Pleasants County, West Virginia - Will of William B. Rymer


Name of County:  Pleasants

Date of Will:  November 25, 1851

Testator:  WILLIAM B.  RYMER

Date of Probate:  February, 1852

To Henry H. Rymer all of the land in Pleasants county;  the wagon and 
two horshearst and harness;  the bedsteads, bed and bedding, 
household furniture and kitchen utensils; the money on hand and the 
coming debt;  the carriage springs;  a new ox yoke;  the choice of 
the saddles and bridles;  the second choice of the kettles;  and the 
farming utensils.

To Thomas Rymer and Henry H. Rymer the house and lot in St. Marys, to 
be equally divided.  Also all of the grain, oats and hay to be 
divided equally.     

To Jesse Rymer the note which was held on him.

To William Rymer the amount against him, which was thirty or fourty 
dollars, and also ten dollars of the money to be collected from John 
Davis.

To Morgan Rymer the money loaned him in 1850.

To Martha Gum twenty-five dollars of the Lotherage Claim.

To Mary Rymer, Thomas' wife, twenty-five dollars of the Lotherage 
Claim.

To Henry H. Rymer, the balance of the Lotherage Claim.

To Thomas Rymer the ox cart, rifle gun, windmill, and two year-old 
steers.  Also the first choice of the kettles and second choice of 
the saddles and bridles.

To George Rymer the carriage, trunk and fine suit of clothes.

To Elizabeth Waggoner one dollar and the debt against William 
Waggoner.

To  John Rymer one dollar if ever called for.


Witnessed by:  George W. Reynolds, John Dye


Source:  Copied by Linda Fluharty from LDS Film #0163911.