CARROLL COUNTY TN - WILLS - Willis W. Mainard
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Willis W. Mainard's Will

I, Willis W. Mainard being of sound and perfect mind and memory  do  make  and
publish this my last will & Testament in Manner &  form  following  To-Wit.  I
bequeath to my beloved wife my farm and one Bay horse during her widdowhood. I
also bequeath to my son James eighteen dollars & the property I  have  already
given him. I also give and bequeath & give to my son John my Sorrell  mare.  I
also give and bequeath to my son George my Sorrell Horse the  ballance  of  my
property I want sold and the money equally divided among the  ballance  of  my
Children, I also wish my brother James Mainard to administer on the property.

Signed sealed published and in presents of us this 14th February 1836.

Willis W. Mainard (Seal)

Test. Jas T. Dudly Grissom Bates

State of Tennessee)
Carroll County) March Term 1836

This day the last will and Testament of Willis W. Mainard was produced in open
Court and proved by Grisson Bates and Joseph T. Dudley on of  the  subscribing
witnesses & ordered to be Recorded.

A copy test G. Hern, Clerk
By Joel R. Smith, D. Clerk

Recorded 23rd March 1836
G. Hern, Clerk
By Joel R. Smith, D. Clerk