Wills: CALDWELL, Robert (1788-1854): Armstrong Co, PA

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Robert Caldwell (1788-1854), Armstrong County, PA,

Surname: Marshall, Reed, Wallace, Caldwell, Rearick

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NAME: William Tompkins
EMAIL: tompkins1960@yahoo.com
DATE: Aug 02 1999
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QRYTEXT: The Last Will and Testament of Robert Caldwell

I Robert Caldwell, considering the uncertainty of mortal life, and being of
sound mind and memory (blessed be Almighty God for the same) do make and
publish this my last will and testament in the manner and form following.
That is to say that I give and bequeath unto my sons, William W. Caldwell and
Samuel S. Caldwell, the whole of my real and personal estate subject to the
leins or incumberances. After my body is decently burried and all lawful
depts paid, it is my will and command that the above named William W. and
Samuel S. Caldwell do, out of the above named personal and real estate, give
their mother, my beloved wife, a good and sufficient and comfortable
sustanence as long as her life lasts or remains my widow. She always gaving a
good and comfortable bed and bedding at her own desposing. It is also my will
that each of my three daughters, Nancy Jane, Mary Ann, and Martha E M.
Caldwell have each of them a good bed and bedding and also that Nancy J. and
Mary Ann get a sa!
ddle a piece and over and above that the above named William W. and Samuel S.
Caldwell bind themselves to pay over to their above named sisters to each one
of them the sum of two hundred dollars commensing on the second year after
these writings take effect, not obligating themselves to pay more than one
hundred dollars yearly in three equal parts in stock, trade or money, or in
any way that will best suit those concerned. I also will and bequeath all the
remaining part of the above named real and personal estate, it lying in
Armstrong County, Cowanshannock Township, the real estate deeded to Robert
Caldwell by Joseph Whitacre. I do bequeath all the remaining parts of the
same to my two sons William W. Caldwell and Samuel S. Caldwell to be divided
equally between them for their own proper use and behalf and I make and deem
my two sons William Wallace Caldwell and Samuel S. Caldwell executors of
this, my last will and testament and I do hereby authorize and empower the
above na!
med executors a good and sufficient deed for the aforesaid real estate in for
sample whenever called so to do in writings hereof. I have here unto set my
hand and seal this twenty first day of August, one thousand eight hundred and
fifty four.