The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-10
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WILL OF SAMUEL R. JAcKso ON.
q Very Large Number of requests to
wellKnown Maine People.

The will of the late Samuel r. Jackson, of
Brunswick, has just been presented for probate.
He bequeaths to his widow his house and lot
In Plainfield, N. j., and $1,000 in money. To
his daughter, Susan g., wife of Joseph W.
Yates of Plainfleid, he gives Is bonds, of the
value of $1,000 eachin the Philadelphia s. Read
ing Coal and Iron Company; to his daughter,
Sarah F. jackson of Brunswick, 10 bonds for
$1,000 each in the same company; to his grand
daughter, Clementine r. Yates, of Plainfeld,
five P. & r. C. & I. Company bonds of $1,000
each; also the same amount in the same company
to his grandson, Sam R. Yates, of San Diego,
CAL; to his grandson, Frederick w. Yates, to
his granddaughter, Catherine Y. Yates, to his
granddaughter Margaret G. Yates.
He gives to his grandson, Samuel R. Jackson
I'd, of Brunswick, $4,000 in money; to his
granddaughter, Norah jackson of Boston, his
sister, Mary Jane Chandler, Of Belmont, N. H.,
and his niece, Ellen Chandler Sweat of Bel
mont, $500 each; to his nephew, Frank Chand-
Ter, of Belmont, and to Frank Chambers wife.
$3.50 each; to his niece, Fannie Marston Of
Lynn, his niece Annie Dalton of Boston, $500
each; to his nephews, Charles Love of Boston
and John Love of Lynn, $500 each; to his
niece, Julia G. Duncan, of New Orleans, $500;
nephew, Sam G. Streeter, of Lowell, $3.50, and
to his wife, Mary, $3.50; to Nellie T., Emma j..
Katie P. and Edward Streeter, of East Charles
ton, VT, Charles Streeter, Clara j. Bromley, p.
T. Streeter, formerly of Island Pond, VT, Frank
s. Streeter of st. Johnsbury, Vt, Anna May
Streeter of Concord, N. f., 500 each; to Mel
yina J. Winchell, Mary W. and Rebecca A.
Winchel of Topsham, $500 each; to John ?.
Winchell of Brunswick, $1,000; to Jennie +.
Winchel and John J. Crawford of Brunswick,
$500 each; Eben Winchell Henry and his wife.
of Lynn, Rev. William Fl. Brewster and Mrs.
Brewster of Michigan, $3.50 each.
He bequeaths to the agent of the Wesleyan
Methodist Connection of Syracuse, N. Y, and
his successors, $4,000 in trust for said connec-
ton, for educational purposes.
He gives II. B. Mckay of Teneriffe, whatever
sum may be due to him from the estate Of Osce-
ola Jackson, not exceeding $1,000, in satisfac-
ton of his sons debt; to Osceola Ripley Of
Brunswick he gives $500.
He bequeaths to the trustees of Riverside
Cemetery, Brunswick, and their successors,
$1,000 in trust for the proper care of his lot and
tomb in the cemetery, and the executors Of the
will may erect on the lot family monument
not to exceed $1,000 in value.
The rest of the property is given: First to
pay his debts; second, to the support of his
wife and daughter, Sarah F. Jackson; third, at
his wife's death to be divided equally between
the children.
Joseph w. Yates of Plainfeld, N. J., Charles
T. Geyer of Brooklyn, N. Y, John F. Winchell
and Weston Thompson of Brunswick are made
executors, and not required to give bonds. The
will is dated January a. 1885,
May 10, 1890, codicil was made, owing to
the death of his wife and several other benef-
Charles. The house and lot in Plainfeld, and
$1,000 in money are given to Susan G. Yates !;
the $1,000 to H. B. Mckay is given to Mrs. Nc
Kay; the money for family monument is re-
voked he gives Ellen Chandler Sweat 500, in
stead of $500; to the Streeters of East Charles
ton, VT, 5000 is given each, instead OF 800,
and the same to the Streeters and Clara Brow
ly of Island Pond, and the Streeters of Concord
and st. Johnsbury; to Daniel Streeter of St.
Johnsbury and wife, 81 90 each; to Ezra Chan
dler Of Belmont $500; to Rev. E. G. Page Of
Oakland and Mrs. Page, 800 each.
All the other provisions of the former will are
confirmed by the codicil