The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1901-10-10
The F. F. REMPEL WILL.
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wife, Miss Minnie White, the 80
day Alabaster Clock, relic of my
family. This is n token of respect
to my friend on account of my
dear friend, Alexander White, the
grandfather of our friend. The
many changes that have occurred
in my business affairs for the year
last past, have caus ed me to annul
all former wills and having also
found some errors therein.
Item Thirty-One: 1t is my re-
quest, that l be buried wherever
my wife, A. d. Houston and my
nephews, Rudolph and Ferdinand
F Rempel Jr. shall think proper,
and that the funeral services be
held at my house or such other
place as said parties may think
best, that the funeral services be
conducted by Rev. Weubben or
such other person as my rela-
tives may select, and that such
monument be purchased to be paid
for by my executors and erected to
my memory, as my wife and said
nephew deem proper. Trusting
the good in my life be remem bered,
in kindness, all else, in charity, for
gotten.
Item ThirtyTwo: 1t is my
earnest wish and desire, that my
executors, cause the inferred re-
mains of my sister Elise Sporleger,
which now lies buried in Spring
Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati, Ohio,
to be exumed and brought to Lo-
gan, Ohio, and have the same
buried by my side, and by the side
of her husband, the expense to be
paid by my executors out of the
money in their hands from the sale
of property to pay the expenses of
administration.
Item Thirty-Three: 1 hereby
nominate and appoint my nephew,
Ferdinand F. Rempel Jr. and Harry
Wasson of Toledo, Ohio, executors
of this my last Will and Testament,
hereby authorizing and empower
ing Them to adjust, release, deed,
and compromise all claims against
me in such manner and upon such
terms as they, with the advice of
their attorneys may deem proper;
and l hereby authorize and en-
power said executors to sell either
at public or private sale at such
time and upon such terms of credit,
as they may think proper, the real
estate mentioned in item twenty
two herein, and any and all real
estate acquired by me, after the
making of this will and before my
death, as we'll as, any and all real
estate owned by me at the time of
my death, not herein devised, and
deeds to the purchasers thereof to
make, execute and deliver in fee
simple. / further desire, that my
said executors shall not be required
to give bond, and that they and
each of them serve without compen-
sation. 1t is my further will and
desire, that my said executors en-
ploy as their attorneys and legal
advises, in the administration of
my estate, such counsel as they
may deem proper. l wish it plain
ly understood that my leading OBJ
ject of this my last Will and Testa-
ment has been to turn over to my
nephew, Ferdinand F. Rempel Jr.
all moneys, in Bank and otherwise,
notes, bonds. books of accounts,
not otherwise disposed of in my
will aforesaid, to be the property
of said nephew, Ferdinand F.
Rempel Jr. who is now the cashier
of the Rempel Bank. In whom !
have full confidence in his ability
and honesty to carry on the bank
ing business satisfactory to the
public, owing to his accommodating
disposition.
In testimony whereof, / have
hereunto set my hand at Logan,
Ohio, this 5th day Of July A. d.
1899.
FERDINAND F. REMPEL..
Signed and acknowledged by said
Ferdinand F. Rempel as his last
Will and Testament, in our pres
ence, and signed by us in his pres
ence.
CHRIS HoLL.
IRA l.. SCoTT.