The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-08
SUaRoGkTs'S COURT.
The VIII of the Late Ex-Mayor smith,
of BROOKLYN.

Before Surrogate William d. veeder
Samuel Smith, ex-Mayor OF Brooklyn, who died
recently In the eghtyourth year of his age, left
estate which Is valued at upwards Of million dol
lars. Yesterday his will was offered for probate at
the Office of the Surrogate OF Kings county. The
relatives of the deceased are as folows:-
Rebecca Rose, sister, West Flushing, l.. l.; Sarah
Smith, sister, III Smith street; William Place,
nephew, 23 jackson street, N. Y; LYDIA A. Ray.
mond, niece, 10 Schermerhorn street; II. H. Brewer
grand nephew, lob seventeenth street, and forty
four other grand nephcws and nieces living In va
.ri0us parts OF the country.
The following are the provisions OF tho will TO
his sister Sarah, the income OF $4,000 during her
li1e and after her death to become part or his resi-
duary estate 10 the Sabbath School OF the Re-
Termed Dutch Church in Brooklyn, $500. TO the
Bible society, 81 ,o00 To the Presbyterian congre-
CATION OF Huntington, $1,000, the interest TO he
Abraham J. Beekman, $500. EpLraim Place. s.. 500.
Rem Leferts Brewer, 81 500. Deborah Myers,
ryder, $4,000. Garrett Brewer. $500. caro-.
line r. Place, $4,000. Maria Louise Tur-
pening, $4,000 Morris Place, $500. To VII
liam Place, the income OF $4,000 during his
Lifetime, and the principal TO his children after his
death. To Maria Rogers, Lucretia Braisted Eliza
hampton, William ii. Place and Caroline Place,
$1,000 each. To Samuel Place, $4,000. TO Samuel
Place, yr., Caroline Stryker and Ella Place 81 500
eaca. TO Lydla i,aymond, 5000. 70 samuel Mari
nus and John Marlnus, $4,000 each; Thomas J. Ma
rnus, $1,000; Sarah Cooley, 5000; Sarah Il. Hop
kins, $1,000; James Raymond, $1,000; Edward j.
Smith, $1,000; David smith, $4,000; Emmcnc DAVIS,
$1,000; George DAVIS, 81 0oO Harriet Davis, 81 oOO
Alfred 5. Smith, $1,000; Mary smith, $500; Lydia A.
Smith, $500; Albert Smith, $500; samuel smith, $780,
TO Anna NJ. Smith and Abraham l.. Smith, $500
each; George >. Rowe, John W. Rowe ana Wade w.
Rowe, $1,000 each; to Lewis ii. Smith, $500;
to George w. Smith and Henry Meeker Smith,
$4,000 each; to Sarah NJ Wyckon s1,5v0: to Eliza
X. Smith, $1,000: samuel w. smith. the income OF
$4,000 during his life, the principal 20 go his chill
drcn after mis- death; TO Hgratio M. smith, Il. Il.
smith, Henry II. Smith, Mary II. Smith, Jane A.
Smith Edward N. Smith, Arthur w. smith and
John Z. smith, $1,000 each; to Levi w. smith,
27,000; to Walter g. Smith, benjamin. \. smith and
Albert h. smith, 81 600 each; 10 Mary Jane Clifford
10000; to Mary r. Coe, Cornelia J. bearing and
Samuel J. clifford, $1,000 each; TO Eliza
Comstock, $4,000; to Alice w. Com
stock, Mary A. Comstock and George
Il. Comstock, $1,000 each; to Joseph Appicgate,
$4,000; TO Josiah APPLICABLE $4,000; to Harry Apple
gate, 5000; to Ann Eliza Marsh, $4,000; TO Rcbccca
Rose the income Of $4,000 during her life aud at
her death TO go to her grandchildren; TO John !.
OF the executors 81 600 for their services.
The residue Of the estate TO he divided into four
teen parts, and divided among the children OF
Caroline Raymond, Moses Smith, samuel Smith and
Alfred l.. Smith, the children OF Lewis l.. smith,
Sumuei W. Smith, Levi N. smith, Mary Jane GiGord,
Eliza l.. Comstock, Joseph Apologize, Josiah Apple
gate, Ann q. Marsh, the children NJ Hannah Place,
the children OF Moses Place, John j. Boughton,
Samuel Place, William Place, Lydia Raymond,
Sarah Cooley; and In Of any OF the lcQa-
tees dying before the testatOr their share to go to
their heira. Levi N. smith aud Joseph Applcgate
are appointed as executors.