The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-02-13


The will of the late M. A. Kenney
was pr0bated in the county court Sat-
urday.~ The deceased bequeaths his
estate to his wife. Mrs. Jennie Ken
ney, two sons, Walter and Clarecne
Kenney, and daughter, Mrs. Corinne
Weber. and granson, VIM. Kenney
Ferguson.
The instrument bears the date of
June 10, 1909 and names as executrix
without bond, his wife. Mrs. Jennie
Kenney. The will is as follows:
|, M. A. Kenney. OF Bourbon county,
Kentucky, 10 hereby make and publish
my last will and testament.
l. l desire the payment of my just
debts and funeral expenses first.
2. After the payment of my just
debts and funeral expenses as above
provided | give and bequeath to my
beloved wife. Jennie Kenney, my
| home place containing about 40 acres,
| also one UNDIVIDED half interest in my
tract of 270 acres of land known as the
Odd home place. also all my notes,
accounts, bank stock and muney, all
to be held by her for and during her
| life, and | direct her as soon as prac-
ticable, after my death, to collect my
notes and accounts and to invest the
proceeds, with what money | may have
in good paying dividend stock, or in
land, as she may think best for her in
terest to be held by her as above pro-
vlded.
3 After her death | desire that all
the property devised to her be sold
and the proceeds equally divided be-
tween my two sons, Walter and Clar-
ence Kenney and my daughter, Corlnne
Weber. the portion devised to my
daughter to be held by her as herein
after provided.
A. | give and bequeath. to my daugh-
! ter, COrine Webber, my tract of land
containing IS acres known as the
Jacoby farm also the BILLY Moore
house and lot and it have not during
my life invested for her the sum of
| $4,000. | direct my executriX, herein.
after ma med to invest for her said sum
in good paying dividend stock or in
land also said property devised to my
said daughter to be held by her for and
during her life and at her death to 60
to and vest in the heirs of her body.
5. l give and bequeath to my son,
Walter Kenney my undivided one half
interest in the farm known as the But
Ter farm containing 258 acres.
6. | give and bequeath to my son,
Clarence Kenney. one undivided one
half interest in my tract of 220 acres
of land known as the old home palce
also the sum of So, 500 to be paid to
him out of the portion of my estate de-
vised to nv wife after her death.
| Z. desire that my wife and son,
Clarence, and their vendeles shall have
a right of passageway over the tract
of 27O acres and over the tract of 1O8
acres devised to my grandson, William
keney Ferguson, to the Hume & Bed
| ford turnpike.
| g.. | give and bequeath to my grand
son, William Kenney Ferguson, my
tract of .108 acres of land known as the
david Hume" farm and | hereby
appoint his father, j. w. Ferguson,
his trustee and require surety of him,
and | direct his said trustee to hold
said land in trust for him until he
arrives at the age of rs years unless
he should marry and have living issue
before arriving at seid age, in which
event said trust shall then terminate
If my said grandson die leaving no
issue living, then that portion of my
estate devised tG him shall go to and
vest III my three children, Corinne
WeDbre. Walter Kenney and Clarence
/ kenney, equally to be held by them in
the same manner and subject to the
same emulatiOns as to the property
/ hereinafter devised to them.
| | hereby constitute and appoint my
wife. Jennie Kenney, executrix of this
my last will and testament and reuue st
the court not to require any surety of
her.
Witness my hand this tenth day of
June, 1909.
(. NJ. A. KENNEY.
Signed and acknow lodged in the
presence OF Geo. Alexander and ID. e..
Parrish