RANDOLPH COUNTY, NC - WILLS - Flora May Caviness - 1910

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Flora May Caviness, born 20 Jan 1877 Buffalo Ford, Randolph County, 
North Carolina, died 14 Nov 1910 at Liberty, Randolph County, North 
Carolina and is buried at Fairview Cemetery in Liberty, NC. Daughter of
Isaac Fields and Martha Jane Dorsett Caviness. Flora married first 
Joseph Benjamin Crutchfield and second Bascom Brower. Flora's Will is 
found in the Randolph County Record of Wills Vol. 18, pages 88-89. 


WILL
May it be remembered that I Flora M. Brower, of Liberty, Randolph 
County, NC being of sound mind, memory, and understanding, but 
considering the uncertainty of this transitory life, do make and 
publish this my last will and testament, in manner and form as follows.

I Flora M. Brower have on deposit in the savings department, in the 
Bank of Liberty $979.50 at this date the 26 day of May Which I order 
and direct payed to my son Mason H. Crutchfield, at the age of twenty 
one years.

Unless it become necessary, then, it is my will, that so much of the 
income that I have given to my son Mason, as may be needful may be 
applied for his support and education. So far as may be thought 
reasonable, and best by his executor. It is also my will that my 
executor put my son Mason H. Crutchfield at the orphans home soon after
I am put away.

Further-more, it is my will that if my son Mason should die at an early
age, that home and lot including everything, house and kitchen 
furniture, money & property of all kinds as may be found, therein, may
go to my said Husband B.M. Brower.

So I direct and appoint for my executor, to my last will and testament,
B.M. Brower.

This May 26, 1910
                    Flora M. Brower
Signed in presence of
            J.F.Pickett
            E.A. Caudle