The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-13
win OF the Late David Carroll.

The will q the late David Carroll. a wealthy
manufacturer u this county, mas admitted 10 pro
bate IN the Ofrhans' Court here on Tuesday. III,
will covers about twenty pages Of legal cap paper
and u explicit and minute IN ia details. II va.
executed November I'd, 1875, aud witnessed by
McssTs. VIM. y. RVbcIts, John II. Emory and
Thomas II. kidgciy. The executors arc David
Henry Carroll, EthelbeTt 4. Shipey and Charlie,
W. kidgely. Each Of there gentlemen gave bond
In the sum Of 100000, the psrsonaliy being
| vained nj $3.50, 900. Nj. CARROTS bsndsmen ate
Wan. v. Carroll and Fanny A. Timanus Mr.
Shipiey's are Ann T.. Carroll aud Laura d. ship.
ley. and Mr.. Ihdgely's are =. W. 7. Hopper aud
b. Rush Ridgely.
To wife, Ann y. Carroll, the testaior leaves,
In lieu of dover, one third Of his real estate foT
life, and one'thitd Of his personally absolutely.
The executors are directed 10 release 10 his nephew
Jas. ii. Smith, the mortgage to tcstator, and also
10 cancel and return any unpaid notes or obliga-
tons be may hold against Smith. The following
sums, given durit the lifetime Of the deceased,
are directed TO be charged against his children re-
spectively Mrs. Fannie Timanus, <G5,3l2.73
David Henry Carroll, S6G,OO2l5; Albert II. Car
roll, $9t95S.52; Mrs. Laura d. Shipiey, $50, sSs-
IS, and DR.. VIM. X. Carroll, $i9,935.3s. They
are 10 bear interest from the time the advances
were made TO October 30th, 1877. All advances
made since then are also 10 be charged. The sum
Of 100000 Is set apart for purpose explained
further on. All the balance or rcsiduum ofthe CO.
tate, real personal and Mixed l. to be divided in
TO I've parts. The FIRST Of these Is given In fee
simple 10 David Henry Carroll. The second TO
Mrs. Fannie Timanus for lie, and at her death to
her child children, or the Issue Of any deceased
child to take per stripes no issue then to her
husband FOR life and after his death 60 testators
other surviving children or the Issue Of any de-
ceased child TO take per stripes. The third share
IL LETT 10 the executors In trust, the income two
thirds Of the same 20 be given TO Alfred n. Car
roll for hfc and at his death 10 his children the
T..
simple %-os the trustees may In their discretion
give over any specific portion, or even the rhoie
Of the two thirds Of said share, TO Albert II. Car
roll absolutely, entirely free from trust Asto the
remaining third Of said share, the trustees Tor
executors) are 10 pay the net income Of the same
TO Mrs. Mary j. Carroll (wife Of Albert while she
remains married 10 him or during her widowhood,
and at her second marriage or death, then 10 her
children, OF the Issue Of any deceased child, &C.,
In fee simple. The fourth share Is left 20 Mrs.
Laura d. ShiPicy for life, and after her death TO
her child or children. or the issue Of any deceased
chi q, ae.: IL che has no child then 10 her hus.
band for life. and then to testatoTs other children
The 9Th share IL left 60 the executors in trust tho
income Of two.thirds OF the same 10 be paid over
TO DIR. VIM. u. Carroll for life. and at his death to
his children, &c., in fee simple: or the trustees
may, In their sound discretion, mako over any
specific portion 81 the wLoie Of said two thirds 10
Dr. ". X. Carroll absolutely. and entirely free
from the trust The income of the remaining
third Of said share IL To be paid TO Mrs. Margaret
Alsc Carroll (Dr. CAROLS wifc) while shc re-.
mains his wife or during her widow hood: and n;
her death second marriage, To her children. ac.,
in fee simple.
In event Of the death Of any Of tc,tator's chit
drcn without issue living at the time. his or her
share goes 10 tes,ator's surviving children or the
issue Of any deceased child per stripes.
The executors are 90 make the partition between
the parties entitled. and Il Is suggesied that a
partial division be made year after testator's
death. They are also entrusted with the prelimi-
nary management OF the estate, ir.
The testator goes On to cay that inasmueh rs be
has often beheld with disgust the efforts Of chill
drcn 10 break the wills Of their parents. and the
wasting Of fruits Of their labor In litigation. he
presses the hope and earnest desire that his chill.
dren will eheerfully accept the provisions Of HE
will. No one Of them. he Gays. attempted To in
duence him and be would rather his property
were buried in the depths Of the ocean than
wasted In litigation aud the peace and harmony
IL my family destroyed in bitterness Of conten-
ton. Therefore. the income Of loo, O0U (alreaiy
referred to) or 80 much Of the priacipal may be
necessary, l. set apart to dcfTay any expenses
reasonably incurred in defending the will or re-
sisting any effort TO break IL. Andthc rest said
sum Of $780, 600 Is 90 be divided among such Of
his Tor their issGe) as make no attempt to set
aside his will or resist any Of its provisions.
Should all aequiesee. then the 100000 is TO be
thrown in the residuum, and be subject to the III.
vision already mentioned.
A codieii, executed Mt the time n the will.
directs that policy Of life insurance. amounting
To $1,000, for the benefit OF his daughter Laura.
who afterwards married 4. 4. Shiplcy, be taken
as = part Of the provision intended for her. and
dedseled fron her share of the estate. Also, that
should ctestator make any donations 90 his
daughtefs.in-isw, Mary p. and Margaret 4. Car
roll. and charge them In his books, the same are
TO be deemed as advances and treated accordingly,
by dedueting the same from their shares. The
value Of the real estate, which u immense IL not
known.