San Diego County Wills

Abstract of Wills, filed in San Diego County Court House,
San Diego, California.

GEORGE McCONIHE

Submitted by Michael Harris 22 January 2009

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Old Court, Vol 2 Box "128"
San Diego, San Diego County, California

Wife: Mary McConihe

Mother: Hannah N McConihe Brown of Buda, Bureau Co., Ill.
Father: John Brown - $300 which he had Previously given them

Namesake: George McConihe Selwyn, son of George and Lucy
	  Selwyn - $200 in gold.

Sister: Luella Frances Lovering, wife of Quimby Lovering
	Carlinville, Illinois

Friend: William Sahey

Other: Peter Bither and wife

Executor: D A Hallister

Witnesses: C P Taggert, A S Suly, San Diego, Calif.

Probated: July 24, 1872
 (Name of Testator was George McConihe Brown, He had his
  name changed to George McConihe by law in San Diego County
  married by that name; wishes to be remembered by that name)
All property including mortgage held against Doc thompson
    to beloved wife Mary, after debts are paid.

Interest, in property known as Indian Wells on the Fort Yuma
   Road in the Desert, and Aeu Rivo to executor D A Hollister.
in trust, to be sold immediately after his death.
From the proceeds, executor to pay $200 to George Mcconihe
Selwyn and balance to affectionate sister Luella Frances
Lovering, wife of Quimby Lovering of Carlinville, Illinois.

Faithful Friend - WilliamSahey - his silver watch, a
revolver and rifle to be "picked out of any I may have at
Indian Wells Station.

Requests his beloved wife Mary not have anything to do
with Peter Bither and his wife and not to allow them to
live with her, or she with live them and under no cir-
cumstance that they are to have any of his property,
either of them.