The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-29

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Lewis, deceased, we have examined her
will and give in brief the following
condensed statement, which we hope
will crafty public curiosity:
In her last will and testament, of
which she named Samuel Orr and
horatio @. Wheeler executors, and
which was signed in presence Of and
witnessed by VIM. Brown and r. K.
Dunkerson, she makes the following
requests: To the daughters of her
brother, James NJ. Newman, $1,000,
to be equally divided among them,
and to thelwife of said Newman $500,
if alive, or If dead, to her daughters,
and to the children of the same
James NJ Newman one-sixteenth of
the remainder of her estate, after all
special requests are paid. et osr.
To her sister, Mary A. Dutton, so
shares of the stock of the Evansville
Branch Of the Bank ofthe State of
Indiana, valued at $4,000, to have the
use and dividends during life and then
to be equally divided among her heirs.
and to the said Mary A. Dutton and
her heirs, ee.sixteenths of the reE
mainder of her estate after all special
legacies are paid and adjusted.
. 70 Mary A. Mcclure and her
nieces, ten shares each Of the stock of
the Evansville Branch of the Bank of
the State of Indiana They to have
the dividends and profits during life
aud then to go to their heirs. ia rra,
To her sister. Evaline McCallister.
100 shares of the stock ofthe Evans
vile Insurance Company, also lots
4 and sin Testers Subdivision ofout
lot 3, Upper Enlargement, during life,
and the remainder to her children,
also three-sixteenfhs of all the re-
mainder of her estate after all special
legacies are paid e
To her niece, Judy Newman, daugh-
ter of: OyerstreetyC Newman, $500.
to be invested by the executors in
some good and safe stock for her use
during life, and at her death. said
stock to go to her heirs; also, two
sixteenths of the remainder Of her
estate after payment of special lega-
cies, and it was her wish and desire
that the profits and dividends accru-
ing from said stock should be expeud-
ed especially for her education during
her minority. rr
To John NJ. Newman, $1,000 in
money, and the southwest quarter of
the southwest quarter Of section Ii,
township 6 south of range II west;
also, the southwest quarter Of the
northwest quarter. and the southeast
.qdaaSeraof the northwest quarter Of
section 20, township 6 south Of range
II west, in fee, and to said John VI.
Newman and his children, three-six-
teeuths of the remainder of her estate
after the payment of all special lega-
cies. "a
To her nephew. Edward Mcclure.
to him and his heirs forever, the
north half OF the southeast quarter
tseetion 20, township 6, south Of
range II west, so acres.
To Mason o. Newman, her brother,
$500; and to his children one-six-
teeath Of the remainder of her es-
tate after all special ~legacies are paid.
+ 70 Geo. Newman, son Of Masonic
Newman, ten shares OF the stock of
he5EvaDSrilTe Branch of the Bank
Of the State of Indiana, to have the
use and dividends during his life, and
to go to Bis heirs, si
To Mrs. John s. Hopkins, 500, as
, teken of friendship-and esteem.
To her nephews. James L., Philip
D.. and VIM. L. Newman, sons Of
Newman, deceased, each
ri shares OF the Branch
Bank atocF-they to have the use
and dividends during life, and at
their deaths TO their heirs respective
": also two-sixteenths Of the remain
der Of her estate, after all special leg
lcies are paid.
To the,childreh OF her SISTER, Caro-
line Lockwood, 2ae.zix5eenth Of the
remainder Of her estate, after the
all special ~legacies.
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