MCNAIRY COUNTY, TN - WILLS - M.G. Surratt

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  McNairy County, Tennessee Will 

Book, p. 154 22 

February 1893 17  January   1902



  Last Will of M. G. SURRATT



  [Note: McGriefs Surratt was  called  "Mack  G."  Born:  14  April  1821,

  Tennessee. Died: 28 December 1901, McNairy Co, Tennessee. He was the son

  of James Surratt.]



  Know all by this that I, M. G. SURRATT, of the  County  of  McNairy  and

  State of Tenessee,remembering the uncertainty of life and the  certainty

  of death do make and hereby publish this my  last  will  and  testament,

  hereby revoking and making void all other wills by me at any time made.



  First. I desire that all of my just debts be paid  out  of  any  effects

  that I may be seized  and  possessed  of  as  soon  after  my  death  as

  practicable.



  Second. I will that all of my property, both real and  personal  that  I

  may die possessed of of every kind be divided equally among all my legal

  heirs or children, except my daughter MARY A. INMAN, who I have this day

  deeded 82 acres of land that I consider worth five hundred  dollars  and

  is to be forever her entire share both of real and personal property  of

  any kind that I desire the said MARY A. INMAN, my daughter, to ever have

  out of my estate. Witnesseth my hand this 22nd day of February 1893.



  M. G. SURRATT



  The above signature of M. G. Surratt signed to this, his  last  will  in

  our presence and at his request we witness this 22 February 1893.



  J. R. ADAMS JOHN B. JOPLING CHARLIE SURRATT





  This day the foregoing last will and testament of M. G. SURRATT was duly

  proven and set up in open court in common form of law by J. R. ADAMS and

  CHARLIE SURRATT, to of the subscribing witnesses hereto who after  being

  sworn, deposed that they were requested and solicited by the  ......  M.

  G. SURRATT to witness the execution of same and that  he  was  of  sound

  mind at the time. This 17 January 1902.



  John B. Jopling