Last will and testament of Isaac Walker

Isaac Walker’s Will:
The first is a draft of the last will and testament of Isaac Walker. He begins by stating that he is "weak in body but of perfect mind and memory." He has eight different sections, and significant portions have been crossed out and rewritten.

May 19, 1829: The second is a copy of the finalized version of the last will and testament for Isaac Walker. He begins by stating that he is "weak in body but of perfect mind and memory." The will has eleven different sections, and is signed by Isaac Walker. After signing it, Walker added a codicil regarding a specific amount of money to be given to his wife, Rebecca Walker, and what to do with any remaining money.