Wills: Joseph Monroe Plunkett, 1899, Winn Parish, LA
Submitted by Greggory E. Davies, 120 Ted Price Lane, Winnfield, LA 71483
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From: Personal Collection of Greggory E. Davies

State of Louisiana
Parish of Winn

Know all men, grant by these presents that we, Mary L. Belcher, Richard M.
Plunkett, Sarah E. Johnson, James M. Plunkett, William T. Plunkett, Leanna
Jane Cocks (Cox), Edna E. Rogers, & Rebecka Ann Kimbrell, of said Parish and
State have and by these presents do make, constitute and appoint Joseph M.
Plunkett (our father) of same state and parish our true and lawful attorney
to settle and transfer any and all propertys that we may be interested in to
making Him our lawful atty in fact, for us and in our name, place, and stead,
to take possession of to ___ for and recover, manage, and control any and all
lands to which we are entitled in the above name state to compromise or sell
said lands at such price and on such terms as we heirs atty may deem proper,
to collect all moneys which may be coming to us and generally to do anything
which he might or could do in the premises if present to make warrant deeds
with full power of substitution and revelation hereby notifying and confirming
all that our said atty may lawfully do in the premises by virtue thereof,
witness our hands this the 8th day of April AD 1899

Attest:   J. C. Crew                         W. T. Plunkett
          H. C. Dodson                  E. E. Rogers   
                                        L. J. Cox
                                        Jas. M. (X) Plunkett
                                        Rebecca A. Kimbrel
                                        S. E. Johnson
                                        R. M. Plunkett

Personally came and appeared before me B. R. Allen a Notary Public in and for
the Parish of Winn, J. C. Crew, who testifies on oath that he saw all the
parties sign the foregoing instrument for the purpose therein expressed and
now recognizes the signatures there unto to be true and genuine.

                                        J. C. Crew

Signed at St. Maurice, La.                   B. R. Allen
April 10, 1899                          Notary Public