Will of WARREN, William H.
Will Book 2 · Page 155
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The Statement of Mrs. Emeline Cox followed
I had a conversation with the late William H. Warren who sent for me to go to his room on Satur Evening the 4th Inst and he stated to me that he had worked hard to make
something to live on and for the support of his father, mother and the family - But for the last nine months he had been quite unwell and he knew he was nearly at his last
now, he knew he could not live much longer and that it was his wish that the property he had, should remain in the hands of the family for the support of his mother and
family or in words to that effect, and that he died on the next Tuesday after this conversation.
Emily (her mark) Cox
Franklin County Sct
Personally appeared before me Ben Luckett a justice of the peace for said County Emily Cox & made oath that the statements above is true to the best of her knowledge.
Given under my hand this 10th day of January 1845.
Ben Luckett JP
Statement of Charles Gallahue. I had some three conversations with the late Wm H Warren and in all of them he told me he wished the property to remain in the hands of
the family for their support. He said he could not live long the last conversation was a few days only before his death which was on the 7th of this month Jany. Witness my
hand this 10th day of Jany 1845
Charles (his mark) Gallahue
Atteste Ben Luckett
Franklin County Sct
Personally appeared before me Ben Luckett a justice of the peace for said County Charles Gallahue & made oath the within statement is true. Given under my hand this
20th day of January 1845.
Ben Luckett JP
Franklin County Court January Term 1845
The deposition of Emily Cox and Charles Gallahue purporting to be the human ??? Will of William H Warren, decd.. & they being severally sworn in Court and established
by the Court as the will of the said William H Warren and is ordered to be recorded as such. Whereupon the same is truly recorded in my office.
Att A H Rennick Cfcc