DEATH RECORD & WILL OF
PHILIP WILLIAM HARNER
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Batch:
F610364, Sheet: 59, Disk Number: 06647, Page 2176-2177
Death Record from Monongalia County, West
Virginia
Harner, Philip W., white
male, no death date, died Morgan District of Paralysis, age 76 years. Son, William J. Harner, informant.
Will of Philip W.
Harner, Monongalia County, West Virginia, page 295
Philip W. Harner, being of sound mind and disposing
memory do make this my last will thereby revoking any and all wills by me at any
time heretofore make.
1st
it is my will that as soon after my death as it may be practicable that my
executors hereinafter named do pay all my just debts, funeral expenses and
charges of administration and residue of my estate I devise shall be distributed
as follows.
2nd should my beloved wife survive me I devise
that the interest of my estate with proceeds of my real estate I may have at my decease, which I wish
sold be paid to my wife during her natural life, and at her death that my
executors pay to Matilda J. Addison the sum of five hundred dollars, to Susan
Fleming the sum of Eight hundred dollars, to Sarah J. Pool the sum of five
hundred dollars, to Elizabeth Jackson the sum of five hundred dollars and to my
granddaughter Sarah A. Pool the sum of fifty dollars and the residue of my
estate, I desire to be equally divided between my nine children to wit: Joseph L. Harner, Matilda J. Addison, George
W. Harner, Susan Fleming, Philip F. Harner, Sarah J. Pool, William F. Harner,
Henry J. Harner and Elizabeth Jackson.
3rd I desire that my executors sell at public
or private sale any real estate I may own at the time of my decease and
distribute it (that is the net proceeds of such sale) in the same manner as the
personal estate.
4th I have heretofore given to my five sons to
wit Joseph L. Harner, George W. Harner, Philip F. Harner, William T. Harner and
Henry J. Harner the sum of one thousand dollars each in the sale and conveyance
of the tracts of land they respectively own and they are each here charged with
the said sum of one thousand dollars, and they are not to receive anything
further from my estate until the several legacies herein set forth shall have
been paid to my daughters and granddaughter as aforesaid and then the residue
is to be equally divided between all my children after the death of my wife.
And lastly I do hereby constitute and appoint my two sons
Joseph L. Harner, and William T. Harner my executors with full power to sell my
real estate I may die seized of and convey and real estate I may have sold and
not conveyed in my lifetime.
August 26, 1883
P. W. Harner (seal)
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