THE WILL OF CAROLINE LAMP

                            Submitted by Mary Rea Lamp.
                           

Pleasants County Will Book 2, Page 385

Last Will and Testament of Caroline Lamp deceased  
	I Caroline Lamp of the County of Pleasants and State of West 
Virginia, being of sound mind and memory do make and publish this my 
last will and testament in manner and form following.
That is to say.
  	1:  It is my wish that all of my indebtedness together with my 
funeral expenses be paid.
I having set apart and deposited in bank fifty dollars for that 
purpose.
	2nd:  It is my wish that the remainder of my personal property be 
divided as follows.
It is my wish that my eldest son John Wilson shall have the sum of Two 
Hundred Dollars.
	3rd: I bequeath to my son William Wilson the sum of One Hundred 
Dollars provided this one hundred Dollars which is held by my son in 
law John F. McFarland be paid to me in my life time or to my Executor.
	4th: It is my wish that each of my grand children shall have the 
sum of Two Dollars named as follows.  Chas McFarland, Letha Stout, Lena 
McFarland, Albert McFarland, Ray Fleming, Elizabeth C. Cox, Ethel Lamp, 
Stephen Wilson, Alie Wison, Rosa Wilson, Eska Wilson, Edna Wilson.
	5th:  I bequeath to Noah J. Lamp the sum of Two Dollars, to Iva 
Coss the sum of Two Dollars and to Brady Lamp Two Dollars.
	6th:  It is my wish that after the above named have each received 
the sum named, that all of the remainder of my property be divided 
equally between F. M. Lamp and Emma Lamp his wife their heirs and 
assigns.
	7th:  I appoint W. D. Williamson as Executor of this my Will and 
Testament revoking and annulling all former wills by me made and 
confirming this and no other to be my last will and testament.
	In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand this the 9th. day 
of April AD 1918.
						              my
						Caroline  X  Lamp
						             mark
	Signed and declared by the above named Caroline Lamp as her last 
will and testament in presence of us who at her request have signed as 
witnesses of the same.
							Alonzo G. Lamp   Witness
							Lewis C, Watson  Witness
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State of West Virginia Pleasants County
			County Court Clerks Office August 9th. 1919
	We, Alonzo G. Lamp and Lewis C. Watson do each solemnly swear 
that is our presence Caroline Lamp signed, sealed, published and 
declared the annexed writing as and for her last will
and testament and that we each in her presence at her request and in 
the presence of each other signed our names to said writing as 
subscribing witnesses thereto on the 9th. day of April 1918.
	And further we do each solemnly swear that we believe the said 
testator was in sound 
mind and memory at the time of the execution of said writing.  So Help 
Me God.
						Alonzo G. Lamp
						Lewis C. Watson
	Taken subscribed and sworn to before me in my office in Pleasants 
County, West Virginia, 
this the 9th. day of August 1919.
						R. L. Griffin Clerk of the County
						Court of Pleasants County, West 
Virginia
West Virginia, Pleasants County, County Court Clerk's Office. August 
9th. 1919
	The within last will and testament of Caroline Lamp deceased 
bearing date the 4th. day of April 1918. was this day duly proven in 
the office aforesaid by the oaths of Alonzo G. Lamp and Lewis C. Watson 
the subscribing witnesses there to and is ordered to be recorded and 
filed.
						Teste R. L. Griffin Clerk
West Virginia, Pleasants County, County Court Clerk's Office. August 
9th. 1919
	The foregoing last will and testament of Caroline Lamp deceased 
was this day admitted to record in said office together with the order 
of probate thereon.
						Teste R. L. Griffin Clerk

NOTE: Caroline Lamp married Eli B. Wilson. After his death she married
her first cousin, David Lamp.