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iv. WILLIAM WESLEY COLLINS, b. August 10, 1832, Union County, Kentucky; d. June 05, 1847, Union
County, Kentucky.
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Burial: Old Bethel Cemetary, Union County, Kentucky
v. LUTHER CALVIN COLLINS, b. November 20, 1834, Kentucky; d. October 06, 1866; m. SARAH ELIZABETH
DODGE, February 21, 1856.
vi. ISABELLA T. COLLINS, b. September 19, 1836; m. JOHN C. DIAL, December 25, 1855.
vii. HENRY WALLACE COLLINS, b. January 31, 1839; d. July 11, 1851, Union County, Kentucky.
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Burial: Old Bethel Cemetary, Union County, Kentucky
viii. MARTHA ANN COLLINS, b. January 01, 1841; m. WILLIAM WILSON.
ix. MARY ADELINE COLLINS, b. February 10, 1843; m. MAUDLEY WINSTEAD, January 1861.
362. x. JAMES ROLAND MANSFIELD COLLINS, b. October 1847, Union County, Kentucky; d. August 1871, Union
County, Kentucky.
286. JEREMIAH W. "REV." 10 COLLINS (JAMES * 9 , EDWARD 8 , JOHN COLLINS 7 SR., CAPT. JOSEPH 6 COLLINS, JOSEPH 5 ,
JOHN 4 , WILLIAM 3 , JOHN * 2 , JOHN * 1 ) was born Abt. 1788 in Virginia, and died April 1853 in Union County,
Kentucky. He married SARAH ANN YOUNG July 07, 1806 in Jefferson County, Kentucky, daughter of CHRISTIAN
YOUNG and NANCY HUME. She was born December 12, 1793 in Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky.
Notes for JEREMIAH W. "REV." COLLINS:
Sopurce: Book 1 page 56, Union County, Kentucky.
The Will of Jeremiah W. Collins
I Jeremiah W. Collins of the County of Union and state of Kentucky, being of sound mind and disposing memory
but in bad health do make this my Last Will and Testament in name and sound wit. I give unto my beloved wife,
Sarah Collins, Six Hundred Dollars cash in hand, also my two negro girls, Clara and Darcus Ann, during her
natural life for her comfort and support and at the death of my said wife, I give the above named girl, Darcus Ann,
Mariam E. Smith, and the said girl, Clara, I will to my son Phillip Collins if he thinks proper to take her as his
Hundred Dollars out of his share of my estate, and if not she is to be sold and divided as other estate. I will to my
said wife, Sarah Collins, so much of my said ______together with household and kitchen furniture, stock, ____
and which may be necessary that is on the farm as she may think Necessary for her comfort and support during
her life. I will to my daughter, Mariam E. Smith, One Hundred Dollars in addition to the girl Darcus Ann. I will at
the death of my said wife that the farm and all my land be sold and the proceeds to be divided equally between my
children and the heirs so as my son, Christopher G. Collins' heirs, shall receive one part, and Zacheus Collins'
heirs one part, and to my daughter, Juliann Collins Dodge heirs one part and my son Edward Collins' heirs one
part, and my daughter Nancy Wallace heirs one part, and my daughter America I. Clemants heirs one part, and my
daughter Elizabeth Hosman's heirs one part. It is expressly my will that the heirs of the above named deceased
children shall receive their part and to my son James Collins, one part, and to my son Phillip Collins one part.
One part to my daughter Mariam E. Smith after deducting the _____ of the before named girl, Darcus Ann and
the One Hundred Dollars, one equal part, my ____ is that my estate be equally divided between my living
children and the bodily heirs of the above named deceased children. I will if my wife whencecnot wish to keep all
my ___ property that she may sell so much as she may think proper and use the proceeds for her comfort and
support. I hereby appoint my son Phillip Collins and James B. Wallarce executors of this my last will and
testament, and guardian for the heirs of the before named deceased children during their minority. In testament
whereof I hereto set my hand an seal this 20th day of April 1852.
Witness:
John Dyer Jeremiah W. Collins
E.G. Collins His Mark
The foregoing Last Will and Testament of Jeremiah Collins, deceased, was this day produced in open Court and
found to be the ____ of John Dyer and E.G.Collins to witnes thereto and ordered to be recorded which is done
accordingly. Jeremiah Collins married Sarah Young in Jefferson County, Kentucky on July 7. 1806.
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