Ruth's will, first of all, frees her slaves and leaves them specific bequests of farm animals, household furnishings and farming equipment. Then she divides the household and personal items left among her five daughters. Evidently, the two youngest sons, Fleming and Fielding already have all the property and money, as Nimrod bequeathed to them because they were dutiful sons, obedient to his wishes.
Ruth's will, first of all, frees her slaves and leaves them specific bequests of farm animals, household furnishings and farming equipment. Then she divides the household and personal items left among her five daughters. Evidently, the two youngest sons, Fleming and Fielding already have all the property and money, as Nimrod bequeathed to them because they were dutiful sons, obedient to his wishes.
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