SCOTT, Walter Walter Scott, Book C, page 208 "Walter Scott's Will This the 4th day of August AD 1864 The last Will and Testament of Walter Scott, I, Walter Scott, considering the uncertainty of this mortal life and being of sound and disposing mind and memory, do make and publish this my last Will and Testament, in manner and form following. First: I give and bequeath unto my wife Rachael, a child's part of my whole Estate to have and to hold in her own name whilst she remains my widow but if she should be married again the property is to fall back to my heirs again, but if she does not marry again is to hold the property during her natural life time I give and bequeath unto my eldest son J.M. Scott a full child's part to have and to hold forever. I give and bequeath unto my son R.G. Scott a full child's part to have and to hold forever. I do give and bequeath unto my three daughters Virla? Elizabeth Pistle and Margaret Deland Jones and Mary Jane Thornton I do bequeath unto each of them an equal portion of my Estate to have and to hold in their own names for the express benefit of themselves and their bodily heirs, and ? (two words to light to read) husbands shall? not have no right to trade or dispose of said property in no way whatever and I do also give and bequeath deceased daughter's heirs, Martha Carman, one child's part of my Estate to be equally divided between them; I do appoint R.G. Scott and W.E.F. Jones to be my Executors of my last Will and Testament. Walter Scott The above instrument consisting of one sheet was now ? subscribed by Walter Scott, Testator in the presence of each of us; and was at the same time declared by him to be his last Will and Testament, and we at his request, sign our names hereto, as attesting witnesses. T.J. Pentell residing in Hempstead Cty Mendich? Campbell " in Columbia Co." (probate 19 Feb 1866)