The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-04-24
VIII Of Richard ID. Wood.

VALUE or ESTATE OVER s3,O00,0OO.
l. Richard ID. Wood OF the city of Philadelphia
being of sound mind and disposing memory. do
make and declare this to be my last viii and tesa-
ment.
ground No ll2l Arch street, together with all the
household furniture of every description it may
tain, together with the carriages, harness, horses
and stable equipments and buildings upon il.
| give 10 my sons, Richard Wood, Edward r.
Wood, George Wood, and Randolph Wood, to be
held in trust 10y them for the use of my daughters
Mary Wood and Julia Wood, the proceeds to be
equally divided between them, all the real estate
hold IN Philadelphia. except that named above given
10 my wife, consisting Of the lot Of ground and store
No gU9 Market street house and lot No 14l2 Second
street lot Oi ground On ne street, ninety three feet
in width and between Twenty second and Twenty
third streets, ON the north Side; also, twenty
thousand dollars Of stock In the Millyille ana
Glasshoro' Railroad Company, twenty-five thousand
dollars Of the Cape May and Millyic Railroad Com
pany first mortgage seven per cent bonds, ten thou
sand dollars of the stock OF the Philadelphia National
Bank, i've thousand dollars of the coupon bonds OF
me nitcd states: also twelve Thousand five hum
dre aud siXty-sN dollars siXty-Seyeu cents ground
rent deeds ON property ON Hamilton aud Pine streets.
Philadelphia, and desire said trustees 10 pay 10 them
equally the net proceeds Of the aboyenamed property
derived from dividends rents, and interest, after
payment of taxes and current repairs. And in case
majority oi said trustees deem II for the interest
and safety of the property so bequeathed TO MARY
and Julia Wood, ana with their consent 10 sell any
OF the aforementioned trust property aud invest It
In the bonds OF the nited states understand that
in this devise the said Mary AMI julia Wood shall
have power To dispose of equal portions OF this
estate 50 held for them In trust by will.
give 20 my sister, Hannah ". Sculi, one thousand
dollars 20 my cousin, Martha Reeve. OF Greenwich
one hundred dollars per annum during her life,
payable semi-annuaIy 20 NV cousin, sarah Bacon
one hundred dollars per annum during her life
payable scml-annuaiy 90 my cousin, Mary Bacon
Of Greenwich, give one thousand dOars;. TO my
nephew, Richafd Francis Wood, one thousand dol
lars; to my nephew, Richard ". Randolph, one
thousand dollars when he arrives at the age OF
twenty-One years; give 20 Richard ". Sharp, son
of Andrew sharp deceased one hundred dollars 10
Russell ID. Greene, II alive, i've hundred dollars /
give 10 llayerfOrd college my certificate Of scholar
shin and i've thousand dollars In the second loan Of
the Schuyikiil Navigation Company and IN case the
| College makes no demand On my estate
II any OF the estate named Ia this instrument s
cove ed by mortgage desire that lt may he released
from its mortgage and pass 90 the devsees free from
incumbrance. give 20 my wife, Jullana r. Wood,
| INV sons Richard Wood, Edward X Wood, George
| Wood Randolph Wood, Walter Wood, and Stewart
| Wood ali the remainder of my estate, real and per-
sonal wherever Il may be, 20 be equally divided be-
tween them and conditioned on the part OF my wife
that she shall release her dover 70 my whole estate
I reolest my wife, Juana r. Wood, my sons,
Richard Edward r., and George WOOD 10 act as
| executors Of this will and without charge; -
March ~, 1857. hiohOhp ~ "oop'
Ireouest my executors 10 give fve hundred dOllari
| 10 the Union Benevolent Society ana hve hundred