KNOX COUNTY, TN - WILLS - Curd Cox, 28 Jul 1882
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Contributor's Note:  This will transcription is for another of the grandsons 
of old Curd Cox (b. 1762) named for their grandfather.     This Curd (b. 1817) 
was the son of Richardson Cox.    Curd & Nancy's sons,  William Henry Harrison 
Cox and James Madison Cox, were named the executors.   Their daughter Sarah 
was not mentioned in the will, although she lived until 1935.


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September Term 1882
Curd Cox
I, Curd Cox, of Knox County, Tennessee hereby revoking all other wills 
heretofore made by me do make, publish, and declare this as my last will and 
testament.
First.
     After my death I desire all my just debts and funeral expenses to be 
paid.
2nd
     I will and bequeath my estate real and personal to my beloved wife Nancy 
Cox during her natural life.
3rd  
     After the death of my wife, I desire that my children shall share equal 
in my estate.
4th
     I hereby appoint my two sons, Wm. H. H. Cox and J. M. Cox, executors of 
this my will.
     In witness whereof, I have hereto set my hand and seal this 28 day of 
July 1882.  Signed, sealed, delivered in the presents of 
Attest:
							his 
J. W. Fowler					    Curd x Cox
Robberds Williams					mark