Will of George W. Price; Will Book #31,page 624, Washington Co.
Va
Submitted by Paul V. Price  paul@preferred.com

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	The last will and testament of George W. Price of the County
	of Washington and State of Virginia

	I, George W. Price being of sound mind and disposing memory,
	do make and publish this as and for my last will and
	testament.

	(1st)	I wish all of my debts and funeral expenses to be
	promptly paid.

	(2nd)	I give and bequeth unto my beloved wife, Julia Ann
	Price, all of my property, real and personal, of every nature
	and description, to be held by her for the use and benefit of
	herself during her natural life, with full privilege to sell
	and handle any of the personal property left by me, for her
	use and benefit while she lives, but she shall not sell nor
	dispose of any of the lands.

	(3rd)	It is my will that Emma Price, the girl now living
	with us as one of the family, shall remain within my widow,
	and be supported as one of the family out of the means left
	by me during the natural life time of the said Julia Ann
	Price..

	(4th)	Upon the death of the said Julia Ann Price (now my
	wife), if the said Emma Price is then living, she shall be
	paid the sum of three hundred ($300.00) dollars cash, out of
	my property, either out of the personal or real estate as the
	conditions at that time may require. The said Emma Price also
	shall be given any bed that she may select, which is on the
	premises at the time of the death of the said Julia Ann
	Price. Said bed to consist of bed-stead, feather beds,
	pillows, sheets, quilts, blankets &c. in such quantites as to
	make up a first class bed in all respects and also the bureau
	which is now in my house and which was paid for by the said
	Emma Price.

	(5th)	Upon the death of the said Julia Ann Price (now my
	wife) all of the personal property then remaining, (if there
	should be any) and all of the real estate shall be sold at
	public auction, after properly advertising same, and after
	first paying off the said Emma Price as above provided for,
	the remainder shall be divided among my legal heirs as the
	law directs.

	(6th)	I nominate and appoint David R. Farris, as executor
	of this my last will and testament.

	In witness whereof I hereunto set my hand and seal and
	publish and declare this to be my last will, this the 30th
	day of January, 1917.

							George W. Price  (SEAL)

		Signed, sealed, published and declared by the said George
		W. Price as and for his last will and testament, in the
		presence of us who, in his presence and at his request,
		and in the presence of each other, have subscribed our
		names as attesting witnesses.

							J. H. Nunley, Witnesses, G. W. Counts



	VIRGINIA-In the Clerk's Office of the Circuit Court of
	Washington County, on the 23rd day of August, 1920, before
	the Clerk of said Court.

		A writing purporting to be the last will and testament of
		George W. Price, deceased, was this day produced before
		the Clerk of the said Court, in his office, and said
		writing and the signature thereto was proven by the oaths
		of J. H. Nunley and G. W. Counts, the subscribing
		witnesses thereto. It is therefore ordered that the said
		writing be and the same is recorded as and for the true
		last will and testament of the said George W. Price,
		deceased. And thereupon David R. Farris, who is named as
		the Executor in the said will, and who took the oaths of
		an Executor prescribed by law, together with H. H. Price
		and Charles Price, his securities, entered into and
		acknowledged a bond as such Executer, in the penalty of
		Eight Hundred Dollars, conditioned according to law.

		A certificate is therefore granted the said David R.
		Farris, Executor, for obtaining probate of said will in
		due form.

						Teste: P. J. Davenport Clerk