The Republican journal., 1888-05-17
Wills Filed.
The following is an abstract of wills filed at tho
Nav session of the Probate Court I'm this CITY:

The following is an abstract of wills filed at the
May session of the Probate Court in this city
John e. Ford, late of Belfast, 9ives to his daugh
ter, Mary E. Ford, $50, $50 of which is to be paid
son, Frank II: Ford, he gives 500, to be paid Dec
Is, 1891. To his son, George ID. Ford, 800, to be
paid Dec. -. 1888. To his son, Chalmers C. Ford,
Jennie F. Ford, 800, when she becomes of age
To his son, Melvin f. Ford, 500, when he becomes
of age. To his daughter, Alice G. Ford, $780,
Lydia II. Ford, The balance of his property, and at
her death the property is to he divided equally
among the children His wife is appointed execu
triN of the will
George sbey, late of Montyille, gives to his
wife, Mary J. sibley, the homestead farm a lot in
Appleton, and all personal property
John Fogg, late of Jackson, gives to his son, Au-
gustus, and daughter, Laura Jane Morse, g each.
TO his son, Alonzo Fogg, 81. To his son, Charles
F. Fogg, the remainder OF his property OF what
ever description. Charles is also appointed eNecu-
John Veazie, late of Islcsboro, first gives to his
daughters. Lucrctia S. Coombs and Laura NJ. Bah
bidge, So each, and to the children of Joanna =.
Fairfield 81 each. To his wife, Deborah veazie,
he gives the household furniture, cattle, horses,
carriages &c. Also the homestead farm. On her
veazic. John W. is also appointed executor.
Joseph 7: Donnell, late of Searsmont, gives to
his granddaughter, Lucy j. Qugley, and Corr,
Mckeller, $50 each To the two children of the
latter 800 each To his grand children, Lewis Ros,
enfield, Nettie Mckan and Joa: A. Donnell, $50
complete. To Carrie f. Donnell 81. All the resi-
due he gives to his brother, David Donnell. Jack
| son Mathews, of Linconville, is appointed cNecu
| tor.
| William Nichols late of Searspor, first gives to
| his daughter, Della J. Mitchell, his household
goods. To his son Benz, Z. Nichols he gives the
residue of all money and all personal property
not otherwise disposed of. Tohis sons, William
G. and Edward r., each an undivided interest in
his pew in the NJ. +. Church. To Catherine F Mich
| OILS, $50; to Della and Blanch Nichols $50 each
John and Charles Nichols 50 each; William II
Walton 50; Mary G. Griffin $50. lie further says
| 81 would assign as reason for the small amounts
of some of the legacies herein named, that taking
into consideration the circumstances in life of tn.
beneficiaries they are only given as token of af
| lection and remembrance" Property was before
conveyed to Della j., and Daniel }. Mitchell il
| consideration for his maintenance. William q
and Edward T. Nichols were named executors.
| William J. Dodge, late of Searsport, gives to hi
daughter, Mrs. Perss A. Muggridge, his pew il
the No. Searsport westinghouse, the family record
| &c, and the old Grandfather Smart's bureau an.
its contents, desk and its contents. To William j
| Mathews he gives Grandfather Jones old chair
one hundred and fifty years old. After the pay
mcnt of his Just debts he gives the remainder o
his property to his daughter, Alkaline. William }
| Mathews is appointed executor.