Beginning at
the Heffington line and running to the creek thence up the creek and
with the direction thereof to a picket fence at the corner thence up
by the pond including it and through the orchard to the Duk Bell
line thence with the lane to the beginning and this is to be his
full share of my real estate.
3rd.
The residue of my real estate I wish to be equally divided among my other
nine heirs. 4th. In case my daughter Ida Roberson has not been
given a cow before my death I will that she shall have a good milk cow out
of my estate. 5th. I will to my son Joe a horse, in case I have
not given him one before my death and the land I have give him is to be held
as his property but shall not be sold by him before he becomes twenty five
years of age. The residue of my estate after paying my debts funeral
expenses and the above gifts shall be equally divided among my ten children.
Witness my hand this april 11th 1905. *Signed: T. L. J.
Roberson
Signed
in the presence of these witnesses: W. O. Haynes.
Sec. A Prentice.
At a
County Court held for Union County at the Court House in Morganfield Ky on
the 2nd day of July 1906 the foregoing paper purporting to be the last will
and testament of T. Jones Roberson deed was offered for probate and having
been proven by the oath of W. O. Haynes an attesting witness thereto
who proved also by oath the signature of T. Jones Roberson to this
instrument and that of G. A. Prentice the other attesting witness thereto
the Court being sufficiently advised ordered said instrument probated
established and recorded as said last will and testament of said T. Jones
Roberson deed., which is now done accordingly. Witness my hand this 2
day of July 1906. *Signed: Liston Talbott, Clerk. By Del
N. Cannon, D.C.
