WILLS: Will of John C. Sanders, 1864, Taylor County, Kentucky

Taylor Co. Will Book 1 
pg. 133, 30-July-1861 

Will of John C. Sanders, 
My wife is to hold the home tract of land, all household property and as much stock as 
she chooses, during her lifetime, and the Marr place, containing 50 acres. My wife may 
keep any slave for her use or hire them out to the family, the proceeds are to be for 
her and the minor children. 

All money owed me is to be collected and placed out on interest. The interest is to be 
used for clothing and schooling my minor children, NANCY ROBINSON and G. ALFRED 
CALWELL and to support my wife. 

My son-in-law ISAAC C. CHAUDOIN and my daughter MARGARET CHAUDOIN, to have all that I 
have given them, also 50 acres, adjoining them, at $6 per acre. 

My daughter, MARY JANE WRIGHT, is to have the 88 acres she now lives on, at $6 per 
acre. this is not to be subjected to any debts owed by WASHINGTON G. WRIGHT. 

My son, E. T. SANDERS, is to have the tract of land he now lives on at $6 per acre. 

My son, HENRY SANDERS, is to have all that I have given him and the 125 acres 
adjoining ROBERT ROBINSON, at $5 per acre. 

My son, JOHN C. SANDERS, is to have all I have given him and the tract of land where 
he now lives at $6 per acre, except a piece of land by the meandering of a branch and 
then up to the Campbellsville and Saloma Road. 

My son, ROBERT B. SANDERS, is to have all I have given him and the land he now lives 
on at $5 per acre. 

My daughter, ELIZABETH is to have all I have given to her, and a piece of my land of 
her choice valued at $500. 

My daughter, NANCY and son GEORGE ALFRED CALWELL are to made equal in property with 
the rest of my children. Including horses, saddles, bed and bed clothing. 

My daughter, ANN SHOFNER, is to have all I have given to her, and the tract of land 
that I have rented to APPERSON, at $4 per acre. 

My son, GEORGE ALFRED CALWELL, is to have the home tract of land valued at $1000 
together with the MARR place at the death of his father and mother. 

All children are to be made equal. My grandson WILLIAM THOMAS SANDERS, is to have $500 
if he comes to get it in person. 

E. T. SANDERS, JOHN C. SANDERS, executors. 
Wit: HENRY G. BROWN, EASTIN SANDERS, F. M. CHANDLER 

Produced: 4-Jan.-1864 
Recorded: 5-Jan.-1864

submitted by: Debbie Raque
email: raque@bellsouth.net

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