Will: Trimble Co, 1850
Submitted by: Joy Mack   Email:  cmuck@seidata.com  

Trimble County Courthouse
Bedford, Kentucky
Will Book 1, Pg. 110
Will of Linsey Bain 1850

         In the name of God Amen.  I Linsey Bain of the County of Trimble 
and State of Kentucky being of sound mind and disposing memory do make and 
ordain this as my last will and testament.  

First, It is my will that all of my Just debts and funeral expenses be paid.  
It is my will that after the payment of my debts funeral expenses are paid 
that my wife Sidney Bain have one third part of all my estate both real and 
personal.

Secondly, I will to my daughter Hannah Toombs five hundred dollars and no 
more which she has already recieved by the sale of a negro woman. 3rd I will
to my two grandsons George Bain and Albert Bain sons of my son George Bain 
Dec'd twenty five dollars each.  I will to my daughter Sarah Ann Bain two 
Dollars and no more And it is my will the balance of my estate not therefore 
willed be equally divided among my following children viz. Virginia Bain, 
Louisa Tombs, Malvina Tombs, Mary Elizabeth Bain, Susan Bain, Thomas Bain, 
and Margaret Ellen Bain.  If any of my daughters should die without any 
children It is my will that their portion of my estate revert back to my 
children who are a live.  It is also my will that the property willed my 
daughters shall not be taken from them for any debts contracted by their 
husbands.  Lastly, I appoint my wife Sidney Bain executrix of this my last 
will and testament giving her full power and authority if she should see 
proper to select some other person to qualify with her.  In Testimony where 
of I have _____  ______ my name and affixed my seal this 22nd June 1850

Signed and delivered in presence of us

W. Samuel
WJ Wright                                  (signed) Linsey Bain  Seal
Jesse Hood

Commonwealth of Kentucky Trimble County Court}
August Term 1850

A writing reporting to be the last will and testament of Linsey Bain dec'd 
was this day produced in court and proven by the oaths of William Samuel
 and Jesse Hood subscribing witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded 
which is done accordingly.


                                     (signed) Att. William Samuel, Clk


Copied from the original and transcripted September 8, 1998 by Joy Mack



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