New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-16
Mrs 3. D. MoRGAN'S REQUESTS
HER VIII. FILED YESTERDAY.
Many Personal LEGAcIEs-$13O,ooo FOX ohA"-
TABLE PURPOSES.

MANY PERSONAL LEOACiEo| ~'"S
The will of Mrs. Eliza NJ. Morgan, widow
y, mo Ex-Governor Edwin D. Morgan was
filed in the s saSs gate 70 her G i@medate
ssIatyes and friends, most Of it in trust IN the
hards IF the executors who are directed to give
The income to the. bcnse6ciaries. she g'yIG ;s
$l3500o for charitable ana cnd Gnu ncrsona effects
uong numerous relatives and friends, and leaves
the rest of her estate to her grandson Edw orr;t,
gan john Terry Hssyv are ray n Sp required to
security for the faithful performance Oh tei u'.y
The will is dated March 3. 1888 ana 70 " are CO.
fached two codicils, bearing date March H. 1885,
Mrs Morcan's fortune is disposed of as follows;
To her sister, Caroline NJ. McCorkle, is bequeathea
man, SD, 900; and TO Ida Todd Waterman, 70 oOOi
to Julia c.. James X, Grace Elaf T %r anu
Virginia, children Of her brother. AIiree mohea nf
Waterman, each $4,000. the lesacies Oh snch oa
them as are minors to be held In trust by tne
executors and the net income app Sooo 10
their education and maintenance "ht ongH oJ m
them. while in case of their death before attaining
their Majority their leeacies are TO go 10 te be
divided equally among their brothers and sisters ana
the issue Of such brothers and sisters as may tnea
he deceased per stripes. To her executors N ,Tst
for each of her neces Caroline E Bates d ana Mary
Ehzabetb Henry since dead. $4,000 is gwen
the income TO be paid to them during their lives
and the principal to be divided among their chill
dren IN such proportions and upon such trusts as
her nieces NAV direct Or If they leave no wilis 10
be divided among the children pcr stlrpes. II
either of the nieces leaves no children the Iunu ~
70 go to the surviving cS Siefe or uer Stripes
To the executors alss is given 500 600 IN trust the
income to be paid to Mrs. Morgan's brother whlle
nc lives aud to his wife Emma II she survives hnn
during her life and after the death OF the SURVIVOR
to 60 to Edwin d. Morgan Waterman. son OF MIS-
Morgan's brother Henry Waterman, OF. II he Is then
dead. to his children per stripes. ooo l., -.
To the executors is given S2OOOo IN trust upon
the terms for her brother Alfred MoT ryan
If not. the principal to be divided equally among
their children and the children Of such OF those as
may be dead at that time. To Mrs. Catbarne A.
Dresbach the sister of Ex-Governor Morgan,
10000 is bequeathe1; to Abigail I: Sherman his
half sister $4,000, and to each OF her children
James, Abby. Eliza, -Aana, Charles, john, jessie
Nellie and Fanny, $4,000. To the executors IS
given $4,000 IN trust, the income to be paid to
William F. Rowland while he lives, the principal to
be distributed among his children according to
equally divided among them per stripes: If he
leaves no chldren the fund is 70 go 10 ms pr9tner
George Rowland, or if he is dead, to his children.
On the same terns $4,000 is left IN trust ior
George Rowland, with his brother william r., as
Brainard Lydia johnson. Jeanette Iry0n,
Elizabeth Mount and Anna johnson $l,OOO
zach is beQueathed q token OF remembrance
Anna and Mary children of Sarah G. Sill haif-sis-
ter Of Ex-Governor Morgan. receive 600, and the
children of Jasper Morgan. halt-brother OF Mrs.
Morgans husband are each to receive $o.OOO upon
attaining their majority but while minors the In
come ia to be devoted to their support and educa-
ton Ii they die while yet minors their legacies
are to 90 to their children if they have any, and If
not are to be divided among the surviving brothers
and sisters and the children OF such as are then
dead. oo nm
various charities and societies as follows: