Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-26
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To Rebeca Turner tho sum Of ~ 300
To Sarah Turner the sum Of soOo'
To James Cummings the sum O
$1,000.
TO Edward Thompson the sum o
$1,000. o
10 Michael Riordon the sum OF $500
All faithful servants my household
GRATITUDE TO AN OLD FRIEND.
And whereas / desire TO testify my
sincere regard for Sarah and Rebecca
Morrow, now residing at No. 80, East
Thirty-ninth street in tho city of New
York, friends of my carly years, anc
at whose fathers housc j enjoyed In
my youth hospitality and welcome
which 1 cannot forget or repay. II is
therefore my will and l do direct that
my executors shall set apart from my
estate a sum sufficient to produce al
annuity of $4,000, in quarter yearly
installments. Such sum Of money sc
sct apart | give to my executors in
trust, to hold, manage, invest, and rc
invest during the lives ofthe said Sarah
and Rebecca Morrow, and until both
shall die; and from the income and
proceeds thereof to pay over to said
Sarah and Rebecca such annuity ol
$4,000 in equal shares during their
Joint lives, and upon the death Of eth
or, then to pay the whole of such an
nuity to the survivor during her life.
Such payments to be made in quar-
ter-yearly installments in advance, and
commencing on the day my said will
shall bc admitted to probate.
Further, / do give to the said Sarah
and Rcbecca Morrow, and to the sur
vivor of them, the use during life, OF
the said house and premises now oc
cupicd by them, known as No. -
East Thirty-ninth street, in the city OF
New York, together with tho furni.
turc, &C., contained therein, tree from
all taxes, assessments, &c.
Lastly, l give to Ellen b. Hilton
the wife of my friend, Henry Hilton,
the sum Of five thousand dollars.
Finally, / ratify and confirm my
said will dated March a. 1873, in
every respect except so far as the be-
quest therein to my wife is diminished
or modified by the various gifts, lega-
cies and provisions herein contained.
In witness whereof, |, the said AL
exander T. Stewart, have hereunto set
my hand and seal this 9th day OF
March, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-threc.
ALEXANDER Il, STEWART. IL. 81
Signed, sealed, published and de-
elared by the testator, in the presence
of each of us, as a codicil TO be attached
10 and form n part of his last will and
testament. Dated March q, 1873, and
we in his presence, and in the presence
of each other, and at his request, have
signed our names as subscribing wit
nesses TO such execution.
CoRsELIA STEWART SMITH,
Fifth avenue and 3ith st., n. Y.
W. III. WHITE,
No. 228 Av. V. New York.
|. ANOTHER coDIorL
Whereas, ], Alexander 7. Stewart,
of the city OF New York, have made
and duly executed my will, bearing
date tho 9th day of Marth, 1873, and
also made and attached a codicil there
10 of q like date:
Now, / declare this present writing
to be a second codicil to my said will,
and direct that the same be annexed
thereto and form q part thereof:
Whereas, IL is my desire further to
suitably remember various persons,
kindred Of my dear wife, and therefore
| direct that my executors shall from
my estate pay out and discharge the
following gifts or legacies, viz;
To Charles p. Clinch, tho sum Of
$40, 200; to Anna Clinch, the sum Of
$4,000 to Julia Clinch, the sum Of
$4,000; TO Emma Clincb, the sum Of
$4,000; to Sarah Smith (wife of J,
Lawrence Smith, the sum of $40, 900
TO her daughter, Cornelia S. Smith, the
sum OF $4,000.
And whereas, also | further desire
that the said Anna, Julia, and Emma
Clinch shall continue in the use and
enjoyment of the house and plot OF
land, 1l5 East Thirty-fifth street, in
the city Of New York, as now occupied
by them, with the furniture, etc. |,
therefore, give to them, jointly and
severally, the use and enjoyment Of
said house and lot of land, with the
furniture, etc, for and during the lives
of the said Julia and Emma Clincb,
and during the life Of each OF them
such life estate and use to be free of all
charges for taxes, assessments, or other
wise.
Lastly, direct that my executors
shall pay to Charles ]. Clinch tho sum
of $4,000,
Finally, | ratify and confirm my
said win, dated March 27, 1873, in
every respect, except 30 far as the be-
quest therein 10 my wife is diminished
or modified by the various gifts, lcga.
cics, and provisions herein, and in said
first codicil contained.
In witness whereof, / the said Alex
ander I. Stewart, have hcreunto set
my hand and seal this 27th day OF
March, 1873.
ALEXANDER 7. STEWART. IL. 81
Signed, sealed, published, and de-
clared by the tcstator, in the presence
Of each Of us, as a codicil to be attached
to and form part OF his last will and
testament, dated March 27, 1873.
And we, in his presence, and in the
presence Of each other, and at his re-
quest, have signed our names as sub
scribing witnesses to such execution.
W. II. WHITE, 22s Av. ", MY.
Il. b. Huron, 70 ave, N. Y. city.
Mr.. srEwART's SCHEMES OF CHARITY.
NEw York, March 20, 1873.
TO my dear rife.
II has been and ia my intention To
make provision for various public char
tiles, but as any scheme OF tho kind |
propose will need considerable thought
and elaboration, have made my will
with the codicils in their present
shape, to guard against any contin.
gency, knowing may rely upon your
supplying oil deficiencies on my part
! hope and trust my life may be
spared 80 that 1 may complete the
various plans for the welfare Of our tel.
low beings which | have already imi.
tated, but should IL be ruled otherwise,
| must depend upon you, with such aid
as You may call about you to carry
ont what have bepun