by this court and thereupon 
the same is duly Recorded
Attest    M Harrison  Clk