Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-11-16

tian. His name does not appear upon tn,
church records; but in spirit he was believed
to have been Christian. He loved the tru,
and beautiful, and detested the false and
a unlovely. He never married, and amassed
large fortune, the distribution of which is ar
f example that others will do well to follow.
5 A. Louis Gordon, Esq, and Joseph b
\ Henderson, of Brookyille, are named as Ex
ecutors Of his estate.
A popularity of the will is that he be.
7 queathed to every creditor the full amount
owing by them, where the claims remained in
his hands. This seems to have been the result
Of the strong impression made on his mind and
, heart by this portion of the Lords prayer
And forgive us our debts as we forgive our
, debtors lie seems TO have understood and
practiced it literally We wonder how many
who have profted by his understanding Of
this wonderful prayer will do as he has done
The beqgests in his viii are as follows -
To W. II. Gray and Mary his wife, his stock
in the Jefferson County National Bank, about
$4,000
To his namesake, Paul Darling Robinson,
Paul Darling Wright, Paul Darling Hamlin
and Paul Darling Scoield, 5000 each.
To Edward Scofeld, $4,000.
1.-THE above is Captain Edward ScoGeld, of
Wisconsin, brother of James l.. scofeld, of
Penfeld, this county.-ED. REP,
To r. G.. Wright, Henry Hamlin, Byron d.
Ilamlin, Thomas X. Litch, Dr. w. Y. Mccoy,
Mrs Charlotte Mccoy, Doano c. Hamlin,
Genie, wife of DelanO @. Hamlin, and MOllie,
wife of John Forest, each SlOO
To DIR. Henry L. Mccoy 500, and to his
wife 500.
To Ellen, daughter of Charlotte Mccoy,
Edward Mccoy and Frank his wife, Mrs
Lottie Hamlin and each of her children
Willie Orlo, Aline, and Mary-Emma Hamlin
and Mrs. Lena Rose, each 500.
To Harry C. Litch Sl0O and Blanche his
wife S25.
To Edward A, Litch 500, and Allie his
wife S25.
To Mrs. Thomas X Litch and Annie Hen
derson, her daughter Charles b. Clark, Ame-
liza Clark, Maggie Clark, Matte Gephart, Mr.
and Mrs. L, II. Darrah, and Mary A. Corbet,
each 500.
To DR.. J. L. Hall and C. r. Hall each $50
ToMr. and Mrs. Joseph Henderson, each S25.
To Joseph b. Henderson S25, and to each
of his children s..
To Charles Corbct, Esq, $50.
TO Thomas NJ. Carroll and Thomas L. Espy,
each 500.
To W. d. J, Marlin, Esq, $50
To Dr. Henry L. Mccoy, in trust for Geneva
Bard, $500
To Joseph B. Henderson in trust for Mrs.
Martha Hall, the judgment | hold against
Enoch Hall
To John Guyther and d. A. Henderson,
twO-thirds of about $1,000.
To N. G. Edelbute S3,2sO
To H. +, Burris, one-third of amount due
on agreement.
To Robert and Mary Stewart, life estate in
property they live on.
To S. NJ. Tinthoii, judgment he owes me.
To Benewell KrOh, judgment he owes me.
To Isaac ]. Yeany, judgment he owes me.
To Thomas Stewart, judgment he owes me.
To George NJ. and TheO. Irwin, judgment
they owe me.
ToSamuel H. Croyleand William Kennedy,
Judgment they owe me.
To T. b. McIain and Coleman, judgment
they owe me,
TO Con Fink, judgment he owes me.
TO A. J. Davis, Judgment he owes me.
To NJ r. Reynolds and f. McClelland,
judgment they owe me.
To Joseph Dar, Judgment he owes me-
TO Dennis, Sias w. and Elyira Beyier half
of judgment they owe me-
To Samuel Yount Judgment he owes me.
TO A. J. Brady, interest on Judgment he
owes me, and note Of Sl20.
To Silas Miller what he owes me-
10 Sheridan Mccullough, what he owes me
TO James Chambers and his sister Martha,
farm in Rose township.
To Samuel Chambers and his sister Lucinda
farm in Redbank township, Clarion county
To p. Ford and wife, each $50.
To George A. jerks the sum of S25, because
| am proud of him as a jefferson county pro-
duction, and like him as a man.
To Hon. ]. G.. Gordon S25, on account Of
long friendship
To Hon. w. =. jerks whom have known
so long-when we were not worth S200-but
we have both since dug along-S25.
To Geo. Zettler Jr., the judgment he owes
me.
For q Soldiers monument $4,000.
For my own monument, $1,000
TO the School District of Smethport, Nc
Kean county, Pa, to erect a school house, If
done within two years, $4,000.
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10 H. BRADY Craig, Sl,IVo ,-,-
for oeautiiying Ine pupllc schoo, GROUNDS
oi BrookVllle' so'oVo year lof tweL'e years
toward the ereclloh cue Oh " Nle'houlst church'
wheh wanted, SoVUo,
for the poor IN brookVllio anu hose 'o"h-
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To A. L. Gordon, Esq, S25,
To William Dickey, 70. 60.
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To .Iohn C. Hamlin. $1,000
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