
A copy of this will is in the possession
of Gladys Fehling and was transcribed by Gladys Fehling.
It has been transcribed exactly as written.
Anderson Churchwell's Will State of Tennessee} I nonimate and apoint J. B. Churchwell and George A. Churchwell my executers
this 18th day of February 1898
Lewis County }
I, Anderson Churchwell do make and publish this as my last will and testament
hereby revoking and m??ing all other wills by me at any time made.
First) I direct that my funeral expenses and all my debts be paid as soon after
my death as possible out of any moneys that I may die possessed off or may first
come into the hands of my executors or Administrators.
Second) I direct that my wife Margaret E. Churchwell shall have all the lands
belonging to the home place where we now live including the house known as the
Add Brown House during her life time or widowhood. The Shaw lands she is not to
have.
Third) I have already given my son J. B. Churchwell as much of my estate as I
allow him to have.
Fourth) I direct that the remainder of my estate be equally divided between my
five daughters to wit: Nancy Elizabeth , wife of J. W. Haley, Eliza Jane, wife
of John N. Voorhies, Sophia Caroline, wife of R.W. Galloway, Mary Isabella, wife
of W. J. Turnbow & Lucille Melvina, wife of F M. Rawdon on condition they
and their husbands settle up all claims I may have against them whether out of
date or not and if any of heirs fail or refuse to do as above stated they
are debared from having any of my estate and their part to be divided beteen the
other daughters
Anderson Churchwell
(attest)
S. L. Churchwell
J. M. Churchwell
This April 5, 1899
Since the above will has been written me and my wife has both become almost
helpless and W .R . Galloway and family sold out and moved back here from Texas
to take care of us in our old days and think it my duty to help them pay their
expenses and trouble for coming out here I therefore have placed a certain
black mare in said Galloways hands to make a part of the expense. Also to have
two beds and bed clothing, all in good order, Pillow slips also.
A. Churchwell
(attest)
S. L. Churchwell
J. M. Churchwell

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