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VIRGINIA:
IN THE CLERK' S OFFICE OF THE CHAPJCERY COURT OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND, THE 24TH DAY OF tMARCH, 1904.
Re:
nary Moore Bliley, Probate of Will and
Qualification of
Deceased. _ Executors and
Trustees.
A paper writing purporting to be the will of the decedent,.
was this day presented to the Clerk and offered for probate by First
and ?Merchants National Bank and Rupert H. Bliley, the Executors named
therein.
It appearing that the decedent resided at Number 3217 Edgewood
Avenue in the City of Richmond, within. the jurisdiction of this Court,
and died 1~,arch 10th, 1964,- James W. Mitchell, James D. Hart and Charles
S. Dooley, the subscribing witnesses to said paper writing, being first
duly sworn, severally deposed and said that they were present together
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at the same time and in the presence of the testator, when she signed
the said paper writing and acknowledged it to be her will, and that
at her request, in her presence, and in the presence of each other, ,
then signed their names thereto as subscribing witnesses, and that
the testator was at that time over twenty-one years of age and capable
of r:.aki ng a will .
Thereupon the paper writing dated April 8th, 1960, consisting
of fifteen typewritten pages, each signed by the testator, is estab-
lished and adjudged to be the true last will and testament of Mary
Moore Bliley, deceased, and ordered to be recorded as such.
On motion of First and Merchants~National Bank and Rupert H.
Bliley, the Executors-and Trustees named in the will, they rrereper-
mitted by the Clerk to qualify as such; thereupon First and Merchants
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