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Name: Rensch,
Jacob L. - Probate Date:
12 Feb. 1905 - Franklin
Co., OH - Case No. 20453
- Will Records, Vol.
Aa-Cd, 1906-1908
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Last
Will and Testament
In the name of the
Benevolent Father of
All.
I, Jacob L. Rensch
of the City of Columbus,
County of Franklin and
State of Ohio, do make,
publish and declare this
my Last Will and
Testament and hereby
revoking all Last Wills
by me made heretofore.
First: It is my will that all my just
debts and funeral
expenses be paid out of
my Estate as soon after
my decease as may be
found convenient.
Second: I give and bequeath to my beloved
six children, to wit:
Mrs. Jennie Sophia
Quigley (born
Rensch), Gustav
Adolf Rensch, Otto
August Rensch, Mrs.
Alwina Anna Robert (born
Rensch),
William Albert Rensch
and Louis Karl
Ferdinand Rensch my
house tools to belong to
them and to their heirs
and assigns forever.
Said tools shall remain
in the custody of my
beloved wife
Wilhelmine Johanne
Rensch during her
life and after her death
they shall be
distributed among the
aforesaid children.
Third: I give and bequeath to my son
Louis Karl Ferdinand
Rensch my sword and
also my Diploma from the
Order of Druids, to
belong to him and his
his heirs and assigns
forever.
Fourth: I give and bequeath to my son
Gustav Adolf Rensch
my pipe with head (in
form of a cane,) to
belong to him and to his
heirs and assigns
forever.
Fifth: I give and bequeath to my son
William Albert Rensch
my double barreled gun,
to belong to him and to
his heirs and assigns
forever.
Sixth: I give and bequeath to my grandson
Karl Rensch (son
of Willilam Albert
Rensch) my silver
watch to be delivered to
him when he attains the
age of fourteen years
and to belong to him and
to his heirs and assigns
forever.
Seventh: I give and bequeath to my son in
law C. Robert my
revolver, to belong to
him and to his heirs and
assigns forever.
Eighth: I give, devise and bequeath to my
beloved wife
Wilhelmine Johanne
Rensch all
the rest and remainder
of my real and personal
estate, whatsoever and
wheresoever, to belong
to her, for and furing
the period of her
natural life.
Ninth: It is my Will, that after the death
of my said wife
Wilhelmine this 12th
day of February, A. D.
1905.
Jakob L. Rensch.
The foregoing
instrument was signed at
the end thereof by the
said Jacob L. Rensch
in our presence and we
heard him acknowledge
the same as his Last
Will and Testament, and
at his request and in
his presence, we do
hereby respectively
subscribe our names as
attesting witnesses at
Columbus Ohio this 12th
day of February A. D.
1905.
Matilda Olnhausen,
residing at Columbus,
Ohio.
Henry Olnhausen,
residing at Columbus,
Ohio
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TESTIMONY.
The subscribing
witnesses to said Will,
after being duly sworn
to speak the truth, the
whole truth, and nothing
but the truth, in
relation to the
execution of said Will,
testified thereto in
open Court, which
testimony was reduced to
writing, and by them
respectively subscribed,
and is in words and
figures following,
to-wit:
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We, Matilda Olnhausen
and Henry Olnhausen
being duly sworn in open
Court, this 17th day of
September, A. D., 1906,
depose and say, that we
were present at the
execution of THE LAST
WILL AND TESTAMENT of
Jacob L. Rensch,
deceased, hereunto
annexed: That we
saw Jacob L. Rensch
said testator subscribe
said Will, and heard him
publish and declare the
same to be his Last Will
and Testament; and that
the said Jacob L.
Rensch at the time
of executing the same,
was of full age, and of
sound mind and memory,
and not under any
restraint; and that we
signed the same as his
witnesses at his
request, and in his
presence.
Henry Olnhausen
Matilda Olnhausen
Sworn to and subscribed
in my presence and in
open Court, the day and
year above written.
Sam'l. L. Black,
Probate Judge. |
