Wills: WEAKLAND, John 1854: Cambria Co, PA

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A new message, "JOHN WEAKLAND 1854 Will," was posted by P. Godesky on Thu, 14
Jan 1999

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NAME: P. Godesky 
EMAIL: jjgpfg@trib.infi.net 
SURNAMES: WEAKLAND 
DATE: Jan 14 1999 
QRYTEXT: October 1854 Pg 340

I will to my beloved wife Katharine all my personally property which I now
hold at anytime hereafter And also the use of my farm. All of which she shall
have the use of them during her natural life after my beloved wife Katharine
deceased all the personally property is to ipartially appraised and sold at
public sale. Except one bed and bedding, one cow bureau and spinning wheel
which I will together with one hundred dollars to my daughter Milburg more
than an equal devide of the other heirsreceived my executors shall pay their
respectfull sums to each of my heirs as soon as collected share and share
alike. I do nominate and appoint my sons William and Peter Weakland to be my
lawful executors of this my last will and testement.

Signed sealed and acknowledged by the testator in the presence of the
subscriber as his last will and testement this 13th day of July in the year
of Our Lord 1840.                                  His  Mark      seal 
Witnesses present       Emericus Bender         Joseph   Bender

Cambria County SS: This 31st day of October 1854 before me, A.C. Mullin,
Deputy Register for the probate of Wills and Granting Letters of
Administration in and for said county personally came Emericus Bender and
Joseph Bender who being duly sworn depose and say that they were present and
saw and heard the testator John Weaklan sign, seal, publish, pronounce and
declare the foregoing instrument of writing as and for his last will and
testament and that at the time of so doing he was of perfect an Signed 
Emericus Bender Joseph Bender.