Lackawanna County PA Archives Wills.....MORGAN, Ann January 20, 1900
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  Source: The Original Is On File At The Lackawanna County Court House In Scranton.
  Written: January 20, 1900
  
  Ann Morgan
  
  January 20, 1900
  
  The original is on file at the Lackawanna County Court House in Scranton.
  General Index to Registerís Dockets - Book #1 (L to Z)
  Page #57 - Estate #5141
  
  Will of Ann Morgan, late of the City of Scranton, County of Lackawanna, State 
  of Pennsylvania, deceased.
  
  
  	Scranton, Pa
  January 20, 1900
  
  
  	I Mrs. Ann Morgan of Providence, PA declare this to be my last Will and 
  Testament.
  
  	I give and bequeath to my daughter Mrs. Elizabeth Arnold a dwelling 
  house situated on the East side of Wayne Ave, and known as No 1752 in the 
  Second ward in the city of Scranton, PA.  I also bequeath to my daughter Mrs. 
  Elizabeth Arnold the dwelling house situated in the rear of 1752 dwelling and 
  also land (18) feet in width in the front and (24) feet in width in the rear of 
  the block of three houses, and the front part and south west corner of dwelling 
  house in the rear of 1752 and thence (30) feet in width to the rear fence in 
  the back of the lot.
  
  	I also bequeath to Mrs. Elizabeth Arnold all of my parlor furniture and 
  fixtures.
  
  	I give and bequeath to my daughter Margaret Ann Morgan the two dwelling 
  house known as 1750 and 1750 ‡ on the East side of Wayne Ave in the Second ward 
  in the city of Scranton, PA, and also a part of the lot where the building 
  stands (33) feet in width in the front and (27) feet in the rear of the houses 
  1750 and 1750 ‡ and thence from the southwest corner of dwelling house in the 
  rear of number 1752 it is to be only (20) twenty feet in width from there to 
  the fence in the rear part of the lot.
  
  	I also bequeath to my daughter Margaret Ann Morgan the Organ, feather 
  bed and all the bedclothes. 
  
  	I will all the other household furniture equally divided between my 
  daughters Mrs. Elizabeth Arnold and Margaret Ann Morgan.
  
  	The above named parties are to pay Martha Randall the sum of two 
  hundred dollars each.  This sum to be paid after all legitimate debts are paid 
  tat may in the future be held against said properties. 
  
  	I also bequeath to my daughter Mrs. Martha Randall my Gold Watch and 
  Chain.
  
  	In witness there of I attest my name in the presence of these witnesses 
  this 20th day of Jan. 1900.
  
  Witnesses
  R.J. Reese
  John J. Henry
  
  
  Mrs. Ann Morgan
  
  
  
  	Now March 15th A.D. 1900.  Elizabeth Arnold appears and being duly 
  sworn says that Ann Morgan died the 4th day of March 1900.
  
  
  Registers Office - Scranton, PA
  March 15, 1900
  Lackawanna County SS
  
  	This day before me William Koch Jr. Esq. Register of Wills in and for 
  the County aforesaid personally came R.J. Reese and John J. Henry the 
  subscribing witnesses to the above and forgoing last Will and Testament of Ann 
  Morgan late of Scranton Lackawanna County and State of Pennsylvania, deceased, 
  being duly sworn according to law do say that they were present and saw and 
  heard Ann Morgan the testatrix sign, seal, publish and declare the foregoing 
  instrument of writing as and for her last Will and Testament and that at the 
  time of so doing she was of sound mind, memory and understanding to the best of 
  their knowledge and belief and that they did sign their names as subscribing 
  witnesses in the presence of each other and in the presence and at the request 
  of the said testatrix.  
  
  R.J. Reese
  John J. Henry
  
  
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