Wills with Garvin County Ties - McCarty 

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                Wills with Garvin County Ties 



                        McCarty                                     


State of Missouri,

		ss

County of Johnson



Be it remembered that on this 11th day of December 1871, Before the undersigned

a Notary Public within and for the County of Johnson, and State of Missouri, personally

came Chittendon C. McCarty and Mattie McCarty, his wife, who are personally known

to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing deed as parties thereto, 

this day appeared before me and acknowledged the same to be their act and deed for the

purposes therein mentioned: and the said Mattie McCarty being by me first made acquainted

with the contents of said instrument, acknowledged on an examination separate and apart from

her said husband, that she executed the same and relinquished her power in the real estate

therein mentioned, freely and without compulsion, fear or undue influence of her said husband.



Given under my hand and official seal the day and year written above

(L.S.)		H. Martin William, Notary Public



State of Missouri

		ss

County of Johnson



I, Leeper McCarty, make oath and say that I am a son of Henry McCarty, deceased, that Joseph 

McCarty, another son named in said Henry McCarty's will as a devisee died some time prior to 

1864, intestate, leaving surviving him his widow, Elizabeth McCarty and no children, that 

his said widow has since died; that John V. McCarty, another son of said Henry McCarty, 

in whose will said James V. McCarty is also named as a divisee, died after the death of 

Joseph, viz sometime in the year 1864, intestate, unmarried and without issue, and leaving

as his only heirs at law, his mother Charlotte McCarty, and his four brothers James H., 

William M., Chittendon C. and my self Leeper McCarty.  That said Chittenden McCarty died 

some time in the year 1879 leaving his widow Mattie McCarty, who is still living, and three 

children, namely, Conway McCarty, L.L. McCarty, and Henry McCarty, all minors.  That said 

Charlotte McCarty, my mother died some time in the year 1879 intestate, leaving as her 

only heirs at law, Henrietta McCarty, daughter of her son James H. McCarty, deceased, 

William M. McCarty, and Leeper McCarty, sons and her three grand children, the above 

named children of her said son Chittenden C McCarty, deceased.



						His Mark X - Leeper McCarty



Subscribed and sworn to before me this 26th day of April 1886, I certify that my 

commission will expire June 30, 1889.  Witness my hand and  notarial seal.	Wm. C Taylor



The above is a copy of affidavit appearing in Vol. 40 Page 853 Crissey & Lemmon Abstracts