To enlarge the attached will pages to readable size, click on them and then click on “view original”. You can then enlarge the font to readable size. On the first page, third paragraph from the bottom, he leaves his daughter Christina $500, a sewing machine and a cow. The cow is unnamed, so either it was their only cow or he meant Christina to have her choice of the herd. In the second paragraph from the bottom he leaves $300 bequests for his two granddaughters, children of “Maggie”, who predeceased Patrick. Maggie is no doubt the daughter the census lists as Margarett.
In the first paragraph on the second page you can see that Christina also got a one quarter share of the rest of the estate, to be shared with her brothers Thomas H. Flack and Robert J. Flack and sister Agness, wife of Thomas Patrick. 141485620 could be Agness except that her age from the census form doesn't match up. Family records say Christina, “Teen” married Archie Mitchell. I can’t find Christina, but 45990475 might be her husband Archie. I can’t find Thomas H. Flack. On the second page of the will you can see it was dated March 18, 1891.
Patrick was the twin brother of my Great Grandfather Thomas Flack.
In the first paragraph on the second page you can see that Christina also got a one quarter share of the rest of the estate, to be shared with her brothers Thomas H. Flack and Robert J. Flack and sister Agness, wife of Thomas Patrick. 141485620 could be Agness except that her age from the census form doesn't match up. Family records say Christina, “Teen” married Archie Mitchell. I can’t find Christina, but 45990475 might be her husband Archie. I can’t find Thomas H. Flack. On the second page of the will you can see it was dated March 18, 1891.
Patrick was the twin brother of my Great Grandfather Thomas Flack.
To enlarge the attached will pages to readable size, click on them and then click on “view original”. You can then enlarge the font to readable size. On the first page, third paragraph from the bottom, he leaves his daughter Christina $500, a sewing machine and a cow. The cow is unnamed, so either it was their only cow or he meant Christina to have her choice of the herd. In the second paragraph from the bottom he leaves $300 bequests for his two granddaughters, children of “Maggie”, who predeceased Patrick. Maggie is no doubt the daughter the census lists as Margarett.
In the first paragraph on the second page you can see that Christina also got a one quarter share of the rest of the estate, to be shared with her brothers Thomas H. Flack and Robert J. Flack and sister Agness, wife of Thomas Patrick. 141485620 could be Agness except that her age from the census form doesn't match up. Family records say Christina, “Teen” married Archie Mitchell. I can’t find Christina, but 45990475 might be her husband Archie. I can’t find Thomas H. Flack. On the second page of the will you can see it was dated March 18, 1891.
Patrick was the twin brother of my Great Grandfather Thomas Flack.
In the first paragraph on the second page you can see that Christina also got a one quarter share of the rest of the estate, to be shared with her brothers Thomas H. Flack and Robert J. Flack and sister Agness, wife of Thomas Patrick. 141485620 could be Agness except that her age from the census form doesn't match up. Family records say Christina, “Teen” married Archie Mitchell. I can’t find Christina, but 45990475 might be her husband Archie. I can’t find Thomas H. Flack. On the second page of the will you can see it was dated March 18, 1891.
Patrick was the twin brother of my Great Grandfather Thomas Flack.
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