Will of Justus Beaman, 1896, Morrow Co., Oregon
Surnames: Beaman, Cox, Warrico

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Morrow County, OR; Volume A, page 37

In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Morrow
Int he matter of the Estate of Justus Beaman, deceased} will, filed Jan 3d
1896, J. W. Morrow, County Clerk

State of Oregon, County of Morrow, Heppner Precinct}

Being of sound mind but in very poor health do this day make my final will
and
testament.

First. Unto my beloved wife Eliza Beaman I give and bequeath all my
property
both real and personal subject to the following conditions.

Second. That she pays all my just and honest debts and pay all my funeral
expenses.

Third. It is my wish and will that my wife shall pay unto my two sons and
two
daughters and one grandson namely, Justus M. Beaman and Elmer Beaman, Mrs.
Ida
B. Cox, and Olive E Beaman and Winnie W. Carrico to each the sum of 5
(five)
dollars to be paid to them within a reasonable time after my death.

Fourth. It is further my will that my wife shall manage all business
pertaining to the care of all property left to her by this will.

Fifth. The foregoing provisions of this will shall hold good so long as my
wife shall remain my widow.

But if she in her judgment sees fit to be married again then all property
remaining in her hands at that time that was left by me shall be divided
equally and she shall have one half and the other half shall be divided
equally between the foregoing named filed children of mine.

Witness this day my hand and seal this the 3 day of November AD 1890.

Justus Beaman (seal)

In presence of John Gentry, Wm. Barton.