CARROLL COUNTY, TN - WILLS - James Crutchfield, Decd. Noncupaative Will
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NONCUPATIVE WILL OF JAMES CRUTCHFIELD, DECD.

I am going to die and I want Nancy and the children to have a years support.
They cant attend to my Horse I want him and my mule sold.  I want Nancy to
have a horse for it is right she should have one. I want part of my land sold
and I want Nancy and the children to live on the balance of the land if they
see proper and I don't want them deprived of the house & orchard at any time.
I want my Mother to have my corn here.  She has some claims against me and I
think that will about suffice. I want the years support for Nancy and the
children to come out of the rent corn on my place



The foregoing nuncupative will was made by James Crutchfield on the 28th of
August 1854 on the day he died in our presence and in the presence of his
mother this 5th day of Sept 1854.



B. J. Rogers

W. Z. Rogers



State of Tennessee )

Carroll County Court ( At December Term 1854



At this term was produced in open court the nuncupative will of James
Crutchfield Decd.  and the same was duly proven by the Testimony of B. J.
Rogers & W. Z. Rogers witness subscribed in open court and ordered by the
court that the same be duly recorded of which the above is a copy test.



W. H. Graves  Clerk