Will: Elizabeth HARTMAN, 1886: Carrolltown Borough, Cambria County, PA

Contributed by Kim Overberger  kjo126 @ angelfire.com

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Transcribed from SAMPUBCO photocopy by Kim Overberger

LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF ELIZABETH HARTMAN
JULY 12, 1886


In the name of God Amen. I, Elizabeth Hartman, of Carrolltown Borough, County 
of Cambria, and State of Penna. Being of sound mind and memory, do hereby 
make this my last will and testament, hereby revoking all former wills made 
by me at any time heretofore. First. I give my immortal Soul to Almighty God 
who gave it, and after death, directed my body to be decently buried 
according to the Rites of the Roman Catholic Church. Second. I direct my 
Executrix hereinafter mentioned to pay all my funeral expenses and just debts 
out of the first money that shall come into her hands. Third. I will and 
bequeath all my personal estate, personal, mixed and real estate; no matter 
where situated, for which I have deed or deeds for same to Catherine E. 
Farabaugh (wife of Edward Farabaugh) in trust for my daughter Mary Hartman 
(who is nonconipos? mentis) with full power to said Trustee to make sale on 
sales, and deed or deeds for same at private or public sale on sales, and use 
the proceeds of personal and real estate for the maintenance of said Mary 
Hartman aforesaid. Forth. And if there should be an overplus after the death 
of said Mary Hartman be or remain, I bequeath all the same, be it personal, 
mixed or real estate to Catherine E. Farabaugh (wife of Edward Farabaugh) for 
her trouble. Fifth. I direct my Executrix to erect a suitable tomb stone at 
my grave for me, not to exceed $25.00. I nominate and appoint Catherine E. 
Farabaugh my true and lawful Executrix of this my last will and testament 
July 12, 1886. Witness my hand and Seal.

Her Mark X
Elizabeth Hartman

***Note: This was on a page I received for the Will of Michael Overbarger, I 
have no relation to this person but thought it may be of interest to 
someone*** - Kim Overberger