The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-15

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In the Probate Court nj Roxbury, before Judge White
the case q the contested Will Of Samuel Heaes
taken up Mr.. ilewes was an old gentleman Of ninety
four years who died last October after sickness of
few weeks He worth about $225 600, and among
other property owned share Of those relics az the old
time standing opposite the Old south church and the houses
on 10 Province Hogse. His viii made June 1856,
and codic added December, 1871 On being presented
for probate was found ,ha, nc had left The bulk of his
property to two APPROPRIATENESS Samuel IT, and Joseph
u. Hunncman-loaying some tw enty or more relatives
with small sums. His nephews, Joseph Hcwes Hume.
man and - uuCi Hcwes Zimmerman appointed execu-
tors with the Trcyso that they should not be required TO
give bonds.
The viii il dated June 90 1856 and commcncc.-Cast
me not OFT when am old, nor forsake me when am
grayheaded.' lie native Of Boston, born the
estate opposite the head Of Milk street, merchant till
July 4, 1916, aud then retired 10 Roxbury.
The property ON Washington and Eustis streets, and
that ON Iegcr street. reaching 10 Dudley 10 TO be sod In
tenth to Joseph H. Zimmerman; thirteenth 10 Mrs ).
H. Zimmerman; thirteenth ito my niece Lydia Carver
Capp; thirteenth TO Joycph Hcwes Clapp: thirteenth
each 60 the 1--WE children Of samuel II. Zimmerman;
thirteenth each TO the four children Of c. pb H. Hume
man, under The guardianship Of their fainer.
2. land On Hcwcs avcire IA grand nephcws g " Hun
nenan, Jr., John q Zimmerman and james G, Hanne-
3. To nerhews Samuel IT. Zimmerman and Joseph II.
iiupnemsn. The interest IN The property Washington
street, between Harvard place and Province House court
after three years the following requests 20 be paid from
Its sale
To brother Robert Hewcs &C Pqa Ohio IAN old man Of
eighty " he shall survive three years after my death,
went thcr. In 1873 II he shall survive then 81
10 hi heirs and the remainder j. and T. H. Hume
To nay widow sister fucrctia Capp, whom have
wholly maintained thirty years. $4,000.
pss,5 9 ps SEQ each q Children s q
of her iaineness, III COO John James
Hurremen, ON account - his inperfection IL speech
~ coo; widow Of nephew " G. Zimmerman 500 each Of
her daughters sloo and her 81 90. and IL they do
not take i The money - 90 70 lydia Garp; to w. G
Hunncmsn's eldest son W. Cooper Zimmerman intended
t. leave larger sum, but he 'les his business u
very good and increasing that hy industry. prudence
aud tony, he may do very well 10 niece Mrs Mary
Bacon, -, who wcud have had larger III she had
continued single o. this time" and her husband pos
sesses some property by industry prudence and
my they may do very we'll" 10 NV gfand.n sarah
Jane Miner, $500 on account 81 her misfortune.
The codic i dated December Is, 1857 and. like the
viii, j. sgued by nr. Getting Of the Lowell Tnsiitate
joseph ". Dudley and Alvin " Robbins, as witnesses
The codic AM - al that " given in the viii 90 W. J.
Carp 70 children = u Brook Hewes niece Elizabeth
Cooper Zimmerman - John James Zimmerman H. sesver
widow ~ ", G. Zimmerman, Jr., and her daughter and
youngest and eldest 90 niece Mrs Mary Bacon and
gandn zee Sarah Miner: and gives - 600 ont Of
The Washington street estate 20 sssrs Samuel H. Hun
rcman and joseph Y. Zimmerman.