Unicoi CO., TN - Will: William Calvin Jackson
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Will of W. C. Jackson - July 20, 1915

State of Tenn Unicoi

This is my Last Will and Testament,

That Virgannie Jackson shall have the house and lot known as the
Randall house if she stays with me until I die to become her property
when she is 21 years old.

That my wife A. J. Jackson shall have the mansion house, the garden
barn and barn lot, together with all the other out-buildings,
household and kitchen furniture, with all live stock, all money that I
may have in the bank or otherwise deposited to hold as long as she
lives. Then all of the above goes to Crittie Jackson and her daughter
Grace.

The remainder of the land shall be evenly divided between E. A.
Jackson and Albert Jackson giving Ed Jackson the portions being
parallel with Ike Nelson's line and Albert the part joining the garden
and extending to the Rock Creek Public Road. Said E. A. Jackson and
Albert Jackson shall pay W. A. Jackson, Lester Jackson, and Clemment
Jackson the sum of one dollar each being the portion allowed them out
of the Jackson estate.

The title of the above premices in A. J. Jackson.

            Respec  W. C. Jackson

PS Let nothing be lost for want of form is miss spelling.

State of Tennessee
Unicoi County

Personally appeared before me William A. Roberts a Notary Public in
and for the aforesaid state and county, A. R. Brown, who after being
sworn says; That he is well acquainted with the hand writing of W. C.
Jackson deceased, and that the foregoing instrument of writing
purporting to be the Will of said W. C. Jackson deceased is in the
hand writing of W. C. Jackson and that the signature thereon is
genuine and was signed but he said W. C. Jackson deceased to the best
of his knowledge and belief.
            A. R. Brown
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9 November 1916.
(Seal)      W. A. Roberts, N.P.

State of Tennessee
Unicoi County

Personally appeared before me William A. Roberts a Notary Public in
and for the state and county afore said, John W. Price who after being
sworn says:  That he is well acquainted with the handwriting of W. C.
Jackson deceased and that the foregoing instrument and writing
purporting to be the Will of W. C. Jackson deceased is in the
handwriting of the said W. C. Jackson and that his signature thereto
is genuine and was signed by the said W. C. Jackson deceased to the
best of his knowledge and belief.
            John W. Price
Subscribed and sworn to before me this the 9th day of November 1916.
(Seal)      William A. Roberts
            Notary Public

It is therefore considered buy the Court that the foregoing Will and
every part thereof is the Last Will and Testament of the said W. C.
Jackson deceased and the same is admitted to probate and ordered
recorded and filed This the 10th day of November 1916.
            W. S. Erwin, Clerk