Greenbrier County, West Virginia - Will Book 8, pg. 474

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Greenbrier Co. (W.Va.)
Will Book 8 p. 474
William LOUDERMILK will


In the name of God Amen.

I William Loudermilk of Greenbrier County State of West Va being of 
sound and desposing mind and body do make this to be my last Will and 
Testament as follows, this is to say First give and bequeath unto my 
son Edward D. Loudermilk fifteen acres of land where he now lives on 
which shal be his part or portion of the real estate.  I allso give to 
bequeath to my wife Nancy H. Loudermilk the remainder of my real estate 
her natural life time should she outlive me at her death to go to my 
five children James W. Loudermilk, William F. Loudermilk, Christopher 
B. Loudermilk, Thomas C. Loudermilk, Lilly S. Loudermilk  Peter C. 
Loudermilk has all redy received his portion of the real estate, my 
personal property to be equally divided between all my seven children  
And I do declare this to be my last Will and testament In witness 
whereof to this my last will Testament I have set my hand and seal 
the 23 day of Oct in the year 1900.  

William X Loudermilk

Signed sealed published and declared in the presence of

J. M. Hefner
T. F. Hefner
Wm. H. Withrow

Greenbrier County Court Clerks Office  April 24th 1912
A Paper writing purporting to be the last will and testament of William 
Loudermilk deceased was this day produced before Jno. S. Crawford, Cleck 
of Greenbrier County Court in his office and proven by the oaths of T. F. 
Hefner and Wm. H. Withrow two of the subscribing witnesses thereto and 
ordered to be recorded as the last will and testament of William Loudermilk, 
deceased.

A Copy Teste:
Jno. S. Crawford, clerk

The records for this work have been submitted by Melba Loudermilk 
Purkey, E-mail address:  mpurkey @juno.com, March, 1998.
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