Kentucky, Wills and Probate Records, 1774-1989
Jackson County Wills
Will of Charles A. Judd
I, Charles A. Judd, being in poor health, but of
Sound mind, do hereby make this my last
will and testament, hereby revoking all other wills
that may have been made by me.
First: I want my wife, Paulina Judd after my
death, to be made my executrix, to carry into
effect the provisions of this will without bond.
Second, I want my wife Paulina Judd, to
have full control of all my land and personal property
that I may own at the time of my death, with power
to sell or dispose of, at any time she may see proper.
and her acts and deeds in conveying the land to be recognized
as legal. The proceeds of sale to be divided equally between my
children.
Third: I want my son Samuel Judd and James M. Bailey
to assist her in carrying this will into effect, and in
any way that she may need assistance.
In testimony where my signature this
21 day of January 1905
Charles A. Judd
Witness
A.J. Lakes
A.P. Turner
Will Probated
State of Kentucky
Jackson County
I, D G Collier clerk of the county court
for the county a fore said do certify that the fore going
will of Charles A. Judd was on Jan 21, 1907 produced
in open court proven by the attesting witness,
admitted to probate, and ordered to be recorded which
is this day done accordingly together with this
certificate.
Witness my hand this Jan 21, 1907
D G Collier Clerk J.C.C.
Jackson County Wills
Will of Charles A. Judd
I, Charles A. Judd, being in poor health, but of
Sound mind, do hereby make this my last
will and testament, hereby revoking all other wills
that may have been made by me.
First: I want my wife, Paulina Judd after my
death, to be made my executrix, to carry into
effect the provisions of this will without bond.
Second, I want my wife Paulina Judd, to
have full control of all my land and personal property
that I may own at the time of my death, with power
to sell or dispose of, at any time she may see proper.
and her acts and deeds in conveying the land to be recognized
as legal. The proceeds of sale to be divided equally between my
children.
Third: I want my son Samuel Judd and James M. Bailey
to assist her in carrying this will into effect, and in
any way that she may need assistance.
In testimony where my signature this
21 day of January 1905
Charles A. Judd
Witness
A.J. Lakes
A.P. Turner
Will Probated
State of Kentucky
Jackson County
I, D G Collier clerk of the county court
for the county a fore said do certify that the fore going
will of Charles A. Judd was on Jan 21, 1907 produced
in open court proven by the attesting witness,
admitted to probate, and ordered to be recorded which
is this day done accordingly together with this
certificate.
Witness my hand this Jan 21, 1907
D G Collier Clerk J.C.C.
Kentucky, Wills and Probate Records, 1774-1989
Jackson County Wills
Will of Charles A. Judd
I, Charles A. Judd, being in poor health, but of
Sound mind, do hereby make this my last
will and testament, hereby revoking all other wills
that may have been made by me.
First: I want my wife, Paulina Judd after my
death, to be made my executrix, to carry into
effect the provisions of this will without bond.
Second, I want my wife Paulina Judd, to
have full control of all my land and personal property
that I may own at the time of my death, with power
to sell or dispose of, at any time she may see proper.
and her acts and deeds in conveying the land to be recognized
as legal. The proceeds of sale to be divided equally between my
children.
Third: I want my son Samuel Judd and James M. Bailey
to assist her in carrying this will into effect, and in
any way that she may need assistance.
In testimony where my signature this
21 day of January 1905
Charles A. Judd
Witness
A.J. Lakes
A.P. Turner
Will Probated
State of Kentucky
Jackson County
I, D G Collier clerk of the county court
for the county a fore said do certify that the fore going
will of Charles A. Judd was on Jan 21, 1907 produced
in open court proven by the attesting witness,
admitted to probate, and ordered to be recorded which
is this day done accordingly together with this
certificate.
Witness my hand this Jan 21, 1907
D G Collier Clerk J.C.C.
Jackson County Wills
Will of Charles A. Judd
I, Charles A. Judd, being in poor health, but of
Sound mind, do hereby make this my last
will and testament, hereby revoking all other wills
that may have been made by me.
First: I want my wife, Paulina Judd after my
death, to be made my executrix, to carry into
effect the provisions of this will without bond.
Second, I want my wife Paulina Judd, to
have full control of all my land and personal property
that I may own at the time of my death, with power
to sell or dispose of, at any time she may see proper.
and her acts and deeds in conveying the land to be recognized
as legal. The proceeds of sale to be divided equally between my
children.
Third: I want my son Samuel Judd and James M. Bailey
to assist her in carrying this will into effect, and in
any way that she may need assistance.
In testimony where my signature this
21 day of January 1905
Charles A. Judd
Witness
A.J. Lakes
A.P. Turner
Will Probated
State of Kentucky
Jackson County
I, D G Collier clerk of the county court
for the county a fore said do certify that the fore going
will of Charles A. Judd was on Jan 21, 1907 produced
in open court proven by the attesting witness,
admitted to probate, and ordered to be recorded which
is this day done accordingly together with this
certificate.
Witness my hand this Jan 21, 1907
D G Collier Clerk J.C.C.
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