GIBSON COUNTY, TN - WILLS - H.A. King 1888

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From Will Book H, Pages 97 and 98



Gibson County, TN, August 1890



H.A. King Will



In the name of God almighty in the County of Gibson Civil District No. 7 –

State of Tennessee I being of sound mind and memory – blessed be almighty God

for the same I make and publish this my last Will and testament –



First I give and bequeath to my son – Luther P. King my horse and buggy and

one milk cow and also my interest in one molasses mill also my farming

utensils also my household furniture.



Second I give and bequeath to my daughter Cora Phelin (Phelan) my bureau and

five dollars in money.



Third I give and bequeath to my son – Thaddy King five dollars in money.



Fourth I give and bequeath to my daughter Lenora Bell five dollars in money.



Next I do hereby empower my son – Luther P. King to collect all claims due me

and pay all of my just debts.  I also want my son Luther P. King to pay the

above mention and also make Lenie McCory and Manuel Johnson a deed to the land

I sold them when paid for – Also the above shall be void so long as I live

This August 24th 1888 Whereto I set my Hand 



H. A. King Witness



W. F. Nesbitt



P. T. Walker



G. T. Hawkins