The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-25
Tao Wills OF tie s1.Hte AreIibsx,,op
spalding and the I4nte yicar-General
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Tao Wills OF HE irnte AreI,bsx,,o,,
spaldins and the I4nte yicar.t.eueras
Harry II. Cookery. j; Il ! $50
Friday, in the Orptmt's Court. (Judres
Daniels, Bishop, afid Lindsay letters OF I'D
mihlstratton wefe granted to the Right Rev.
james Gibbons, bishop Of Wilmington. ii.
VI, now, stationed ut Richmond, Va. on the
estate Of the late Archbishop spalding.
Inc nrst VIII OF the late Archbishop spald-
ing bears date October 3, 1854, and after re.
sok1ng all former wills made by him, con-
ains the following: q give, devise, and
oequeath all of my estate and property.
Wneresoever situate, and Of whatsoever con.
slsting, unto Henry B. Coskery, If he should
DE living In the State Of Maryland at the time
OF my death; but If he should not be then
living In Maryland, | give, devise, and be-
4,eath the whole of my said estate unto
nhomas Foley, and hereby appoint the said
Henry d. CosKery and Thomas Foley exc
cutors of this my WILL" The names of r
Parkin Scott, j. MuIan, and Thomas G.
Yearley, are attached as witnesses.
. The first codicil to the win of the late
Archbishop is as follows: -.
In the name Of the living God. Father
Son, and Holy Ghost, Amen. I, Martin John
Spalding, Roman Catholic Archbishop of
Baltimore city; in Maryland: having hereto.
fore, to wit; on or about the Sd day of Octo.
Der, 1854, made and published my last will
and testament in writing, do hereby certify
ana eohhrm the same, except as hereinafter
provided; that is to say Item-I give de-.
wise, and bequeath unto the Right Rev. VIII.
liam McCloskey, Roman Catholic Bishon Of
Louisville, ky., and his successor in Office
forever. m in =
now own, or may have at the time of nv
death, or whatever such real estate I now
own in Kentucky belonging to the Diocese.
~" Witness my hand and seal to this NV last
will and testament this 18th day of septem.
Der, 1871.
(SigneD "MART1N JoHs SrAtptse,n
The names of g Thomas S. Lee" John 7
Dougherty," and at. Parkin Scott" are at.
tached rs witnesses.
The second codicl to the will of the late
Archbishop is as follows: ain the name of
God, Amen. I, Martin John Spalding; Ro-
man Catholic Archbishop of Baltimore CITY.
Maryland, having heretofore, to wit, on the
Sd day of October, 1864, made and published
my last will and testament in writing. and
having afterwards, to wit, on the 18th day of
September, 1871, made and published a codi.
Gil thereto, do hereby make and publish this
second codicil to the said last will and codiciI
above mentioned, that is to say: Itcm-I
give, devise, and bequeath all and every the
property, real and personal, lands, chattels
and effects. which have acquired or NAV ac.
quire from or under the will of the late Right
Rev. DR.. John McGill, late Of Richmond, va.
deceased, unto Henry B. Coskery. if he
should be living in the State of MARYLAND al
the time Of my death, but if he should moi
be then living in Maryland, give, devise
and bequeath the whole of nv estate ant
property so acquired Except that part therco
devised by me in and by the first codicil t
my original will aforesaid) unto the RICH
Rev. Dr. Thomas Foley. And in all other re
spects ratify and confirm my said will ant
codicil heretofore executed by me.
"Witness my hand and seal this - day o
January, 1872.
(Signed) ."MART1N JOHN SPALDISG,
"R. c. Archbishop of Baltimore, 5th."
The names of John Dougherty, T..J. But
| Ter, and 7. Parkln Scott, are attached as wit
nesSeS.
The above described important paper
| bear the following endorsement;
February 9, 1872. Rev. Henry B. Co!
kerry .swears that he found this will and thes
codicils, after the death Of the testator, in tn
place where he usually kept his private p;
pcrs, and retained possession until now, an
knows of no other will or paper writing i
the nature of will. TeStator departed til
life Oh the It'll day Of February, 1872.
(Signed) "BoLIrAR d. DANIELS"
The will and codicils were exhibited an
filed on the eth day of February, 1872, al
proved and recorded on the 2lst day (
March, 1872.
Letters testamenrary were granted to tn
Right Rev. Bishop James Gibbons on the e
tate of the late Vicar-General Henry B. Cos
kerry. The will of the late Vicar-General was
follows: In the name of God, Amen.
Henry d. Coskery, of the city of Baltimore
State Of Maryland, being sick in body, but {
a sound and disposing mind and memor
and understanding, do make and publish th
my last will and testament, hereby revokin
all former wills by me heretofore made:
give, devise, and bequeath MI the estate, rea
personal. and mixed, which has been devise
to me by the Most Rev. Martin John Spaldin
by his will and the codicil thereto, now o
file in the office of the Register Of Wills
Baltimore city, unto and to my friend til
Right Rev. James Gibbons, of RichmoDt
| Va, all the rest and residue of my e
tate, subject to the payment OF my debts all
funeral expenses, real, personal, and mixed
I give, devise, and beqlcath the same to til
said Right Rev. James Gibbons, and hereb
appoint my said friend, James Gibbons.
In witness whereof I hercunto subscIit
my name and affiX my seal this Goth day {
February, 4: b. 1872.
i Fl. b. CosKERY [seall.
The will is signed by John Doughert!
Thomas S. Lee, I: j. Butler, D. D., and Boil
var D. Daniels, as witnesses, and was file
with the Register on the 21st day Of Marcl
1S72.--Bdltinore Gazette.
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