Will and Testament of Frederic C. Winkler
March 18th 1864
Know all men by these present
that I, Frederic C. Winkler, Major of the Twenty Sixth Regiment of Wisconsin
Volunteer's Infantry, being in good health and of sound and disposing mind
and memory do make, declare and publish this my last will and testament,
hereby wholly abrogating, canceling, and revoking every other will or testament
which I may heretofore have made.
It is my wish to give,
and I hereby do give, grant, devise and bequeath all and single the property,
real and personal, and credits and effects of what so ever nature, of which
I may be seized or possessed, of which I may have any interest in at the
time of my death, unto my wife Frances Maria Winkler, to had and to hold
the same, and all my right, title and interest therein, (subject only to
the payment of my just debts) into herself and her heirs and assigns forever.
And I hereby appoint
and constitute my wife Frances Maria Winkler sole execution of this my
last will and testament.
In witness whereof I
have hereunto set my hand and seal the Eighteenth day, March in the year
one thousand, eight hundred and sixty four, and do declare and publish
this so be my last will and testament in the presents of the witness named
below.
Fred C. Winkler [Signed]
Signed, sealed and published
and declared by the said Frederick C. Winkler as his last will and testaments
in the presence and us, the undersigned, who in the presence, and at the
request of the said Frederic C. Winkler, and in the presence of each other
have hereunto set our names as witness thereof this Eighteenth day of March
1864.
Frank B. Van Valkeubourgh residing at Milwaukee, Wis. [Signed]
Charlie Paine [Signed]
Milw Winkler Correspondence Mss W (ARC) UWM Milwaukee
