John Arbaugh
Estate of John Arbaugh
Volume B, Pg 304, July 22, 1848
FHC F# 894183
The Last Will and Testament of John Arbaugh
In the name of God Amen, I John Arbaugh of Rumley
Township Harrison County and State of Ohio, being sick and weak of body but of
sound mind, memoery and understanding, and knowing the certainity of death and
the uncertainty of the time thereof, And to the end that I may be the better
prepared to leave this world whenever it shall please God to call me hence, do
therefore make and declare this my last Will and Testament in the manner
following to wit:
I will that my just debts as shallbe by me owing at my
death together with my funeral expenses and all the vhanges touching the proving
of or otherwise of this Will shall in the first place be paid out of my personal
estate and after that my Will is that my Estate real and personal be divided as
follows, To my son James the quarter of land he now occupies, To my son
Adam the half quarter of land he now occupies, and to my son Levi the half
quarter of land lying between Jameses and Adams, and I do hereby empower my
Executor to deliver to my son James the Deed for his tract of land and to make
to Adam and Levi good Warrante Deeds for f** the tracts of land willed to them,
the same being and lying in Perry Township Carroll County Ohio, and the above
named Deeds free of cost to them, And my will further is that my daughter
Catharine have four hundred dollars, to my daughter Margaret four hundred
dollars, and to my daughter Lorraine four hundred dollars, and to my daughter
Lydia Anna four hundred dollars, and to my son John the home farm with all the
goods and Chattels not lawfully owned by other members of the family, subject to
the incumbrances of my wife Rose Anne after paying the daughters share, and I
further make and ordain Phillip Strambaugh as Executor of my estate or this my
last Will and Testament. In witness whereof I John Arbaugh testator, have
to this my last Will and Testament at my hand this 22nd day of July 1848.
his
John X Arbaugh (seal)
Attest: Ephraim Stewart
mark
Samuel
Dayhuff
The State of Ohio, Harrison County
Will Proven
} Court of Common Pleas August 7 A.D. 1848 session A.D. 1848
August 21 being the first day of the * Session on motion of Thos L. Jewett Esq.
The last Will and Testament of John Arbaugh late of the County of Harrison in
the State of Ohio was brought into Court and offered for probate, and it
appearing to the Court by the Testimony of Ephraim P. Stewart and Samuel Dayhuff
the subscribing witnesses to said Will that said Will was duly attested and
executed, that the said witnesses subscribed the same as witnesses in presence
of the Testator, and that the Testator at the time of executing the same was of
full age and of sound mind and memory and not under any restraint, said Will is
approved and admitted to probate, and it is ordered that said Will together with
the Testimony taken to prove the same be recorded by the Clerk of this
Court, and Probate thereof together with Letters Testamentry iz granted unto
Philip Shambaugh the executor in said Will named. Bond to be given in the
sum of $1000 and Michael Shambaugh and John Shambaugh were approved of as
Security and Peter Hinebaugh and William Stall, and George Shambaugh were
appointed appraisers.
Rose Anne Shambaugh, widow of rel*ct of said Deceased
personally came into Court and relinguished her right of Dower and elected to
take under the Will of her Deceased husband
Attest
S
MCormick, Clerk