1. Husband and wife intend to marry each other soon, and it is agreed that after such marriage all the properties of any name or nature, real, personal, or mixed, wherever they may be found, belonging to husband before marriage shall be and remain forever, his personal estate, and that this shall include all interest, rents, and profits which may in time accrue or result in any manner from increase in value, or be collected for the use of the same in any way.

2. All properties of any name or nature, real, personal or mixed, wherever the same may be found which belong to wife before marriage, shall be and remain forever her personal estate, and this shall include all interest, rents, and profits which may in time accrue or result in any manner from increase in value, or be collected for the use of the same in any way.

3. Each party agrees to sign with the other all title papers, deeds or other papers, necessary to transfer property when sold to a purchaser, as such title papers are usually executed by a man and wife in the state of _________, and this curtesy shall be prompt at any time, and in any place.

4. Husband agrees to, from his own personal estate, assume necessary expense of support and maintenance of wife.

5. Nothing in this agreement shall be construed to be a bar to either party to it, giving any property of which they may be possessed to the other party by will or otherwise. Both parties shall control their personal estates as described in this agreement, and do with the properties whatever they wish and will, by his or her orders or directions, or by will, the same as either could or would do if no marriage relation existed between them.

6. The family home in _________, or any other premises anywhere occupied and lived in as a family residence by the parties to this agreement as man and wife shall be called the homestead and in the event of the death of either party the surviving party shall have and hold the premises and their homestead.