Will of John J. Beeden

         In the name of God amen
                    I John J. Breeden of the County of Alachua
         and State of Florida, being of sound mind and memory
         but considering the uncertainty of my earthly existence
         do make and declare this my last Will and Testa-
         ment. That is to say
         First   That my executrix hereinafter to be named
         shall provide for my body a decent

         State of Florida }
         Alachua County   }
                           Upon reading and considering
         the foregoing petition and being advised in the
         premises and it appearing that the facts set forth
         in said petition are true And upon an examination
         of the paper writing herewith presents as the Last
         Will and Testament of the said John J. Breeden, and
         it appearing that the said paper writing is duly and
         properly signed and executed, and the proofs thereof
         deemed sufficient. It is hereby ordered, considered and
         adjudged that the said paper writing be and the same
         is hereby allowed, and admitted to record.  And it
         is further ordered that the relinquishment of right as
         Executrix of said Will of Mary M. Earley be received
         and allowed and her said right hereby extinguished
             that 
           And^the prayer of the said H.S. Breeden be granted
         and Letters of Administration with the Will annexed be
         issued unto him authorizing and empowering him to
         fully administer all and singular the goods chattels
         and credits of said estate in accordance with the terms
         and provisions of said Will and the laws of this State
         And that he be required to give bond in the sum of
         $10000 conditioned as the law directs
                     Done and ordered this the 13" day of May
                     AD 1895             H.G Mason  County Judge