| [Return to introduction] Will Book 1, pages 28-32 Walker County, Alabama Last Will and Testament ofWILLIAM L. STANLEYBeing “over the age of twenty years, of feble health,” directed that all real and private property be inventoried and appraised, including that of his mercantile business, which will continued by his partner, George H Guttery. Heirs: Balance of money due the estate from his partnership to be paid to his wife, Lutitia Stanley. But should it be desired by my said wife and partner (after the payment of debts) have the option to divide the notes and accounts and close the mercantile. “It is my will, and I so direct that the premium on the insurance policy of my wife Luticia Stanley’s life be paid out of and with the assets of my said estate without being made a separate charge against her.” When all debts are paid and affairs of the estate are completed, all real and personal property, money, rights, and credits be turned over to Luticia, “and that she be authorized to use the same, for the support and Education of my minor children, and as well as her own support during her natural life or widowhood. At her death or remarriage, the property is to be divided among his children. Should his wife remarry, “she shall be entitled to share with my children.” Wife Lutitia Stanley and “my in law Geo. H. Guttery” were named as executors. Witnessed by A M Stovall, D J Giles, and J B Hughes. 14 June 1883. Proven in court 20 July 1883. |
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