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Contributed by Jonee Platt on
30 October 2005 who writes,
"Lewis Kendall who married Sarah
E. Watson is the family I am researching. Lewis
came to Warren County from Loudoun County, VA around the 1830's then by
the 1840's had moved on to Adams County, Illinois. His sister Mahala
married Thomas Unglesbee/by who I think is the brother
to William Unglesbee who married Margaret Sheets.
They stayed in the area and so I've been looking for family info about them.
I got the will for Mahala but it only lists her children. Her other brother
Nelson Kendall also lived in the area and I found an obit
for him through the Dayton paper. They lived in Ridgeville and I hear many
of the grave stones from there were used as doorsteps so I haven't found
cemetery records. Their mother was Margaret Kendall/Kindle
who lived with Mahala in 1850." |
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Also see
Warren County, Ohio Will Record Volume 23
page 269
Warren County, Ohio Docket of Estates Volume 6, page123
Warren County, Ohio Civil Docket Volume 2, page 3
Warren County, Ohio Will Box 503 |
Repository: |
Edna
L. Bowyer Records Center and Archives of Warren County Ohio |
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The application indicates that Mahala
Unglesbe, late of Clear Creek Township, Warren County, Ohio died
on the 25th day of June, A.D. 1886 leaving no husband and the following
next of kin
Name. |
Degree of
Kinship |
P. O. Address |
| Mariah Thorne |
Daughter |
Franklin, O |
| Amanda Stewart |
Daughter |
Dayton, O. |
| Charles Unglesbe |
Son |
Ridgeville, O. |
| George Unglesbe |
Son |
Franklin, O. |
| Luella M. Smith |
Graddaughter |
Dayton, O. |
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Know all men by these presents that I Mahala Unglesbe
being of sound mind and knowing the uncertainty of life do hereby declare
this to be my last will and testament.(First) That after my decease I want
the property that I own situate in the town of Ridgeville Warren Co. O.
Being part of Sec. 30 R. 4. (4) Said to contain half acre more or less and
all of lot No. 24 in said town of Ridgeville sold and the proceeds thereof
used first to pay my funeral expences and othere indebtedness that may be
standing against me at my decease.
(Second) Should there be Something left after paying the above expences
then I want a lot purchased in the Corwin
Cemetery for a Family burying ground, and I want the remains of my family
that are buried in the Old Methodist burying ground at Ridgeville removed
to the above named place and the expences paid out of the proceed of the
sale of my above described property.
(Third) Should there be any money left after paying for all the foregoing
expences that together with all my household |
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goods & chattels I want divided equally between my two
daughters Mariah Thorn and Amanda Stewart
to compensate them for their kindness to me.
In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this Twenty Sixth
(26) day of March 1881.
Witness
H R. Bufseer |
Mahala Unglesbe her x mark |
Mannie Allen
(Nancy?) |
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Jonee Platt writes,
" Other parts of the will were bills paid to appraisers Benj. A. Stokes,
Geo. E. Riley and William Wills, Unglesby & Monger Undertakers and a
$47. bill paid to F. R. Evans M.D." |
