Last Will and Testament

James McNeill or McNeal

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Abstract made by an unknown abstractor about 1890 from original records of   
Pike County, Arkansas and recorded in Abstract of Title Book Prior to 1890   
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Will Book A page 107. Last Will and Testament of James McNeill or McNeal.    
Dated May 1st 1883. "Ist. I hereby appoint and constitute T.M. McBrayer to   
be my sole executor of this my last Will directing to my executor to pay all 
my just debts and funeral expenses. 2nd. After the payment of my debts and   
funeral expenses I give to the said T.M. McBrayer for the kindness he has    
shown to me and for taking care of me in my old age, all my right, title and 
interest in & to the following described real estate, to wit: the North West 
fractional quarter of Section Twenty-eight and the East half of the North    
West quarter of the North West quarter, and West half of (the) North East    
quarter of Section twenty-eight (township not indicated) south of Range      
Twenty-five West, and all other lands which I have any interest in, in       
Pike County, Arkansas; said lands as above described I give to the said T.M. 
McBrayer forever. 3rd. I give to the said T.M. McBrayer all the personal     
property which I have or may own at my death including household furniture   
&c. It is my will and desire that the said T.M. McBrayer have all my real    
and personal property as above stated and to take charge of it at my death   
without having to give bond as executor. Witnesses, Michael Wagner, W.P.     
Wright (and) W.B. Thomasson. Exhibited, proved and recorded October 30,      
1883, W.B. Thomasson, Clerk. October 29th 1883. Before T.J. Tolleson, County 
and Probate Judge, came William B. Thomasson and Michael Wagner, and being   
on oath say, that they were present &c. and saw him (James McNeill or        
McNeal) sign his name to said Will and that they attested said Will in his   
presence and in the presence of each other and that they believe him (James  
McNeill or McNeal) to be of sound mind and memory at that time.              
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Abstract of Title Book Prior to 1890, page 311.                              
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