I desire that my wife, Lucy Taylor, have 2 cows, one mule, one yoke
of oxen, all the sheep I have, all the hogs on hand, all the house
plunder and One Thousand Dollar's worth of the land her natural life
to raise the children on and at her death to be equally divided
between her children by me and the rest of my property to be sold and
my just debts paid out of the sale of the property and

Sues (Susan) Broughton to have One Dollar
paid to her as her part of my estate.

Grant Taylor's children also to have $1.00 (One Dollar) for his part
of my estate as his part of the estate, and

Martha Jane Taylor's son, Sherman, to have to his part of my estate
one horse or mule not worth less than $75.
Seventy Dollars Five her part: and

Caroline Taylor and all ahrs (heirs?) and Mary Bell and
Margaret Taylor is to have $75 (Seventy Five Dollars) each and

all the rest of my estate is to be equally divided between
Sherman T. and Garrett T., Gilbert T. and Henry T.
and America T. and Pearly T. and

John Taylor is to have One Hundred Dollars,
in anything that he wants for his part.

Witness whereof I set my hand and seal this October the 15th, 1903
~Harrison Taylor

State of Kentucky
County of Knox
I, John Parker, Clerk of the County Court,
for the County and State of aforesaid, do certify that the
foregoing Will was, the 23rd day of February 1904, produced and filed
and upon motion was duly probated and ordered of record
and same is now properly done.
Witness my hand, this 24th day of March 1904.
~John Parker, Clerk ~By W. S. Parker, D. C.