>From the book, Pulaski County, GA Wills 1855-1906 Book "B" pg. 83: KING, NATHAN 5 Aug 1868, (P) 7 Sep 1868, pp 171-173 I am about thirty years of age and must soon depart this life from disease which is pressing upon my body. 1. I wish my body to be buried in a decent Christian manner and I trust my soul will rest with God because of salvation through Jesus Christ. 2. I leave eight dollars for pailing in my grave in a substantial manner. 3. To my brother THOMAS KING and his wife I give five dollars. 4. To my sister SARAH BRAIDY I give five dollars. 5. To my sister ELIZABETH KING I give five dollars. 7.[sic] To my brother JOSEPH KING I give the entire remainder of my estate and at his death to his son JOHN JOSEPH KING. Signed August 5, 1868. Witnessed by N.S. DIXON, J. E. FLOYD, J.A. CLEMENTS. Proved in court September 7, 1868.