In the name of God, Amen.
I, Oliver Kile, of Ross County and
State Ohio, being weak in body but of sound mind and memory, do make this my
last will and testament in the following manner.
I will and bequeath unto my beloved wife,
Nancy Kile, one-third of all my Estate. I also bequeath unto my son,
William Kile, his Medical Books.
I bequeath unto my Daughter, Susannah
Kile, one bay mare.
I bequeath unto my Daughter,
Elizabeth Earl, one sorrel mare and one red cow. I bequeath unto my son
Jacob Kile, one bay mare and a good education.
I do hereby make William Kile,
my son, my executor of this my last will and Testament, that he shall dispose
of all my estate in a lawful manner by way of making sale of all my property
and collecting and paying all my just debts, and the over plus to be laid out
in land where he may see proper, and the land to be equally divided, so soon as
they may come of age between Susannah Kile, my daughter. James Kile, my son,
Elizabeth Earl, my daughter, John Kile, my son, Mary Kile, my daughter, George
Kile, my son, and Oliver Kile, my son.
H. B. - With the exception of so much
of my estate as may be sufficient to give Mary, George, and Oliver, my
three youngest children a reasonable education and support during their
minority. Where unto I have set my hand and seal, this Fourth Day of November,
-- 1834.
Oliver
Kile
Attest:-
Isaac Pancake
George Lease
THE STATE OF
OHIO Special Court, December - 25th, 1834. ROSS COUNTY
Personally
appeared in Open Court, Isaac Pancake and George Lease, and being duly
sworn,
say that they
saw Oliver Kile on the fourth day of November 1834 Sign and acknowledge the
annexed will to be his voluntary act and deed, that at the time of
acknowledging the same, he was of sound mind and memory and fully capable of
disposing of his property as they fully believe that they were called upon on
the Fourth day of November aforesaid, to attest his acknowledgment, and
subscribed their names, respectfully to said will, which they did, then and
there, do in the presence, of said Oliver Kile and of each other, and at the
time of said acknowledgment, the contents of said will were fully known to said
Oliver Kile,
Isaac Pancake
George Lease
Sworn and
subscribed in open court December 25th, 1834.
THE STATE OF
OHIO ROSS COUNTY
I Humphrey
Fullerton, Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for the County aforesaid, do hereby
certify the aforegoing is truly copied from the original on file in my office.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto
set my hand
& affixed the seal of said court, this 25th, day of December, A. D. 1834
and of this State,
The 33rd.