Will written 21 December 1852 -- Located now in the Court of the 
Ordinary, Fulton County.
 
In the name of God amen.  I John McLarty Senr of the County of 
Campbell and State of Georgia, being weak in body but of sound and 
perfect mind and memory, blessed be Almighty God for the same, do 
make and publish this my last Will and Testament.  First I give and 
bequeath unto my devoted wife Mary McLarty Snr. all of the tract of 
land I now live in during her natural life and at her decease to be 
the property of my son Archibald N. McLarty with all the buildings 
and appurtenances thereof I moreover Will to my said wife my Negro 
man Anthony and my Negro girl Loucinda.  My two mules, all my stock 
of cattle and hogs for ever in fee simple to be her own right and 
property and to dispose of in any way she may think proper.  I 
likewise give to my eldest son Alexander McLarty five dollars.  I 
give to Samuel W. McLarty five dollars.  I give to my son John 
McLarty five dollars. I give to my son Stephen H. McLarty five 
dollars.  And to my daughter Caroline Morris five Dollars.  And to 
my son Archibald N. McLarty five Dollars.  And I will to my daughter 
Margaret Maxwell five Dollars, which said several legasies of sums 
of money I will and order shall be paid to the respective legatees 
within six months after my decease.  And lastly I give the remainder 
of all my property of every kind whatsoever to my beloved wife Mary 
McLarty after paying my just debts.  And lastly I appoint my sons 
Samuel W. McLarty, and Archibald N. McLarty sole Executors of this 
my last Will & Testament and hereby Revoking all former wils by me 
made.  This given under my hand and seal the 21st day of December 
1852.  Signed and sealed and delivered in Presence of Test. Going 
Harison, Test James H. Winn.
 
                                                                    John McLarty
                                                                                                    E. P. B_________  Clk