Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-09-27
Mr.. Lambard's VIII.

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The will of the late Alien Iamblrl of this city,
having been filed for Probate, we VIII give our
readers synopsis of its provisions
1t provides, first, for the payment OF all Just
debts.
Gives to his sister, Lucy i Nichols, widow of
Asaph II. Nichols, $500, and the same an ,unt to
his sister, Hannah Z. Wslcott Of Nstick, Mass
That the estate be settled as soon as NAV be
after mis- deceasc, and all of the residue of his
estate both real and personal, remaining after the
payment of debts, requests, &c, Is bequeathed to
his son-n law, Henry l.. Baldwin of Detroit,
Michigan, IN trust, to be held and invested by
him, and used to discharge the trusts imposed by
the provisions of the will, with fun power to sell
aud convey real and personal property, and invest
the proceeds in interest or dividend paying secur
ties, so that the income Of the estate may not be
impaired.
To his wife, Sibyll A. Lambard, an annuity of
$4,000 per year during her life, out Of the income
OF his estate, to be made in quarterly payments OF
$1,000 each.
To his sister, Sarah F. Lambard, of Augusta
an annuity OF $500 per year.
The remainder of the Income of his estate to be
divided equally among his five children and those
representing the share of any child, specified in
the will to be paid them yearly during the life of
his wife.
To Charles A. Lambard deceased since the
Will was made,) 5000. la case of DEATH then to
his daughter, Fannie johnson Lambard. To
Charles other daughter, Kate Gliddep Iambard,
$1,000. To Fannie j. Lambard all the residue OF
one fifth of his estate, that would go 10 Charles
n, alter deductiug certain requests.
To his daughter. julia A. johnson, wife of
Ralph W. johnson OF Milwaukee, Wisconsin, one
fifth Of the residue of his estate after the payment
OF debts, legac;es. etc, with certain stipulatlons.
To his son, Orville ID. Lambard of Augusta,
and his daughter, Charlotte l.. Armtage OF Mil
waukee, Wis, wife Of Bishop Armita2e. and
Sibyll a. Baldwin, wife of Henry 7. Baldwin of
Detroit, Mich, one-fith each OF the residue of
hls estate.
That his said trustee, Henry p. Baldwin, shall
not be required to give bond such for the
faithful discharge of his trust. Charles A. Lam
bard, Orvde ID. Lambard, and Henry z. Baldwin
| are appointed Executors.
The will was made on the 3lst day Of July, 1873,
and was drawn by ARENAS Libby.
a codfcll to the will was made on the 9Th of Jl-
y, 1910, which changes somewhat the original
will.
The codci gives to his sister, Lucy l.. Nichols,
$1,000 additional TO the sum beqneathed in the will.
10 his sister, Sarah F. Lanbaid, $500 in adli-
ton.
The $1,000 primarily willed to Kate Giden
l4ambaid, to 90 to Fanny A. Lam0ard, sad
Kate had been abundantly provided for by her ia
ther, and not for any want OF affection regard.
Other changes are made that his surviving
children shall stand alike in the disposition Of his
property.
10 addition 10 .he provision made Tor his wife,
$1,000 annually, she is 10 have the use of the
Lambard Homestead in Augusta, with all the
grounds, furniture, HOUSEHOLD goods horses car
| riages etc, in short, every part of the house
hold property-the whole to be kept in good re-
pair and all the insurance aad taxes paid from
the income OF the estate, without any charge to
ms wife.
The codicil appoints his surviving son, Orville
ID. Lambard, co-trustee with his son-in-law, Hem
ry L. Baldwin, and not required to give bonds.
These two gentlemen are named a, Executors Of
the will