Submitted by Marjorie Smallwood

Will of Amelia Tuttle

Carmichaels Greene Co Penna November 25 1887

The last will and testament of Amelia Tuttle:  All to whom it may concern
know that I herein make my last will and testament and declare any other
instrument that purports to be such null and void and without any consent.
First I bequeath to my son Washington Tuttle all of my real estate situated
one mile from the Town of Carmichaels on the Waynesburg Road and adjoining
land with Ellis Bailey his natural lifetime for his maintainance while he
lives said house or lands not to be sold by Washington Tuttle or any part of
it but only to be used by him while he lives also of any household effects
one picture called the Crusifix with all of the other framed pictures and
one stand that sits in the back room and any such other household property
as may not herein after be specified.  After the death of my son Washington
Tuttle I make the following division of my Real Estate and my personal
elects.  First my daughter Evaline Kanan is to be paid the sum of $25.00 in
money out of the proceeds of the Estate after which an equal division of all
the proceeds of my estate between all of my children their heirs or assigns.
Except John Tuttle the son of James Tuttle now deceased.  The said John
Tuttle is not to have any part of my estate but the other children of my son
James Tuttle are to be equal in one share of the estate as follows

The heirs of James Tuttle except his son John To have one share,
Sallie Harter, one share,
Louvina, one share, [Lavina had married Stephen Kinnan's brother James, who
by this time had died by drowning.]
Evaline Kanan one share

Of any personal effects my daughter Evaline Kanan is to have my corner
cubbord that stands in the frount room also my tea canister and glass spoon
holder these articles to be given to Evaline Kanan at my death, also the
largest trunk at my house  AmeliaXTuttle

Attest G. W. Crow, Nellie Crow

As to the date of death see affidavitt of S. R. Kinnan who being duly sworn
according to law says the above named Amelia Tuttle died on the 16th day of
Feby A.D. 1890 at about 4 o'clock p.m. of said day

Will of Amelia Tuttle

Carmichaels Greene Co Penna November 25 1887

The last will and testament of Amelia Tuttle:  All to whom it may concern
know that I herein make my last will and testament and declare any other
instrument that purports to be such null and void and without any consent.
First I bequeath to my son Washington Tuttle all of my real estate situated
one mile from the Town of Carmichaels on the Waynesburg Road and adjoining
land with Ellis Bailey his natural lifetime for his maintainance while he
lives said house or lands not to be sold by Washington Tuttle or any part of
it but only to be used by him while he lives also of any household effects
one picture called the Crusifix with all of the other framed pictures and
one stand that sits in the back room and any such other household property
as may not herein after be specified.  After the death of my son Washington
Tuttle I make the following division of my Real Estate and my personal
elects.  First my daughter Evaline Kanan is to be paid the sum of $25.00 in
money out of the proceeds of the Estate after which an equal division of all
the proceeds of my estate between all of my children their heirs or assigns.
Except John Tuttle the son of James Tuttle now deceased.  The said John
Tuttle is not to have any part of my estate but the other children of my son
James Tuttle are to be equal in one share of the estate as follows

The heirs of James Tuttle except his son John To have one share,
Sallie Harter, one share,
Louvina, one share, [Lavina had married Stephen Kinnan's brother James, who
by this time had died by drowning.]
Evaline Kanan one share

Of any personal effects my daughter Evaline Kanan is to have my corner
cubbord that stands in the frount room also my tea canister and glass spoon
holder these articles to be given to Evaline Kanan at my death, also the
largest trunk at my house  AmeliaXTuttle

Attest G. W. Crow, Nellie Crow

As to the date of death see affidavitt of S. R. Kinnan who being duly sworn
according to law says the above named Amelia Tuttle died on the 16th day of
Feby A.D. 1890 at about 4 o'clock p.m. of said day