SODAPOPBOB
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Josh
This is a six page "Last Will & Testament" for John G Epping. It was started in 1942 prior to his death and finished with additions in 1948, which was five years after his death. I have only briefly read it, but it has a lot of information as to who got what. It also entails what became of his bottling operation after his death. Maybe it contains some information you will find helpful. Please let us know if you find something of particular interest. You can easily save and zoom it to make it readable. Plus, this will pretty much wrap things up for me because I keep seeing repetitive information in my searches and a lot of dead ends. But if I ever find anything else I will be sure and share it with you, especially if I can find something about the name change. If there is a name or something in the Will that you want me to research, just let me know and I will be happy to see what I can find.
Bob
I added the red numbers 1-6 in the upper left corner to help keep track of the individual pages ...
This is a six page "Last Will & Testament" for John G Epping. It was started in 1942 prior to his death and finished with additions in 1948, which was five years after his death. I have only briefly read it, but it has a lot of information as to who got what. It also entails what became of his bottling operation after his death. Maybe it contains some information you will find helpful. Please let us know if you find something of particular interest. You can easily save and zoom it to make it readable. Plus, this will pretty much wrap things up for me because I keep seeing repetitive information in my searches and a lot of dead ends. But if I ever find anything else I will be sure and share it with you, especially if I can find something about the name change. If there is a name or something in the Will that you want me to research, just let me know and I will be happy to see what I can find.
Bob
I added the red numbers 1-6 in the upper left corner to help keep track of the individual pages ...
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