Wills: James ROBINSON 1850: Versailles Township, Allegheny County, PA

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Will of JAMES ROBINSON written March 20, 1850;   recorded August 5, 1850

This is the Last Will and Testament of James Robinson, a citizen of
Versailles Township, Allegheny County, and State of Pennsylvania, made on
the Twentieth day of March, In the year of Our Lord One Thousand Eight
hundred and Fifty.  

	Being weak in Body, yet sound in Mind, I Leave and Bequeath at my Decease,
My House and Lot.  Supposed to contain Six Acres, Be they more or Less,
Which are situated in the above mentioned Places, To My Wife Jane Robinson,
during Her natural Lifetime.  And provided the proceeds of the above
mentioned House & Lot are not sufficient to support Her Comfortably during
Her Lifetime, She is at Liberty to Sell and Dispose of the Said House & Lot
for that Purpose, and I do also Appoint Her to Wind Up the State of my
affair, and Pay my Just Debts at Her own Disposal.

	And Provided the above mentioned Property, be not Sold, for the purpose of
Maintenance, I Leave & Bequeath at the Death of My Wife, the aforesaid
House & Lot, to Miss Jane Bowers, who is a Daughter of Benjamin Bowers,
formerly a Resident of this State, but now in the State of Ohio.

In Witness of the above, I hereby set my Hand this Twentieth day of March
One Thousand Eight Hundred & Fifty.

						James Robinson

Witnesses:  Samuel Shaw, Jr.
	       John A. Linden

On the 5th day of August AD 1850, witnessed and recorded said will in the
presence of John Scott, Register (illegible)