CARROLL COUNTY TN - WILLS - Lenord Taylor  1856
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NONCUPATIVE WILL OF LENORD TAYLOR DECD.

We David Briant and James W. Rhodes do state that the Noncupative will of
Lenord Taylor was made by him on the 22nd day of August 1856 in our presence
to which we were specially requested to bear witness by the Testator himself
in the presence of each other that it was made in his last sickness in his own
habitation and the same is as follows to wit.  It was his will and desire that
his effects should be disposed of after his decease in the following manner
First that all my debts should be paid as early as possible the balance of my
effects of every kind after paying my debts I give to my wife Sarah during her
natural life and after her death to be equally divided between my children and
request that my neighbor and friend Tried Zachariah Briant will Execute this
my will made out by us and signed this the 5th day of September 1856.

James W. Rhodes David Bryant

State of Tennessee  ) Carroll County       ( October Term 1856

at said Term of the court was produced in open court the last will and
testament of Lenord Taylor Decd and the same was duly proven by the Testimony
of James W. Rhodes & David Briant subscribing witness thereto and the same
ordered to be dully recorded of which the foregoing is a copy test.

W. H. Graves Clerk  500