The Last Will and Testament of Daniel Jayne V
                                            of Flat Gap,Kentucky
                                               Oct. 7, 1912
                                             As transcribed by:
                                              William C. Reed
                                               Contributed by:
                                              Donella Stapleton

      The Last Will and Testement of Daniel Jaynes. Said Daniel Jaynes bestows, willa and bequeaths this
to his daughter Sarah Jaynes provided he dies before she does, all his personal property, real estate and
whatever may recur to him from pending law suits to be used for her benefit and support so long as she may
live after paying burial and funeral expenses. Furthur that if the government pays for logs taken during
the Civil War that so much of that fund as may be necessary  for the purpose to place head or tombstones at 
the graves of each member of the family. After this is done if there is other funds from this source so
much of it shall be used to pay the lawyer for collecting as is necessary for that purpose.

      Further,that if the land suit is gained so much of the fund acrueing from this source as is necessary
to pay the expenses of this suit in fees and lawyer claims shall be used.

      Further, after these provisions are satisfied if there is yet other funds that D. J. Daniel, Henry 
Daniel, Isom Daniel, Sylvanis Sparks, Charles Hays, William H. Hills, G. V. Daniel, William Jaynes, Eliphas
Ross, and Mander Fergusson shall be renumerated for their personal expenditures and services.

      Also out of the first money collected from these claims the Doctor bills are to be paid. 

                                                                                     Daniel Jayne

Attest.{R. M. Ross
       {Jack McKenzie

      The above will was written by me a Justice of the Peace of Johnson County,KY., and subscribed before
me this 7th day of Oct. 1912.
                                                                                     C. S. Daniel