Will of George W. Hunsaker, 1895, Marion County, West Virginia

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Will of George W. Hunsaker
(Son of John Hunsaker Sr. and Jane Wilson Swearingen. b.Dec.17,1822, d.
July 1, 1895.)

I, George W. Hunsaker, of Grant District, Marion County, West Virginia,
being of sound mind and memory, do make and publish this my last will
and testament in regard to and touching all my estate bewith real and
personal.
First; I desire after ny death that all my just debts be paid out of my
personal estate, and also my funeral expenses.
Second; After the payment of my just debts and funeral expenses whatever
personal property may remain belonging to my estate, I bequeath to my wife
Eliza D. Hunsaker.
Third; I give and bequeath to my said wife Eliza D. Hunsaker all the
real estate that I may possess at the time of my death to have and to
hold for her own use and where fit for the term of her natural life,
and after her death, I desire and direct that my son Thomas A. Hunsaker
receive of my said real estate, twenty five acres to include the mansion or
dwelling house, and or the residence. I desire to be divided equally in
quantity and value between three of my other children, namely, Harry G.
Hunsaker, Frank L. Hunsaker and Edward J. Hunsaker.
Fourth; I hereby appoint my wife Eliza D. Hunsaker executrix of this my
last will and testament and direct that she be qualified as such executrix
without being required to give security.
I also direct that my personal estate be not appraised.
In witness whereof, I here unto transcribe my name and affix my seal
this the 2nd day of May 1895.
George W. Hunsaker

Signed, acknowledged, and declared by the above named, George W.
Hunsaker, to be his last will and testament, in
the presence of us who have witnessed the same in his presence and at
his request, and in the presence of each other.
James T. Gillman
John Hunsaker
James Dunham
B.K. Martin
State of West Virginia:
In the clerk's office of the County Court of Marion County, July 16th.
1895.

A paper writing supporting to be the last will and testament of George
W. Hunsaker, deceased was this day produced
before the Clerk of this Court , by B.K. Martin, one of the attesting
witnesses thereto and offered said will for probate
and the execution of said paper writing by the said, George W. Hunsaker
deceased as and for his true last will and
testament, being proven by the testimony under oath of John Hunsaker,
James Dunham, and B.K. Martin the attesting
witnesses thereto according to law the said paper writing is admitted to
probate as and for the true last will and
testmament of the said George W. Hunsaker, deceased late of this county.
Manley, Clerk