Fayette County, West Virginia - Will of William Bean Honaker - 1906

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WILL:  William Bean Honaker, recorded in Huntington, WV, Cabell Co. Court
House, 2/18/1921, written in long hand by him and dated 6/25/1906.  WB 7,
P-169 I, William B. Honaker of Mossy, Fayette County, WV of the age of 65
years and being of sound mind and memory, hereby revoking all former wills,
do make, publish and declare this my last will and testament in the manner
following: 
  That is to say, first, I direct that my funeral and burial expenses and
all just debts be paid out of my personal estate.  Second, I give and
bequeath to Lucinda J. Hundley, my daughter one dollar out of my personal
estate. Third, I give and bequeath to Charles E. Honaker my son one dollar
out of my personal estate.  Fourth, I give and bequeath to James C. Honaker
my son one dollar out of my personal estate.  Fifth I give and bequeath to
Martha S. Underwood my daughter two hundred dollars in cash out of my
personal estate. Sixth, I give and bequeath to Samuel H. Honaker my son my
entire interest in my store, all property, and money either in or out of
bank, and all outstanding notes and bonds, and all other property of every
kind at my demise whatsoever. Seventh, I give and devise to Samuel H.
Honaker my son forty one acres of land more or less adjoining the land of
James C. Honaker it being a portion of the land conveyed to me by Joseph
Workman and said forty one acres more or less being all of said tract that
I own to have and to hold the same forever, and lastly, I do hereby
nominate and appoint Samuel H. Honaker the executor of this my last will
and testament, and I do direct that my said executor shall not be obliged
to give security as such.  In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand
and seal this 25th day of June, 1906.   William B. Honaker (Seal)
Witnesses:  James Armstrong, Henry G. Meadows, Thomas W. Stover.