Will of W.G.D. Flanagan, Russell County, KY February 7, 1931

I transcribed this from the photocopy I have. I have attempted to keep
spelling, capitalization, etc. as in the original. There were a few spots
where I wasn't sure of the word, indicated by question marks.

File submitted by Gary F l a n a g a n
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I W.G.D. Flanagan (MD), of Jamestown, Kentucky do hereby make and publish
this my last will and testament,
First, I desire all my debts and funeral expenses paid as soon as convenient 
after my death.
Second, I give and  bequeath to my wife, Angie Flanagan, all of my personal 
property I may own at my death.
Third, I give and devise to my said wife, for the term of her natural life, 
all of the real estate that I may own at my death;provided, however, that if 
it should become necessary for her to sell any or all of said Real estate to 
provide herself with the necessaries of life, she is hereby empowered to do 
so, and may make deed conveying fee simple title to such real estate as she 
may sell.

                                            W.G.D. Flanagan

Witnessed by the undersigned who saw the testator sign his name to the 
foregoing will, and who affix our signtures hereto as witnesses, all of 
which is done at the request of the testaor, in his presence and in the 
presence of each other, Louisville, Kentucky February 7, 1931

                                            Hugh Sharp
                                            Mrs. Mary Sharp
State of Kentucky
County of Russell
I H.B. Popplewell, Clerk of the Russell County Court, certify that at the 
April term of the Russell County Court, 1931 the foregoing instrument of 
writing was produced for probate and record as the last will and testament 
of W.G.D. Flanagan, deceased, which was read and upon proof heard and by 
Interrogatories(?) of Hugh and Mary Sharp, witnesses to signature of 
testator the same was adjudged to be the true and last will of the said 
W.G.D. Flanagan, deceased and was ordered to be recorded as such, whereupon 
the same, together with this certificate have been duly recorded in my 
office.
Witness my hand this April 16th 1931.
                                            H.B. Popplewell Clerk
                                            by Lee A Lawless ac
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