WILL: Weddle, Solomon (1822-1890); Pulaski County, KY
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Submitted by "Susan Chance-Rainwater", scr@ncc.com
Date: 16 Mar 1999
Subject: Will of Solomon Weddle, Pulaski Co., 1822-1890
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The Will of Solomon Weddle
10 April 1886 Pulaski County, Kentucky
Book 7 Page 182

Know [unreadable] by the [unreadable] that I, S. Weddle in the County of 
Pulaski and State of Kentucky [unreadable] last will and testament.

First, I give and bequeath to my loving (or living) beloved wife Patsy, the 
farm and [unreadable] of all kind and all other [unreadable] including the 
house [unreadable] for her benefit during her natural life and I appoint her 
to fill the [unreadable].

Second, I give and bequeath to my daughters fifty dollars each in [unreadable] 
I give my sons, this is to make them equal, they [unreadable) by the execution 
where the estate is wound up.  [Unreadable] of the estate, I give and bequeath 
to my sons and daughters to be divided in equal shares among them.  I 
[unreadable] the executors to see their families kept up and aid [unreadable] 
and collecting debts.  These are [unreadable].

[Unreadable]...and appoint Galen E. Weddle, Jacob T. Weddle to be the executors 
to wind up all the business, and reserve one half [unreadable, possibly a number] 
acre of land for a grave yard and [unreadable] them to sell the land and 
all the property.  This is my last will and testament this April the 10th 1886.
							S. Weddle

State of Kentucky, County of Pulaski
I John S. May, clerk of Pulaski County Court, do certify that the foregoing 
instrument of [unreadable] proporting to be the Last Will and Testament of S. 
Weddle, deceased, was at the April [unreadable] 1890  of the Pulaski County 
Court, presented in April Court and the hand writing of the said S. Weddle, 
deceased, being proved according to law by the oaths of G. E. Weddle, James M. 
Weddle and James T. Eastham to be the [unreadable] last will and testament of 
S. Weddle, deceased.  And said instrument was ordered by the court to be 
admitted as such [unreadable abbreviation] Last Will and Testament of S. 
Weddle, deceased.  Wherefore I have recorded it and the [unreadable].  Given 
unto my hand this May 6th 1890.
							
						att. John S. May, clerk
						

Transcription made from an almost unreadable photocopy from microfilm.

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