Last Will And Testament Of Mary WICK, Wife Of John Dale WICK, Putnam County, WV

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF MARY WICK WIFE OF JOHN DALE WICK
PUTNAM COUNTY COURTHOUSE
PAGES 269 AND 270

I Mary Wick, being of sound mind and aware that life is uncertain and death
sure and desirous of arranging my wordly affairs, declare this as my last
will and testament.
I desire to have a decent burial and all of the debts be paid out of the
estates. Whereas my son Dale has recieved a piece of land of 50 acres, deed
in fee simple, I consider said portion to be the share of his interest in
the estate.
I further desire that the seal and personal estate belonging to me be
equally divided between my children:  Jerry, James Monroe, Amanda, Maggie,
E. William, Elmer, Geo W, Albert and Issie Byus.  Whereas Addie one of my
daughters died and left three children:  William Taylor, Loring Taylor, and
Mirtle Taylor.  I desire that Wm Taylor and Loring Taylor shall each
receive the sum of ten dollars and that Mirtle Taylor receives the balance
of her mothers share.
I further will and bequeath to my son Albert a young mare now on the place,
which whereas I have heretofore given him.
In witness where of I have hereunto set my hand.
				MARY WICK

witness
A. Wartenberg
H.C. Brown

We the undersigned witnesses certify that we were present and say Mary Wick
affix her signature to the above writing and that we as witnesses affixed
our signatures in the presence of each other.
				A. Wartenberg
				H.C. Brown

April 13 1905

West Virginia
Putnam County Clerks Office  March 11 1907
A paper writing purporting to be the last will and testament of Mrs Mary
Wick deceased late of this county was this day presented to me in my office
and was proven by the oath of H.C. Brown one of the subscribing witnesses
thereto who made the oath that he at the request of the testatrix and in
her presence and in the presence of him H.C. Brown at the same time signed
the same as subscribing witnesses thereto the same is therefore aditted to
record as and for the last will and testament of the said Mary Wick deceased.

				Teste   R.A. Salmons, Clerk