Wills with Garvin County Ties - James Lotspeich

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                Wills with Garvin County Ties 



                        James Lotspeich                                     





Min 31 P 481 James Lotspeich  Dec'd  Mar Feron 1886  In the name of God Amen



I, James Lotspeich of the County of Green and State of Tennesse 

being in perfect mind and memory and calling to mind that it is 

appointed unto man once to die, I hereby make and ordain this my

last will and testamony an dfirst of all and principally I

recommend by sour to God who gave it to me and body to be buried

in a Christian like manor at the descretion of my surviving 

friends and as to my wordly estate which God has blessed me wit

I give and dispose thereof in the manner following to wit.



	I give and bequeathe unto my wife Elizabeth Lotspeich, five

	hudred dollars out of my estate and one note on W.W. Easterly

	about three hundred and twenty dollars also one note on A.W.

	Lotspeich for five hundred dollars and also all the money on

	hand after defraying all of my funeral expenses if not more

	than two hundred dollars.  The balance of my estate is to be

	equally divided between by lawful heirs after a reasonable

	expense of the executor is taken out.  I hereby make all 

	other wills or testaments made or perported to be made by

	me.



I do hereby make and ordain my son A.W. Lotspeich, Sr. this my 

executer not requiring him to give surtys.



This be my will and testament in witness wheir of I have har

unto sit my hand and seal this the 6 day of May 1884.



James Lotspeich

Acknowledge to be his last will and testament by James Lotspeich in our presence.

William Bible and Charels Jackson