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George pcnbody's Wiil-The Entry at
Doctors Commons, London.
Ry mail from Europe we have the fol-
loving copy of the main provisions Of
George Pcahody's will, as taken from the
books Of Doctors Commons, London:
l. George Peabody, gentleman, do make
His lay last viii and testament:
Firstly. direct that my remains shall
Ir sent to my native town Of Danvcrs, now
Incorporated By the name of Peabody, in
the county Of Essex and Commonwealth o.
i:as-aci.usc.ts, in that part Of the United
states of America called New England, and
be Deposited in the ground appropriated to
that purposc in the cemetery of Harmony
Grove, in salem, in said county, (near TIE
Peabody town linc,) under the direction d
Ev executors. hereinafter named.
Secondly. give and bc4ucath to Henry
West, Of % Old Broad street, London,
.C2,200; and in the event Of his dcccase
to his wife, Louisa West; and in the event
Of her ,lcccasc 10 his surviving children.
1ElIIl.. give HEI " ho'h"C
Tc.rnal. of - Old Broad street, London,
the sum OF 81 900; and in the event OF his
,I.ccasc - lis wife. Annette Emma Per-
man. and in the event Vf her dcccase to
his .uryiYing children. And l empower
iny executors To pay the ab0ve-namod lega-
r:es within six months after my dcccasc,
and free from any tax, duty, or charges,
whatever.
Fou.hly. ! give AMI bcquca!h to the
Eigh, Hon. Lord Stanley. the American
Minister al t:lc Court Of st. james Tor Tic
tine hcin2; the Right Hon. Sir Stafford
Eo:thco:c, Bart. : Sir Curtis Miranda Lamp
syu, Bart; and Junius Spencer Morgan,
Esg.. trustees Of the Peabody Goua:ion
land, and their Successors, trustees Of the
sail fund, the sum Of .clj0, 900 upon trust
,or tie building Of lodging houses for the
tailoring poor of London, as defined in my
late letters to the said trustees and di-
rec, tIlat this Legacy be considered a part Of
tic second trust, md disposed of in accord
aGc" with the said trust. And direct that
Iur L0ui0n executors shall, Of the said huIn
6. IIJ0, 0JO, pay 10 said trustees Of the
gnahooiy donation fund scl00,000 on the
Il st Monday Of October, a. ID. 1873, and
The cum Of $50. 600 at any time during said
year o! 1919. Ae this work progresses, tho
labor and responsibility increase, and |
therefore deem il essential that another
trustee lie added, who will have the ncccs-
r..ry time and possess the requisite know
lci@c Of al that may be needed for the
.,ucccsssul prosecution Of the trust. With
GA: assuming to dictate to the trustees,
w,,l!4 mention the name OF Charles Reed.
Est, H. p, who is well known TO me Tor
his hiail and NOS: honorable character, az
- most suitable person to FIJI that Office.
Filthy. nominate, constitute, and ap-
point. Sir Curtis Miranda Lam;son, of 50
i,a,on Square, i';:uiico, Mi,'llcScx, and Of
Hart: Charles Reed, Of Eri<mcad House.
Hackney. Middl,GcX, Esq. NJ. f.. George
lcaloly Russell, OF Salem, Essex, and State
* Massachusetts,, United States, Esq; Il.
SINGLETON Peabody, OF Rutland, in the State
- Vermont, counsellor, anI Charles ".
Chandler, Of GAINESVILLE, in the State OF
nAi", counsellor, executors of this my last
viii and testament, fully authorizing said
Curtis Miranda LamrEon and said Charles
Zee l. called my London executors, to act
independently of said George Peabody Rus
;c!l, ra.I L. Singleton Peabody, and said
Charles ". Chandler, called my American
executors ; and | also authorize my Amcri-
,an executors to act independently Of fly
.t!,l London cxccutors-that is to say, my
london executors to have full management
aud control Of my personal estate i'll Eng
and, and my American executors to have
f!n management and control of my real
ma personal estate il America but il Us
NY Wish and hope that all my executors,
o:h London and American, may net to-
:-ctlcr with the utmost harmony for the best
interest Of the estate.
Sjxthly. direct that all and each of
nav executors aforesaid be exempt and ex-
cUsca from giving bonds to any court, or
..a.isratc, or otherwise, for the perform
:,cc of their duties or Offices az my execu-
Tors.
!;cventhly. I give and bequeath to the
said Sir Curtis Miranda Lanpson and said
Sir Charles Reed Co, 600 each FOR their ser
vices.
Eishthly. lgivc and bcqucath to the said
George Peabody Russell, K. Singleton Pea
body, and Charles W. Chandler, my Ameri-
can executors, e5, 900 each.
Ninthly. give and bequeath to the said
George Peabody Russell, K. Singleton Pea
body, and Charles W. Chandler, all the
rest, residue, and remainder, of the pro-
,c,ty, both real and personal, of which
sail be possessed ut my decease, or which
may afterwards come or fall into my
cs;u,c upon trust to sell, exchange, or re-
tain, and the interest aecruing on the same.
to divide scm-anuually (rcinvesting the
same in the case Of minor childrcn) among
TIC parties named rs benefciaries in the
tamilv trust, of which Messrs. J. J. NJ.
I;cebc, S. Z. Dana, and j. Eudicott Pea
Aoty, are trustees, according to the proper
;ions Of the SUMS allotted to each in said
trust, or such other proportions as may
hereafter prescribe to them, my said .imc-
rl"an executors.
In witness whereof, l, the said George
Peabody, declaring this TO be my last will
and testament, written on seven pages of
paper, have hereto set my hand and seal,
ms 9th day oi September, 1869.
GEORGE PEABODY.