Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-12-19
Mr.. 81. G. Dulanev,s Will.
DISPOSITION MADE OF ONE OF THE BIGGEs
ESTATES IN VIRGINIA.

ESTATES IN VIRGINIA
LEEsBURa, VA, Dec. 10 AT the De-
cember term of the County Court of
LoudOn, now in session, Judge X. II. Tebbs
presiding, the will OF the late Ii. Grafton
Delaney has been admitted to probate
After sundry legacies to friends and
former servants, the following are the
most prominent requests:
To III. Rozier Duaney, Of Washington,
D. c., $4,000. To Mrs. Ida Delaney,
Mrs Sophie Carter, Mira Whiting, Richard
d. Whiting, George Roszell, and Richard
d. Roszell, each, the sun of 5000. To
arthur Herbert, of Alexandria, Va, the
sum of $4,000 to William Herbert, SO, e.
500. and to Elizabeth d. Herbert such sum
as added to gifts heretofore shall make up
the sum Of $4,000 The income of $4,000
is to be paid by trustees to Bladon Du-
laney, son of Commodore Bladon Delaney,
deceased, during life. In trust fer the
benefit of Neville whiting, $1,000. In
trust, the income to be paid to Mrs. Mary
Eta Belt, the sum of $4,000. The in
come of $50, 900 to be paid by trustees to
his sister-in-law, Eva, wife of his brother,
Richard II. Dulaney, after her death the
body of the trust to go to the surviving
children, not including the eldest son OF
Richard H., as special provision is made
in the will for him. The income of $780,
900 in trust to be paid to his sister, Mary,
wife of Robert Neville, the body Of the
trust at her death to go to children snr-
yving at the time of her death. Bat to
his SAID sister Mary he also gives, abso-
lutely, $4,000. To his sister, Fanny d.
Il nf noIfi,,,opn ha orixau l1DO nm
absolutely. and also S25, 00U to be divided
among such of her children as shall be
surviving at the me of his death. To
his brother, r. II. Dulaney, he gives SlO,-
600 absolutely, and otherwise as provided
in another part of the will. TO his father,
Colonel Richard II. Duaney, he gives
absolutely $4,000, providing for him
otherwise, additionally, in the reslduary
clause of the will.
The balance of his estate is left to trus-
tees, the income to be paid as follows
Two thousand dollars per year to Arthur
Herbert during his life the balance in
equal parts respectively to his father,
Col Richard II. Dulaney, and his broth
or, Richard Hunter Dulaney, during theiT
lives or to the survivor Of either Of them
during life afterwards the sim of $4,000
annually to be paid to the legal gaar-
dian of his nephew, John P. Dulaney,
son of his brother, r. II. Dulaney, for his
maintenance and education, till twenty
one years Of age, then the income of the
entire estate to be paid to said nephew,
John P. Dulaney, for the term of his
natural life after that the income to be
paid to the eldest surviving son of said
nephew, John P. Delaney, till twenty
one years of age, when the trust shall
terminate and the whole property be de-
livered to and vested in said son.
/ he executors are his brother, Col.
Richard H. Delaney, and his brother-in
law, John Soutagate Lennon. who gave
bond in the sum of 81, 7O0,0 900, no security
being asked, as requested by decedent.-
This represents personal property only,
SS50,O00, The real estate of Mr.. Dulaney
is also exceedingly large and valuable.