Will of Alexander Scott Jr.
  
  In the name of  the Benevolent Father  of all, I Alexander  
  Scott of Liberty township,  White county and  the State of  
  Indiana do make and publish this my last will and testament 
  in manner an form following.
  
  First; I give  and bequeath  to my  beloved wife  Unity R.  
  Scott all my house hold  furniture and wearing apparel and  
  Five hundred dollars; and the use, possession, and benefit  
  of the house so long as she  may live; said house being my  
  present place of residence; The same  to be in lieu of her  
  dower at common law.
  Second; I  give and  bequeath to  my  son Caleb  Scott the  
  house, my present residence, at the death of my said wife.
  Third; It is my will that all my just debts & just charges  
  be paid out of my estate.
  Fourth; I give  and bequeath at  the time of  my death, or  
  unto my children of  such as may  be dead in  lieu of said  
  child or  children,  the  remainder  of  my  property, not  
  hitherto disposed of,  to be  divide among  them share and  
  share alike.
  Fifth; I hereby direct that an appraisment and public sale  
  of my property,be dispensed with  and that my executors be  
  not required to give hand, but the said executors sell and  
  dispose of my property not hitherto disposed of, at private 
  sale as it may in their judgement seem most advantageous, or 
  for the interest of my said devisees.
  Sixth;   I hereby  appoint  Caleb Scott  and  Samuel Scott  
  executors of this my  last will and  testament. In witness  
  whereof. I Alexander Scott the  testator have to this last  
  will and testament set  my hand and seal  this 30th day of  
  November, 1876.
  
                                Signed_______________________
  
  Signed, Sealed,  published,  and  declared  to  us  by the  
  testator Alexander  Scott as  and  for his  last  will and  
  testament  in  the  presence  of  us,  who  have  hereunto   
  subscribed our names at his request as witnesses thereto in 
  the presence of the Said Testator and of each other.
  
                                Signed    John Hughes
                                          Nathaniel Hanaway  
  
  This document was filed in probate court February 20, 1879
  
  Typed by 
  Lyman Morrison 
  March 9, 1994