Will of Edmund A. Freeman  1870
     Submitted by Beth Zimmer <beth.zimmer@mankato.msus.edu>
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Gibson Co, TN  Will Book G, ( Feb 1865-Dec 1884),  page 207,

Gibson County Court    Sept Term 1871

I, Edmund A. Freeman being feeble in body, but sound in mind, do proceed to make
this last Will and Testament; I will that all my just debts be paid. I will to my
wife Margaret Freeman, a decent support during her natural life, and that she live
with my son in law Isham Wade & my daughter, Lou Wade, and live as one of the
family, but if she should prefer to live else where, there she is to have Two
Hundred Dollars per annum.   I also will to her my Buggy and Buggy horse worth one
Hundred & fifty dollars and if she should marry, I also will that she have all the
furniture that she was possesed of when I married her.  I will all the balance of
my Estate to my son in law, Isham Wade & my daughter Lou, and that all of the said
Estate that I am possesed of at my death go to the heirs of the body of my
daughter Lou, at her death.  I will lastly that Isham Wade be my Executor _____
of my Estate, this constitutes my last Will and Testament, made the 28th day of
January Eighteen Hundred and seventy.

E. A. Freeman  (seal) 
Attest T. S. Freeman 
J. M. Senter, Jr.