Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-15
LIBERAL REQUESTS
OF MRS. eucENlA JAMES WILSON
 DUNCAN, DECEASED.
Her Last wiu and Testament Filed for Record With the County Clerk this
 Morning-The Requests.

The last will and testament of Mrs. Eugenia James Wilson Duncan, who died at Fayetteville, Ark, during the month of January, 1896, was filed for record in the office oi the County Clerk this morning, and is as follows:
 The last will and testament Oi Mrs. Eugenia James Wilson Duncan, of the City of Fayetteville, Ark.
 Revoktng all wills heretofore made by me, l make this my last win and testament.
 First, It is my desire that all my just debts be paid.
 Second, Tn grateful rememberance of the numerous kindnesses of my foster parents, Mir. and Mrs. R. V. McGracken, I hereby will and bequeath to them the sum of $l ,0C0
 in cash, and also all the rents and profits from one story brick store, and also from one two story brick both situated on Main street be- tween Second and Third avenues, in the City of Pine Bluff, during their lifetime and at the death of either the other is to receive the same during his or her lifetime and at the death of both, then the said proper ty is to descend to and become a part of my estate and to be divided and disposed of with the remainder of my estate as herein after directed. This property shall not under any consideration be sold or disposed of in any way so as to deprive the said K. V McCracken and his wife of the rents and profits during their life time.
 Third, 1t is my desire that my exeeutor shall pay to the trustees or wardens of St. Panl's Episcopal Church parish, of Fayetteville, Ark, the sum of $500 in cash as soon after my death as possible to be used in helping to build an orphans home, or hospital for the poor, sick and needy, and to be used for no other purpose.
 Fourth, After the above ishes have been compiled with, 1 hereby will and bequeath to my beloved husband, Garnett Duncan, and my children, if 1 should have any at my death, in equal shares, that is to say my husband is to have a ehild's part, and in case I should die with out issue, to my said husband, abso- lutely, all my property of every kind and nature, both personal and real, wherever located or situated, in- eluding all my real estate in the City of Pine Bluff, Ark, and all my interest in some real estate owned jointly by me and Thos. $. James and Garland D. James, situated near Hot Springs, Ark, and also my entire interest in some real estate situated in or near Memphis, Tenn, and any and all real estate or in- terest therein, that l may now own or acquire, or that l may hereafter inherit, or that may in any way descend to me, together with all monies, accounts, choses-in-action, and all personal and real property that l may own, wherever situated.
 Fifth, 1 hereby appoint Garnett Duncan as my executor, to carry out this, my last will and testament, and he is hereby authorized to settle any and all debts, without probate, and he is not to Le required to take steps in court, except to probate this will and have it recorded.
 Witness my hand and seal, this the 18th day of November, 1894. Signed,
 EUGENE JAMES WILSON DUNCAN.
 Then follows codieil revoking the bequest to the St. Paul's Episco- pal Church of Fayetteville, which was paid ill cash prior to the testa- trix death.