Union County OhArchives Wills.....Jarvis, Emanuel March 20, 1906
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Source: Union County Court
Written: March 20, 1906


PROBATED THE WILL OF EMANUEL JARVIS
Bequeaths $1200 for Building Church of Christ Edifice.

ENDOWS PULPIT OF THE CHURCH.

Late Citizen’s Wishes Made Known in His Will, Admitted to Probate Saturday
Afternoon.

    The will of the late Emanuel Jarvis was admitted to probate and record Saturday.
The testator 
bequeaths $2000 to his widow, Emma Jarvis. His unfortunate son, Cornelius Jarvis,
who is an inmate of 
the Columbus State hospital, is given $1000, the interest on said sum to be used for
his maintenance 
during his life. Should he recover from his present affliction, the money is to go
to him direct. In case of 
Cornelius’ death the money is to be divided equally among the testator’s
grandchildren, excepting 
Leonard Belleville, as he has previously been amply provided for. 
    To his daughter, Amanda Belleville he gave a special legacy of $500 to make her
share equal with the 
rest.
    To the trustees of the church of Christ the testator bequeaths $1200 for the
building and furnishing 
a house of worship, in the neighborhood of the deceased. The above sum is given to
the church 
provided that a building is erected and dedicated within five years after his death.
The trustees of the 
above church are also given the interest on $500 for the preaching of the Gospel in
said church. If the 
church is not erected as stated, the $1200 as mentioned is to be divided equally
between the 
grandchildren, excepting Leonard Bellevill, and in case the church ceases to exist
the $500 is to be 
divided among the grandchildren.
    It is the testators wish that all of his property be sold and converted into
money, first to be used in 
paying off said legacies and special requests. If a remainder is left it is to be
divided equally among the 
grandchildren.  

    The will was executed March 20th, 1906, and witnessed by Geo. B. Hush and W. W.
Merchant, the 
former now living at Raymond and the latter at Springfield; Mo. His son, John W.
Jarvis is named as 
executor.

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