The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-07-15

about IS acres to be laid off Of the
North end Of the ITS acre tract
II purchased from Peter Ander-
son deceased. many years ago,
and off of the South end Of which
I gave 100 acres to Serena Had
den by this will also devise to
the said Sam Greenv.de about Is
acres on Harper's Greek. pur-
chased by me from Bailey Carter
and adjoining my Anderson land.
also about 25 acres purchased
by me from George Mccormick,
which borders on Harper's Greek.
and AZ acres more or less. which l
purchased from James Cockerm.
on which is located the cattle
scales and corn crib on the high
ridge at the dirt road. I hereby
give and direct that a passway Is
feet wide be laid of and opened
through the aforesaid lands given
to Sam P. Greenwade from the
100 acre tract given to Serena
Hadden off of the south end of
the Anderson land out to the
barns on top of the ridge at the
dirt road. 1t is my will that said
lands shall pass to and vest in
said Sam p. Greenwade by a fee
simple title.
MRS. SERENA MADDEN
10th. l bequeath to Serena Had
den, wife of Beall Hadden, whom
I raised from her childhood, and
who was called Serena Fitzpat-
rick until her marriage, and for
whom / always had an affection
ate regard, one hundred acres of
land to be laid off of the South
end of the aforesaid Peter Ander-
son IT'S acre tract of my said
Howarsl's Mill farm, and grant a
fifteen foot passway over the
lands devised to Sam P. Green
wade from said 100 acre tract out
to the barns at the dirt road on
top of the high ridge. And it is
ny will that the said Serena Had
den shall take and be invested
with fee simple title to said 100
acres of land.
TAYLOR FITZPATRICK, JR.
18th. To Taylor Fitzpatrick, Jr.,
SON of my brother, John, / give
and bequeath my farm purchased
from Green Bailey, containing
about 168 acres, said farm is sit
uated on the waters of Harper's
Creek and the Towards Mill
turnpike in Montgomery County
KY, to have and hold for life, the
fee simple title in remainder to
pass to and vest in his children
surviving at his death, share and
share alike.
JOHN D. GREENWADE
18th. To my nephew, John D.
Greenwade, son of my sister,
Mary (Fitzpatrick) Greenwade,
deceased, | give and bequeath my
Bath County farm, situated on the
waters of Slate Greek, and con-
tanning 215 acres, more or less,
and it is my will that he shall
take and hold said land by fee
simple title.
18th. If at my death my wife,
Bette Fitzpatrick. survives me,
suppose that she will have set
apart to her as a homestead by the
court my dwelling house and i'm
provements with the five acres of
land upon which it is situated,
which | have long occupied as a
homestead in Mt. Sterling; KY. If
so, after her death it is my will |
that my said home property with /
all its improvements shall pass
10 and vest fee simple title in
John ID. Greenwade and Lula /
Greenwade, his wife or either
Of them that may be then surviv-
ing. If should survive my wife, I
Bette Fitzpatrick, then at my
Heath it is my will that said prop
cry shall pass to said John d. and
Lula Greenwade and they shall /
De invested with fee simple title
% same.
18th. / own about 200 acres Of
and in Menifee County, KY, on
which are some tenant houses and
and some produc-
ng natural gas wells, which |
hereby devise to Taylor Fitzpat-
lick, Jr., son of my brother, John,
md vest in him a fee simple title
o same.
MRS. MATTE PARKER
18th. ! bequeath to my niece,
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