Pettis County, Missouri - Wills |
Will of Lemuel B. WilliamsPettis County, Missouri This my last will and testament in the name of the Lord. I bequeath unto my wife Alloy Williams all the property I own at my death, as long as she remains a widow and should she mary again my property to be dealt with according to law, this I do in my right and proper mind, but first I wish my lawful debts to be paid. Attest William C Riley, John Motz. This affiant John Motz being sworn saith that he subscribed his name to
the above and forgoing as the last will and testament of Lemuel B Williams
dec'd in the presence of the testator and of William C Riley that the testator
acknowledged the same as his last will and testament and that affiant believed
the said testator was of sound mind and further this affiant saith not. Sworn to and subscribed before me July 4th, 1853. A Roberson, Clk Pettis County Court State of Missouri, County of Pettis. This affiant William C Riley being sworn says that he signed the Within Instrument as a witness in the presence of Lemuel B Williams, who declared the same to be his last will and testament, and that he believes that the said Testator was of sound mind, William C Riley sworn to and subscribed before me July 5, 1853. A Roberson, Clk Pettis County Court Pettis County Court July 6, 1853. The last will and testament of Lemuel B Williams is this day presented to the court proven by the affiants of William C Riley and John Motz and admitted to Court. Attest A Roberson, Clerk
Transcribed by Cathy Warbritton as is and as a service. She is not researching these families and does not have further genealogical information on them.
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