The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-02


the same real and personal estate to such
persons as would be my collateral kindred
in such shares as they would take under the
said lnteState laws as purchasers, and not by
descent. The personal estate to be paid over
by my executors to such persons as may be
entitled IN accordance with the foregoing,
and the real estate to be held by such per-
sons as shall be entitled to the same in fee
simple, as tenants in common, according TO
their respective interest, until they shall be
proper to make partition among themselves
of the same. 1t is further my will, and l
hereby direct that all sums of money di-
rected to be paid by my executors to my
said children, shall be paid to such children
respectively for their and each of their sole
and seperAte use, and the receipts of such
children respectively, when of full age, shall
be taken by executors for any such payments
to him, or her, or them respectively and
such receipt or receipts, Notwithstanding the
coverture, present or future OF any such
children, shall be valid voucher for any
such payments by said executors, but not
the receipts of any other person or persons
for them or for any Of them. Provided, also,
that the foregoing provisions shall extend
with equal force to all payments, if any, here
after to be made to any of my grandchil-
dren under this will. And upon the further
trust to pay to my daughter-in-law, Ellen,S
Jayne, the sum of 81 300 per year during
the full end and term of her natural life, the
payment of said annuity, however, not to
commence until my executors commence to
distribute the two-thirds part Of the clear an
nual income of my estate among my children,
at which time it will be remembered the pay
ment to her of $4,000 per year ceases, and
her and David's children get their proper
ton of said two-thirds of the income. l
make this provision to render my said daugh-
teT-in-law, to a certain extent, Independent of
the children, and upon the further trust that
my said executors shall provide for the cloth
ing, education and personal expenses of my
daughter Mary's children and of my son
David's children, after they arrive respec-
lively at the age of fifteen years, the amount
not to exceed the sum Of $500 each. My
executors shall also provide for the clothing,
education and personal expenses of my son
De Witt and his younger brothers and sisters.
The amount to be expended for each Of the
latter l leave to the discretion of my said eX-
ecutors, and which payments and expendi-
lures for my children and grandchildren
shall be considered as part Of the expenses of
my estate until such time as my executors
commence to pay the two-thir5s Of the clear
annual income among my children, when
they shall charge the personal expenses of
each of the said children or grandchildren
against his or her share of the income. If
my daughter Mary be living at that time she
will receive her share of the said two-thirds
of the said income, and will pay the said per-
sonal expenses for her children out of her
own income. 1t is my desire that my said
minor children shall be brought up regularly
and in the faith of the Baptist denomination
until they are old enough to chose religious
faith for themselves, and that they shall be
literally educated. That if my sons Henry
LIE Barr and Horace Jaynes' health warrant
it, they shall each have collegiate and such
further education as may be necessary to
qualify them for any occupation or profession
they may desire to adopt. 1t is further my
will that my executors shall charge the cost
of keeping up the house and stables at Nine.
teenth and Chestnut streets, or in Third street
if l have not removed to the new house al
the time of my death, as a part of the ex.
penses of my estate, and this not to be charged
against either of my family who may happen
to reside and have home in said house.
Item give, bequeath and devise my
house and lot, at the corner of Broad and
Girard avenue, now occupied by my son-ln-
law, Isaac Il. Eshelman, to my daughter
Mary De Witt Eshelman, for and during tn
full end and term of her natural life, and
from and Immediately after her death then
to such Of her children as may be living at
that time and the issue of any deceased child
or children IN fee, subject however, to a life
estate to the said Isaac S. Eshelman, if he be
living at that time. give, bequeath and de-
wise my house and lot, No. 93l Broad street,
two doors below the last mentioned house,
(being the one where my son David resided
at the time Of his death), to my daughter-in-
law Ellen f. Jayne, for and during the full
end and term of her natural life, and from
and Immediately after her death then to my
grandsons, David Jayne and Harry Jayne,
in fee. If either of them be deceased at that
time without issue, then to the survivor in
fee. Ifboth shall be deceased without issue.
then the said house shall revert to my estate,
and be sold by my executors at either public
or private sale, at such time as they NAV
think it of interest to my estate, and the
proceeds thereof shall be held by my execu-
tors under the trusts in my will.
/ direct my executors not to bring any
| claim against William or David Morslander
| or against Theodore or Anna Beardslee, OF
Martha Bryan, late Martha Smith), for any
lndeDIeuhesS they may oe under 10 me at the
time of my death.
Item-Whereas, in the year 1855, formed
a copartnership with my late son, David w
Jayne and my nephew, Eben G. Jayne, and
have since, by force and virtue of the power
and authority expressed and reserved in the
agreement of copartnership, (which said
agreement bears date the 18th Of February,
| 1861, taken and admitted my brother-in.
law, John r. Walker, into the said firm.
whereby the capital stock and business OF