Madison Co. TN
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218. J. A. MARTIN, January 27, 1931-July 13, 1931
Resident of Bemis, Tennessee
Residence in Bemis
To wife /unnamed/ and rest of real estate to brothers, E. D. and Ray Martin, equa11y. E. D. Martin, executor. Witnesses: Dr. J. G. Cottongin, E. D. Pettigrew.
J. A. Martin died July 24, 1931.
219. ROBERT C. DONNELL, August 18, 1928-July 25, 1931
Resident of Madison County, Tennessee
Entire estate to wife, Laura Donnell, for life only and at her demise to those entitled by law to shares. Wife, executrix without making bond as such. Witnesses: W. T. Rogers, I. L. Grady.
Robert C. Donnell died July 19, 1931.
220-221. R. S. FLETCHER, August 19, 1926-July 29, 1931
Beloved wife, Pattie C. Fletcher, entire estate and at her demise to children or their heirs, Robert S., Matie C., Lellie E., Martha A., Aaron, Thomas and Walker Fletcher. Wife, executrix without making bond as such. Witnesses: G. C. Wilkerson, Oliver Benton, Mamie Parkinson.
R. S. Fletcher died July 21, 1931
222. LENA BROWN STRAWN, September 13, 1925-August 18, 1931
Resident of Jackson, Tennessee
Entire estate to son, James L. Strawn and her sister, Fannie R. Brown, equally. Sister, executrix without making bond as such. No witnesses.
Lena Brown Strawn died April 13, 1929.
223. CHARLES D. BROWN, August 21, 1920-August 26, 1931
Resident of Jackson, Tennessee
Entire estate to beloved wife, Electra Brown and she to serve as executrix without making bond as such. Witnesses: T. B. Carroll, A. J. McGehee.
Charles D. Brown died August 14, 1931.
224. HENRY WILLIAM LOUIS, November 23, 1903-August 29, 1931
Resident of Jackson, Tennessee
Entire estate to his beloved wife, Elizabeth Jane Louis and she to serve as executrix without making bond as such. Witnesses: R. S. Fletcher and C. F. Landis.
Codicil dated August 10, 1931. Both executors named had died and new ones designated were C. B. Ijams and W. C. Diffee.
Henry William Louis died in Hot Springs, Arkansas, August 24, 1931.
225-226. J. J. HICKS, June 12, 1931-September 1, 1931
Resident of Madison County, Tennessee
To wife, Anna Taylor Hicks, residential lot, 402 Highland Ave., Jackson and personalty and $10,000 out of which $1000 was to be paid to Emma, wife of J. R. Farrar; to Martha, daughter of J. R. Farrar $1000; to Andrew Taylor, Jr. $1000; at demise of wife residue of estate to John R. Hopper and his son, J. Hicks Hopper and to Lewis Hicks. W. A. Wainwright Security National Bank of Jackson, executors. Witnesses: H. E. Oglesby, Mae Cox.
J. J. Hicks died August 23, 1931.
227. Mrs. ALICE CAWTHON ROSS, February 21, 1929-September 12, 1931
To beloved daughter, Mrs. Mary Ross Baker, her homeplace in Jackson; son Hugh C. Ross and daughter, Mary Ross Baker her Liberty bonds and other stock; to them as well the 400 acre Ross farm in Chester Co., Tenn., equally. Hugh C. Ross, executor without making bond as such. Witnesses: J. T. Rothrock, Spencer Truex.
Mrs. Alice Cawthon Ross died September 14, 1931.
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228-229. J. T. ROTHROCK, August 30, 1930-September 16, 1931
Resident of Jackson, Tennessee
To aunt, Miss Mattie J. Rothrock $2500; to step-mother, Mrs. T. G. Rothrock $2500; to brother, William Herron Rothrock $2500; to sister, Mrs. R. H. Miller $2500; to sister, Mrs. J. L. McKinstry $2550. "As a token of my affection I give to Miss Mamie Caldwell the sum of $200." W. A. Caldwell, Miss Mamie Leet, executors without making bond as such. Witnesses: D. T. Henderson, Keith Short.
John Thomas Rothrock died September 14, 1931.
230-231. T. E. OVERTON, June 18, 1930-September 26, 1931
Resident of Madison County, Tennessee
To youngest son, Billie Overton, $500; to three oldest children, Sammy Overton, Mary Luvenia Wiggins, Christine Wood, rest of money, equally. To daughters household furnishings. Three oldest children to have his Barrier farm. To wife, Belle Overton, the home farm on which they lived, for life, then again to three oldest children. J. T. Perry, executor without making bond as such. Witnesses: J. W. Hundley, Ernest Elston.
T. E. Overton died September 24, 1931.
232. HEZEKIAH M. FRANKLIN, May 27, 1931-October 3, 1931
Patient in Edward Hines, Jr. Hospital, Hines, Illinois
To sister, Lily Franklin, Mercer, Tenn., his entire estate. No executor named. Witnesses: Dr. Benzion D. Resnick, Roy Stockwell.
233. EUGENE T. BRACHEN, April 29, 1931-October 6, 1931
Resident of Jackson, Tennessee
To brother, John J. Brachen, entire estate and he to serve as executor without making bond as such. If this brother died before he did, his estate would go to Mrs. Laura J. Brachen, John J.'s wife; to nieces, Henrietta May Bracken, Catherine C. Bracken and Mattie L. Brachen, equally.
No executor named. Witnesses: W. A. Caldwell, W. H. McCabe.
Eugene T. Brachen died October 2, 1931.
234. JOHN F. PHARR, undated will-November 12, 1931
Resident of Covington County, Alabama
To beloved wife, Minnie Lee and dear son, Crawford A. Pharr, all money, equally and his C. Scott place, the survivor inheriting it all, as well as sharing stock and all other property. Wife, executrix. Witnesses: M. H. Boyd, W. C. McLauchlin.
John T. Pharr died November 7, 1939.
235. Mrs. T. J. WALDEN, undated will-December 17, 1931
To husband /unnamed/ the homeplace and white house adjoining; sister Sadie Blackwell all personalty, including what had been her daughter, Katherine Phillips' (deceased); sister Martha Turner $150 "this being all that she shall claim as I have reason to know that she does not love me." Sister Walker Wadleigh's children $l. Insurance money, $10,000 to be spent for her burial expenses and a tombstone at her grave and tombstones at Joe's Katherine, Little Joe's, and Katy Lou's graves; $2000 to sister Sadie and remainder to Scarritt Bible School, Nashville as a memorial to Katherine. No executor named. Witnesses: Mrs. Bertha Stacks, A. B. Stacks, Alvin F. Stacks.
Mrs. T. J. Walden died December 14, 1931.
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236. Mrs. EMILY SPAIN, January 20, 1931-December 29, 1931
Resident of Madison County, Tennessee
To daughter, Emma Blackmon, all personalty and one $500 Liberty bond and rest of estate to this daughter and grandson, Thomas Joseph Spain, equally. Grandson, Edward Blackmon, executor without making bond as such. Witnesses: G. C. Wilkerson, W. A. Hefley.
Mrs. Emily Spain died December 6, 1931.
237. Mrs. MARY A. POOLE, November 30, 1928-January 5, 1932
Resident of Madison and Shelby counties, Tennessee
Entire estate to children William A. Poole, George H. Poole, Mrs. Rosa Lee, Mrs. Isabel Hart, Mrs. Amanda Richardson, Mrs. Dallas Morris, Mrs. Eliza Ross, Mrs. Florence Gary, McKinley Poole and Mrs. Pearl Johnson. Mrs. Florence Gary, executrix without making bond as such. Witnesses: Judd Brooks, C. D. Rivers
Codicil dated October 25, 1930. $533 each to W. A. Poole, G. H. Poole, Rosa Lee, Isabel Hart, Dallas Morris, Eliza Ross, Florence Gary, McKinley Poole and Pearson Johnson Larson and rest of estate divided among them. Witnesses: Bennie Brazelton, John Walden.
Mrs. Mary A. Poole died January 1, 1932.
236. WILLIAM H. DAVIDSON, January 23, 1931-January 13, 1932
To daughter, Nell Davidson $5; rest of estate to beloved wife, Willie Mai Davidson making bond as such, and she to serve as executrix without making bond as such. Witnesses: M. H. Holmes, Katie Collis.
William H. Davidson died January 11, 1932.
239. Mrs. ISABEL NETTLES, September 9, 1931-January 26, 1932
Resident of Jackson, Tennessee
To son A. S. Nettles her homeplace, 318 Forrest Avenue and rest of estate to children Wade Hampton Nettles, William J. Nettles, Bob Nettles, Braxton Nettles and Cleveland Nettles, equally. A. S. Nettles, executor without making bond as such. Witnesses: Mrs. E. A. Williams, Claire B. Newman.
Mrs. Isabel Nettles died September 13, 1931.
240. Mrs. LIZZIE GLENN HARRIS, December 31, 1931-January 26, 1932
Resident of Madison County, Tennessee
A. V. Patton to serve as executor, to sell property and provide income from same to daughter, Louise Harris Hicks. National Bank of Commerce to serve as executor if Patton failed to do so. Witnesses: James S. Lawrence, D. S. Bennett.
Mrs. Lizzie Glenn Harris died January 19, 1932.
241. Mrs. JULIA BLACKERT, June 25, 1930-February 8, 1932
Resident of Jackson, Tennessee
To daughter, Clara E. Blackert entire estate and she to serve as executrix without making bond as such. Witnesses: G. D. Hone, Mrs. G. D. Hone.
Mrs. Julia Blackert died January 21, 1932
242. WILLIAM P. WILLIAMS, December 23, 1929-February 10, 1932
Resident of Jackson, Tennessee
To daughter, Mrs. Sophie McFerrin $200 cash; remainder of estate to Samuel L. Williams and wife, Fay Williams. Son, executor without making bond as such. Witnesses: J. H. Thomas, Mrs. Hattie Thomas.
William P. Williams died January 28, 1932.
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244. AMANDA BROOKS, March 6, 1925-February 24, 1932
Resident of Jackson, Tennessee; signed with an "x"
Entire estate to brothers, Aus Hunt and Calvin Hunt and sister, Eliza Hunt, equally. Her horse to Buford Artis if she hadn't sold it. L. G. Murray, executor without making bond as such. Witnesses: L. G. Murray, Major Hunt, A. B. "x" Bryant.
Amanda Brooks died February 21, 1932.
245-247. T. H. BOND, April 14, 1927-February 26, 1932
Resident of old Civil District 5, Madison County, Tennessee
To daughter, Lucille $500 having already given her $1500. All personalty to wife, Flora Bell Bond and his real estate. He had hired F. M. Patton, engineer, Jackson, to make blueprint plat of subdivision of his lands which was made a part of this will. Tract A, l00 acres, to son, F. A. Bond; Tract B, l00 acres, to son, J. P. Bond; Tract C, l00 acres, to son, J. L. Bond; Tract D, l00 acres, to son, P. V. Bond. F. A. Bond, executor without making bond as such. Witnesses: C. B. bond, Mrs. Clara Ausban. /These tracts ostensibly to these children after his wife's demise./
Codicils dated April 14, 1927 and January 21, 1928. Instead of giving son P. V. Bond 100 acres, he to have only 30 acres in tract D which with the 72 acres (tract E on plat) he’d already provided for him, making him 102 acres. The balance of 100 acres in tract D to sons, J. L., F. A., P. V. and J. P. Bond, equally. The sons were charged with $1000 they were to pay daughter Lucille Jones (revoking bequest of $500 to her). Witnesses: C. G. Bond, Mrs. Clara Ausban.
Thomas Hair Bond died February 24, 1932. (Bond Cem. tombstone)
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248. JOHN J. CHRISTIE, February 12, 1923-March 7, 1932
Resident of Jackson, Tennessee
Son, J. J. Christie, Jr. to serve as executor, without compensation and daughter, Margaret A. Christie to “succeed” him in the paint business and “to control” homestead, 215 Morgan Street. Daughter, Rooney, Mrs. R. L. Howard and children to be provided for out of said business. Witnesses: Paul Thrasher, Mary Baxter.
John J. Christie died February 9, 1931.
249. J. H. PARROTT, February 3, 1931-March 18, 1932
Resident of Jackson, Tennessee
To wife, Fannie, his entire estate and she to serve as executrix without making bond as such. Witnesses: L. E. Mathis, A. M. Young.
John H. Parrott died March 15, 1932.
250. Mrs. SUSAN VIRGINA BISHOP, November 22- 1927-March 22, 1932
Resident of Mercer, Tennessee
Wanted a tombstone placed at her grave and that of her husband, T. F. Bishop. Entire estate to niece, Mrs. Mabel Madeline Pope, wife of William D. Pope of Mercer, Tennessee. Laura L. McGee, executrix without making bond as such. Witnesses: G. M. Omar, S. W. Hill.
Mrs. Susan Virginia Bishop died March 17, 1932.
251. Miss M. P. MATTHEWS, February 26, 1932 – March 29, 1932
Resident of Madison County, Tennessee; signed with an “x”
Entire estate to brother, Henry Matthews, sister Ida Pearce and children of deceased brother, Andrew Matthews (Jessie, William, Martha) and child of deceased sister, Callie Spain (William) and children of deceased sister Liddie Manley (Shelly, Roy, Marshall, Earnest, Ivey and Betie) all in 5 equal parts. G. C. Wilkerson, executor without making bond as such. Witnesses: Oliver Benton, Bennett B. Tillman.
Miss M. P. Matthews died March 11, 1932.
252. WILLIAM B. REID, February 1, 1932 – April 16, 1932
Resident of Jackson, Tennessee
Debts to be paid; the home and lot, 140 Pine, Jackson, to niece, Pearline Johnson and her children “who has cared for me in my declining years” and personalty. C. B. Ijam, executor without making bond as such. Witnesses: C. B. Ijams, Walter Johnson, Pearling Johnson.
William B. Reid died April 4, 1932.
253. W . O. WARFORD, November 10, 1930 – April 19, 1932.
Resident of Jackson, Tennessee
To son, Kenneth Clark Warford $10; daughter Bessie Warford $10; all other property to Frances Howard Warford and she to serve as “administratrix” without making bond as such. Witnesses: W. T. Straub, Mrs. Elizabeth Breland Loyd.
W. O. Warford died April 11, 1932.
254. Mrs. B. H. BAILEY, April 4, 1926 – May 12, 1932
Resident of Madison County, Tennessee
To son, Raymond Bailey, residential lot, 201 No. Hays Ave., Jackson, household furnishings and automobile. To daughter, Mrs. Lorraine Robinson, residential lot, 554 E. College St., Jackson; to son L. B. Bailey residential lot, 119 Stoddert St., Jackson and to share residential lot, 618 E. College St.
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with daughter Mrs. Harry Johnsey if the 119 Stoddert St. lot not still in her estate at her demise. Rest of estate equally divided among her four children. Mrs. Lorraine Robinson, executrix without making bond as such. Witnesses: Roger G. Murray, D. H. Darr.
Mrs. Sarah Lizzie (B. H.) Bailey died May 4, 1932.
255-257. R. B. HICKS, April 17, 1929-May 19, 1932
Resident of Jackson, Tennessee
To son, E. F. Hicks, 8 acres near Malesus; 15 acres in Civil District 5, Madison County; another tract near Jackson; lot on Chester St., Extended; parcel of land at Hicksville in Civil District 5, Madison County. To son, F. M. Hicks 40 acres on State Highway 5, part of property called Englewood; a bungalow; lot on Highland Avenue. To daughter, Mrs. Roberta Hicks Pettey lot with brickstore where Hicks-Lawrence store formerly occupied and other lots in Jackson. To children, E. F. Hicks, Mrs. Roberta Hicks Pettey, F. M. Hicks, Marie Hicks McClintock, George W. Hicks, Robert B. Hicks, Jr. and T. J. Hicks all stock in corporations in the oil business, equally. Rest of estate to wife, Mattie J. Hicks and she to serve as executrix without making bond as such. Witnesses: C. W. Hewgley, B. B. Johnson.
Robert Benjamin Hicks died May 15, 1932 (DC).
258. W. E. HUTCHINGS, May 7, 1929-May 21, 1932
Signed with an "x"
Wanted to be buried in lot, Riverside Cemetery, Jackson with suitable tombstone placed at his grave. Entire estate to be given to Madison County, Tennessee. R. B. Neely, executor without making bond as such. Witnesses: Lilliam Altfeld, C. E. Campbell.
W. E. Hutchings died May 19, 1932.
259. RACHEL BERRY, February 5, 1932-May 31, 1932
Resident of Jackson, Tennessee
To son Isaac Joseph Berry "who has been so faithful in caring for me," her homeplace and another nearby lot; to oldest daughter, Mrs. Lula Frances Hayes, Jackson, lot next to her son's; to youngest daughter, Mrs. Ida Bertha Perry, Chicago, Ill. lot near others. Another lot to be divided among grandchildren Lauretta and Annette Perry, Chicago; Waldo, Thelma and Charley Berry, Jackson, equally shared. No executor named. Witnesses: Ida M. Burrows, J. F. Lane
Rachel Berry died February 12, 1932.
260. MARY J. McKIM, November 16, 1930-June 8, 1932
Entire estate to Homer Latham after she was buried and a "cheap tombstone is put to my head and feet." No executor named. Witnesses: S. E. McNatt, C. F. Jones.
Mary J. McKim died June 1, 1932.
261. O. J. NANCE, July 14, 1914-June 8, 1932
Resident of Jackson, Tennessee
Entire estate to Anne T. Nance and to serve as executrix without making bond as such. Witnesses: E. W. Hughes, T. G. Morris.
O. J. Nance died June 1, 1932.
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262. JAMES S. HONE, February 8, 1929-June 25, 1932
Resident of Madison County, Tennessee
To wife, Virginia Hone, entire estate and she to serve as executrix without making bond as such. Witnesses: W. T. Rogers, Nettie Mae Walthal.
James S. Hone died June 19, 1932.
263. G. N. ROBINSON, July 30, 1930-June 30, 1932
Resident of Jackson, Tennessee
Entire estate, after debts paid, to wife, Lula S. Robinson and she to serve as executrix without making bond as such. No witnesses.
G. N. Robinson died June 16, 1932.
264. JEFF D. SHELTON, November 3, 1923-July 8, 1932
Resident of Jackson, Tennessee
Entire estate to beloved wife, Margaret Sims Shelton and she to serve as executrix without making bond as such. Witnesses: Bruce Mitchell, Z. K. Griffin.
Jeff D. Shelton died June 4, 1932.
265. FELIX D. LESTER, February 21, 1924-July 15, 1932
Resident of Jackson, Tennessee
To daughters, Mrs. Susan A. Minor and Miss Ophelia Lester each $5; rest of estate to wife, Sallie T. Lester and she to serve as executrix without making bond as such. At wife's demise the remaining estate to sons A. M. Lester and W. B. Lester. Witnesses: Jack F. White, T. J. Murray, Jr.
Felix D. Lester died June 26, 1932.
266. EMILY NEILL GATES, July 17, 1925-July 26, 1932
Resident of Jackson, Tennessee
To beloved brother, Falls Neill entire estate and he to serve as executor without making bond as such. Witnesses: Kathlee Barton, Hattie Barton Yelton.
Emma (Emily) Neill Gates died June 6, 1932 (tombstone, Riverside Cemetery).
267. Mrs. BETTY, JANE EPPERSON, May 10, 1931-August 3, 1932
The interest she inherited by last will of her husband in 100 acre tract, she devised to children Cora Epperson Gregory, Sallie Epperson Clark, Lucy Epperson Fletcher and Eldred Epperson. Personalty to children Cora Gregory, Lucy Fletcher, Sallie Clark, Mattie Wingo, Eldred Epperson and step-daughter, Lizzie Epperson "whom I love as a daughter," equally shared. Lucy Epperson Fletcher, executrix without making bond as such. Witnesses: A. V. Patton, F. P. Patton.
Mrs. Betty Jane Epperson died July 20, 1932.
268. H. L. CARADINE, January 29, 19l9-August 5, 1932
Entire estate to wife, Alice V. Caradine and she to serve as executrix without making bond as such. Witnesses: W. N. Key, O. V. Cheesebre /as spelled/.
H. L. Caradine died July 21, 1932.
269. Mrs. CORNELIA E. STRONG, March 17, 1928-August 17, 1928
Resident of Jackson, Tennessee
To son, Robert R. Strong who had supported her and her sister for the "last several years" she left her entire estate and he to serve as executor without making bond as such. Witnesses: Mrs. H. F. Harris, Mrs. W. A. Malone.
Mrs. Cornelia E. Strong died August 11, 1932.
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270. CHARLEY BENNETT, September 2, 1927-August 17, 1932
Resident of Madison County, Tennessee
To mother, Fannie Bennett $50. To wife, Allie Bennett rest of estate for life and at her demise to his nieces Helena Bennett, Ruthie Bennett, equally. Wife, executrix without making bond as such. Witnesses: Roger G. Murray, David P. Murray.
Charley Bennett died March 15, 1932.
271. W. E. KERBY, August 16, 1920-August 23, 1932
Resident of Memphis, Tennessee
To wife, Maggie M. Kerby his personalty and residential lot, 137 Lee St., Jackson and at her demise to sons Bedford and Ernest Kerby and step-son Lawrence Cochran, equally. To son, Bedford Kerby, residential lot at 509 Yale Avenue, Memphis, or formerly Binghamton. Ernest Kerby, son, executor to have residential lot, 112 Walsh St., Jackson. Witnesses: J. Walter Jones, L. T. M. Canada.
W. E. Kerby died August 16, 1932.
272. AMOS KRESS, Apri1 20, 1920-September 19, 1932
Resident of Madison County, Tennessee
To beloved wife, Annie Kress, entire estate and she to serve as executrix without making bond as such. Witnesses: R. E. Parrish, George J. Lohring.
Amos Kress died in August 1932.
273. ANNIE KRESS, February 2, 1924-September 20, 1932
Resident of Madison County, Tennessee
To beloved husband, Amos Kress entire estate and he to serve as executor without making bond as such. Witnesses: Wiley Ely Bentley, Phil Cole.
Annie Rush Kress died September 13, 1932. (Griffin Funeral Home record)
274. SALLIE ANDERSON, October 11, 1928-September 21, 1932
Resident of Jackson, Tennessee
To brothers James H. Anderson and Neil P. Anderson and sister, Martha Ann Anderson entire estate. Neil P. Anderson, executor without making bond as such. Witnesses: J. W. Boon, A. T. Jones.
Sallie Anderson died April 5, 1932.
275. J. H. ANDERSON, August 1, 1931-September 21, 1932
Resident of Madison County, Tennessee
50 acre tract in Civil District 9, Madison Co., to brother, Neil P. Anderson. Sister Miss Sallie Anderson owned a 1/4 interest in farm of his father and in her will devised 1/3 or her 1/4 interest to him and he devised this in turn to his sister, Deen Anderson. His own interest in his father's farm he devised to Neil P. Anderson and also his farming equipment and interest in gin and mill and government bonds in order to help support his sister, Deen Anderson. Neil P. Anderson, executor without making bond as such. Witnesses: J. W. Boon, G. T. Brown.
James H. Anderson died September 22, 1931.
276. W. E. HELMS, September 4, 1915-October 20, 1932
Resident of Jackson, Tennessee
Wife, Flora E. Helms, to take charge of entire estate; to daughters, Lula A. Wells, Lillie M. Hafner, Ida C. Clark, Vivian R. Helms each $l. To sons Walter E. Helms and Billy T. Helms each $l. Rest of estate to wife. Witnesses W. F. Arnold, J. M. Carlisle.
Walter E. Helms died October 3, 1932.
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277. WILL BROWN, June 15, 1925-October 29, 1932
Any money left having paying debts to children Tom Brown, Jesse Brown, Louvenia Brown, R. L. Brown, equally; to children Ella Brown, Charlie Brown, Dee Brown, Lewis Brown, Eva Howell, Nannie Brown each $5; to Tom Brown a black horse, Lucy; to Jesse Brown a sorrel horse, Dan; to "my girls," Ella Brown, Dee Brown, Nannie Brown, Louvenia Brown, Irene Brown each one milk cow. L. C. McDaniel, executor without making bond as such. Witnesses: J. F. McDaniel, J. C. Harrison.
Will Brown died in 1932.
278. ROBERT MORGAN, May 10, 1932-November 17, 1932
Resident of Jackson, Tennessee
A Jackson lot to Lethal Maywether and Walker Morgan. Rest of estate to wife, Mary L. Morgan and she to serve as executrix. Witnesses: Will Millard Pate, James H. Jordan.
Robert Morgan died July 17, 1932.
279. H. B. STOVALL, August 3, 1932-November 25, 1932
Resident of Jackson, Tennessee
To beloved wife, Ellen D. Stovall his insurance policies, personalty and real estate. Son, Albert A. Stovall, executor who was to manage estate for benefit of testator's widow after whose demise estate to be divided among children, Mrs. J. T. Martin, Mrs. Euna Humphreys, Joe H. Stovall, Mrs. Martha Hamlett, Mrs. Lee Willy and John E. Stovall. Witnesses: Willie Mae Elizer, L. A. Poole.
Hartwell B. Stovall died November 16, 1932.
280. JOSEPH SYLVESTER ROBERTS, June 12, 1926-November 28, 1932
Resident of Jackson, Tennessee
$200 to trustees of Oakwood Cemetery, Hickman Co., KY.; to Mrs. Jane Beal $100; to Mrs. Neely Roberts $l00; to Mrs. Hattie S. Smith $l00; to Mrs. Bettie Lillard $l00; to William Kerr $100; to children of James Kerr $100, equally; to children of Jake Ross $100, equally; to William Vester Little $100; to Mrs. Mary M. McClanahan $100; to Paul G. White $100; to Annie White $1000. Niece, Allah Maie Ferguson Shelton, executrix without making bond as such. Witnesses: W. A. Caldwell, W. H. McCabe, R. H. Bond.
Joseph Sylvester Roberts died November 21, 1932.
281. V. A. ARMINIO, July 6, 1931-December 13, 1932
Resident of Madison County, Tennessee
$1 each to grandchildren Searfine Arminio, Jr., Hot Springs, Ark.; Roy Arminio, Hot Springs, Ark.; Edith Arminio, Hot Springs, Ark.; to step-daughter, Mrs. Grace Miles, Chicago, Ill. $1.To dear son, Emilie Arminio his shop on Market St., Jackson. To beloved wife, Maude Elizabeth Arminio personalty, money and homeplace, 241 Prospect Ave., Jackson, the latter along with daughter, Theresa and son, Emilie. Will Caldwell, executor. Theresa was Mrs. D. A. Acocella of Arlington, New Jersey. Witnesses: Graper H. Russell, Dr. Charles F. Webb.
Vito Antonio Arminio died December 6, 1932.
282. CHARLES THWEAT RUSSELL, February 2, 1932-December 13, 1932
Entire estate to wife, Irene Claiborne Russell except that he had a residential lot, 132 Stoddert, formerly his mother's place which he devised to his sister, Martha Ann (Patsy)Russell and at her demise, to his wife. Wife, executrix without making bond as such. Witnesses: H. W. Hicks, J. E. Barber.
Charles Thweat Russell died December 8, 1932.
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283. VICTORIA MYERS, November 17, 1932-December 20, 1932
Resident of Jackson, Tennessee
To "Ruby" and her son, Henry P. Myers she left farm and she to have personalty; Henry to have other personalty including Will's trunk. $l to W. A. Myers. No executor named. Witnesses: Mrs. W. B. Lillard, Mrs. Fannie Stout.
Victoria Myers died December 14, 1932.
284. Mrs. ROSA T. BOND, July 19, 1924-December 21, 1932
Resident of Jackson, Tennessee; widow of Thomas Bond
To grandson, Thomas William Bond son of her son, T. W. Bond and any other children this son might have, 125 acre tract of old Thomas Bond farm, 496 acres, in old Civil District 19, Madison County. All monies she left to be divided among her children T. W. Bond, Mrs. J. M. Johnson, Mrs. L. S. Edwards, Mrs. M. B. Nuckolls, Mrs. H. L. Rice. No executor named. Witnesses: Mrs. Clara Ausban, C. G. Bond.
Mrs. Rosa T. Bond died December 9, 1932.
285. Mrs. EMMA PHELPS, October 17, 1928-December 31, 1932
Resident of Madison County, Tennessee; widow
Entire estate to J. C. Young and wife, Lu Young. W. A. Pool, executor without making bond as such. Witnesses: Ruth Miller, J. F. Alexander.
Mrs. Emma Phelps died April 1, 1932.
286. JAMES E. JACKSON, undated will-January 3, 1933
Resident of Jackson, Tennessee
To faithful and beloved wife, Dora Dee Jackson all estate except residential lot, 167 Union St., Jackson, to son Gerard W. Jackson; to son Lawrence P. Jackson his jewelry business and he to serve as executor. No witnesses.
James E. Jackson died December 27, 1932.
287. G. J. FLETCHER, August 10, 1932-January 5, 1933
To daughter, Miss Maud Fletcher $500 in recognition of "her devotion and sacrifice in making the home comfortable." Rest of estate divided among his surviving children. Miss Maud Fletcher and Frank Fletcher, son, to serve as executors without making bond as such. Witnesses: Oliver Benton, Simpson Russell.
Gilford Jones Fletcher died December 23, 1932.
288-289. MARY J. GREEN, October 24, 1932-January 16, 1933
To Victor Woerner, as trustee for benefit of her sister, Annie E. Green, all her estate and at her demise divided: parcel, Covington, Tenn. to nephew, Kent H. Whitten, Jackson; remainder of real estate to nephew, J. G. Whitten, Texas; niece Mrs. Etta Ewart, Charleston, Mo.; niece Mrs. Annie Park, Greenville, Tenn. Adjustments among heirs as to these bequests. Victor Woerner, executor without making bond as such. Witnesses: Virginia Anderson, Albert K. Penick.
290. Mrs. IRENE CLAIBORNE RUSSELL, December 13, 1932-January 16, 1933
Resident of Jackson, Tennessee
Her entire estate to brother, Louis Taylor Claiborne in trust for support of her father, John T. Claiborne and whatever left at father's demise was to be given to this brother who was to serve as executor making bond as such. Witnesses: F. M. Fisher, D. H. Humphreys.
Mrs. Irene Claiborne Russell died January 13, 1933.
