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J.N. Daniel Will
dated 02 November 1914
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Contributed by: Sandy Daniel |
11 March 2008 |
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Copyright: Sandy Daniel 2008 |
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Source: Copy of the will |
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Recorded: |
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Whereas, I, J. N. Daniel, am
considerably advanced in years, and fully recognize the uncertainty of
life and the certainty of death; and whereas it has pleased an all wise
God to permit me to accumulate some property as and while I have
journeyed through this life, and also to have a family of children and a
wife, some or all of whom may out live and survive me; and whereas I am
desirious (sic) of making some divisions of my property among my
children, while I am in the right use and exercise of my best judgement,
and am now sound in both body and mind, apparently, in such way that the
laws of decent and distribution might not be fully sufficient to meet in
the division of my property among my said children, Now (as written).
Therefore I, J. N. Daniel, a resident
of Crooked Creek, Near Daniels Landing, being of sound mind and
disposing memory, do make and publish this as and for my last will and
testament, hereby revoking all other wills and testaments by me at any
time heretofore made of whatever kind or character.
I
I hereby direct and request that all
my just debts, including funeral expenses and expenses of administration
be paid by my executors.
II
I have this day by a warranty deed
conveyed to my two sons, C. A. Daniel and W. A. Daniel two tracts of
land now owned by me. The first embracing what is known as Daniels
Landing and all buildings and improvements of every kind now on it and
several acres of tillable lands, lying on the east bank of Tennessee
river just below the mouth of Crooked Creek just North of and adjoining
T. C. Britts lands; and also one half, the South end of a timber tract
of land owned by me lying in the hills about one half to three quarters
of a mile east of Tennessee river, this conveyance made however so as to
retain all the rents of said realty so conveyed to them by me, during
the remainder of my natural life, and then in the event my wife should
out live me, they are to take absolute and unconditional control of
said lands at once upon my death and pay to my beloved wife during the
remainder of her natural life the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars
per year as long as she may live, as rents on said property, this being
the full amount they are to be compelled to pay to her on said property,
or in the event I should outlive her, then at my death they are to take
and have the full and absolute control and management of said property
at once upon my death, as in the other event of her out living me. And
I now wish to fully confirm and ratify this conveyance in the
equalization and division my property among my children as I think and
wish it to be made. This property thus deeded to my two sons C. A.
Daniel and W. A. Daniel shall constitute the full and entire amount
which they are to have and receive out of and from my estate, at any
time, and should they die before I do and leave any children who may
take as their heirs, then their said children no to have or receive any
other amount out of my estate other than what is deeded to the said C.
A. Daniel and W. A. Daniel, except what may be allowed them as my
executors as fees therefore.
III
I further give, devise and bequeath
to my beloved wife, Martha Daniel, in the event she should out live and
survive me as my lawful widow, out of the remainder and residue of all
my property which may be left after deducting from it the property thus
deeded to my two sons, C. A. Daniel and W. A. Daniel put such property
and rights in both quality and quanity (sic) in my property as she would
take according to law in the event she should survive me as my said
widow, it being my intention and desire to give to her with out
stricting (as written) in any way, fully all the law would allow her.
IV
I next give, devise and bequeath, all
the rest and residue and remainder of my property of whatever kind and
character and where ever located, which I may die seized and possessed
of, to the remainder of my children and those who may stand in the place
of my children and represent a parent who is my child, So as to divide
such remainder and residue of my said property among all the remainder
of my children equally. And it is my will, desire and request that this
property devised to the remainder of my children shall descend to them
and be taken by them, and they shall come into the control and
possession of the same, and dispose of the same in the same way, manner,
time and form as they would inherit same under the laws of inheretance
(sic), it being my intention to leave the management, control and
disposition of the property so devised to the remainder of my said
children to their own best judgment and discretion, provided such
judgment and discretion shall be at all times exercised so as to fully
recognize the rights of the said C. A. Daniel and W. A. Daniel in and to
the property this day deeded to them, and also so as to recognize all
the rights of my said wife Martha Daniel in and to said property, in the
event she should out live me.
V
I do hereby nominate appoint and
fully constitute my two sons, C. A. Daniel and S. W. Daniel (as written)
joint executors to this my last will and testament, and excuse them from
the execution of any bonds it being my intentions to empower them to
carry out the provisions of this my last will and testament with out
being burdened with the execution of a bond, they to be the sole
executors of this will and testament.
In witness where unto, I here unto set my signature, this the 2nd day of
November 1914.
J. N. Daniel
Signed by the said J. N. Daniel, as and for his last will and testament,
in the presence of us, the undersigned, who at his request, and in his
sight and presence, and in the presence of each other, have subscribed
our names hereto as attesting witnesses, the day and date written above.
Henry Ledbetter
W. H. Young
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