The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-13

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q wsrs you Introduced 70 people by hsr .herer A
O. Az whats A She was sick almost all Tho ,ms ..t
We didn't receive much company, but introduced
O Was your daughter there at that timer A Va.
@ Had you been at Saratoga previouslyf A. In 1857
was with her ct Saratoga and my niece, Miss MAD
o How long did you and Miss Maddocks stay tha.
year, A. About six weeks or two months
Most particularly Is her neces; sometimes she would
call Miss Emily her grandnece.
this relationship Of you nip Dsyep d Question about
~, y VINO were the parents as you understood A.
Q Where did these persons liver A. In smithnold.
y q Did you ever SEQ your grandfather, John Bowen,
Q. what became Of hims A. He was drowned
knocked overheard by the boom OF . sloop; ho was
9. What became Of your grandmother, A She
mssnsd Afterwards aohn Clark, after some two years
To shss sats q North They went South
10 you Understand .l what became Of them thersf
A q rn %yn both a. di cd IN that, ina. place
mother and aunt got TO New York; A They came win
Q. They came from the SOUTH A. Yea
g Al what time was your mother marrieds A
O. Here in New York; A Yea
Q. At what time your aunt marriedp A. thi,s
about the same time.
O. You called your grandmother Phoebe Kelly. Via.
40 you mean by thatf A. Fer maiden name was Kollv
q Did you understand this from Madam Jumel as ws,i
a. your mother about The origin Of the famllyY Yea
rage. Of John Bowen and Phoebe Kellyf A Yes, :
O. what was his names A John.
o What became Of hims A. He died In the South Of
@ whens A. really don't know
@ Was he ever married. as far as you have learned
9. He died at an early periodG A. Yes
O. Had Madam Junel ever any children or child A.
q Who are the children and descendants in life OF
your mother-name them overp A. VIM. b. Jones'
Eliza Maddocks myself and Stephen Jones-two BROTH
ers, one sister and myself. 1t2
O. Is that als A. Mrs. Chase was my sister; she Is
H Q. Was she daughter OF your father Mr. Jones, AZ
far as you ever understood in the famllys A. No.
- Du you cveI KNOW q your motner Deing married
except to Mr.. Jones, or ever hear Of it? always
thought So
O. Did YOU understand OF her marriage to the parent
Of Mrs. Chaser A. did not hear the particulars.
@ You don't know Of any other marriages A. No.
This witness not examined
t TESTIMONY or STEPHEN JONES'
Stephen J. Jones was examined by Mr. 0'Conor, and
O. Are YOU brother Of the witness who WAS las.
O. Look on the paper which think was marked No 2,
being the memorandum which Mr. WaIIgrove produced
annexed to Mr. Inglis' will. Witness examined It.
Q. You have looked at IL? A. Yea
@ In whose handwriting is thata A. 1t looks like the
handwriting Of Mr.. Maddocks
Q. Who Is Mr. Maddocks9 A. My brother-in-law
O. The husband Of Mrs. Maddocks that has been spoken
A
@. Is he living or dead9 A. Dead.
Q. When did he die; abou. how long a2ol A. About
1854 think
The counsel FOR plaintiff, Mr.. O'Connor here stated
that this memorandum found among Mr.. IngIis'
papers, annexed TO the draft Of this will which the
witness stated he knew A memorandum was brought
and delivered by the lady TO Judge Ings and L IL
found among Judge InRis papers. This witness test-
hed was IN the handwriting OF deceased person.
This memorandum here read containing the names
OF VIM. Jones, Sarah Jones and the children, James
and chares Jones and Stephen Jones; also Henry
Trancnell Eliza Maddocks and the two children Emily
q Look at that again and tell If that Is correct
q the Is q S
@. Az Il existed In 1857 A. Yes
The witness was not cross examined.
y & NELSON CHASE RECALLED
Nelson Chase recalled and examination reeumed:-
q viii you look At the premises in that deed a deed
dated November 1921 and tell US Whist they sro You
have seen the deed very often and Isuppose tell
at whether the premises contained 10 IT, Is not the
whole real estate Of NJ Jumsl This deed contain:
which described In the complaint and additional
property that has been sold forty acre lot on The
and another proposal that sold on; small corner
owned BY Mr. Augustus +; Smith at the present ins
The counsel for painn here stated that the property
10 that deed was appointed that her trustees should
81 Suy S s
mission, and recorded In the Registers Office In book
LODI page third :, two o'clock and afty.av minutes
tersst OF $40. 900, rs heir At law TO Mr. Chase
7, Not cross-examined. aet tsakx
TESTIMONY or v. C. wErxooRx
W. c. wetmore was examined BY Mr. N'Conor and To-
We're You acquainted with Madame yumsn A.
O Was she one OF your clientss A. She was clisus
Of mine for about forty years-commencug in 1898
1897. s aNf1E 9tM Nfs8
@ win inquire Of you Of period beginning In 1859.
being her last visit 10 Saratoga SPRING. Did you her
1t Saratoga and after that frequently until hss last nck
= You saw her frsassD.ly, a Yea
Aeoa. this ps1sS yss: as s.r..os. 81. .pos.
@ mo several times about IT. and several times sftss
Q. where did you see her and talk about two wilhr
would put il OF until some other time.
Q. How often did you 60 70 her houses A. Three or
O. Did you draw up anything towards her win on esoa
Of those occasionsf A. am going further back;
Madam Jumsi when she commenced talking about
institutions 70 whom she would give part OF her properly
selected number Of these and told her those charities
wore and nsn ' asrsa m sn' rb osh
tho rest Of her property: these occasions which
we're some twenty or thirty years ago; wrote that par
occasion Of So al Saratoga but did NOT succsed In
subject; subsequently, she SAINT for to her
house recolect was stormy day; went there and
0unS n'r vs - ss az oUwn IAN, and ss1
Yesn and read over what had already written and
SAID You always mean, 70 give me g 600 that va:
will Won do with the res,fn then said You have given
me here 100000 What will you do with the rest 70
and talked with her from the afternoon until the morn
ing and yet could not get what she wished 70 do with
her property; then got up and said she make up
her mind 10 make her will and got somebody else 70
draw IL up; she said, when I get better I will
come 10 your ofncs;' said, s'very WE'LL" tho
next day she for again, and refused come;
somebody er word at the Office, and said there no
use in going that she would never make will; but
did 20 after great deal OF urging and took this
paper ana read II 70 her and began talk
the subject Of the property but could bring her
TO converse with definite subject abe talked
Of her vantes about dancing with the King aboat
these people, but could not bring her mind to any
thing and left again. the last occasion was sent
for again.
q About what time was thatS A. think 1t was .
month before the date OF this will then sont nor
aoain 10 and seaM Madame Jnrna IL