The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-04-21
Wills Filed.

The following is an abstract of the wills
fled at the April term Of the Probate Court:
Charles J. Ingraham, late of Searsmont,
gives to his wife, Alfaretta Ingraham, all
his estate, and appoints her executor with
out bonds.
Albert NJ Plummer, late of Montville,
gives to his wife, Mary L. Plummer, the
home farm, household goods, farming tools,
stock, and $500 in money; to his two grand
sons, Clyde l.. and Arthur Plummer. $25
each. and the remainder Of his property he
gives in equal shares to his four children,
Albert F., Josie A., Daniel B. and George
F. Plummer Albert F. Plummer is APP.
pointed executor.
David Pattee, late of Monroe, gives to his
wife, Hannah Y. Pattee, all his personal
property, and the income of the homestead
during her natural life. On her death the
real estate will go to his heirs. condition
is that his brother Samuel Pattee shall have
support during his natural life. His two
daughters, Mary E. Wingate and Judith
Pierce, to have the household furniture.
Lydia A. Hall, late of Thorndike, gives to
1AliiV b'lu'i, t2-t eii't W HNl iilc'oo 1A'eooiS
B. Jackson, of Marengo, ILL.,, and Ella F,
Page, of Chicago, i'll equal parts, all the re-
mander of her property. Daniel Gordon is
named executor.
George II. Flye, late of Unity, after a
small beqnest of personal effects to his son
Charles H. Flye, gives the remainder of his
property to his wife, Lydia A. Flye, and his
son, Charles H. Flye, in equal shares. His
wife is named eXecutriX.
Webber Rowe. late of Brooks gives to his
two daughters, Mary c. Simpson, and
Amelia r. jackson, and to his son VIM. c.
Rowe, the sum of so each: to his daughter
Abbe j. Sargent $50, and to his wife Lydia
Rowe, the remainder of his property, and
names her eNecutrix.
Mary J. Foster. late of Montville gives to
her son Zalisco H. Foster the homestead
farm: to her daughter Olive J.. Gilpatric
the real estate known as the mountain lot
and to her son, Arthur B. Foster, 800. 4.
H. Foster is named as executor
Samuel n Tlton, late of Thorndille, gives
to his wife, Christina J. Tilton, one-half of
the real estate and personal property and all
the household goods and furniture; to his
grandchild Elmer S. Bessey, 5000 in money
when he becomes twentv-one years of age
to his children, Hannah b. Crosby and Ed
ward &. Tilton. 5000 each. and to his SON.
John \. Tilton, one-half of the real estate
and personal property. on condition that he
remain on the farm with his mother. during
her natural life.
John G. Hunt, late of Thornlil1e, gives to
his daughter, Nellie F. Hunt, enough prop
erty to support her comfortably during her
natural life. He had previously given his
wife, Sarah J. Hunt, his son Oscar f. Hunt
and his daughter Rose NJ Hunt, their shares
Mark p Palmer is named executor.
-Angeline E. Libby, of Stockton Springs
gives to her SONS George w, Elias d. and
John F. Libby, one dollar EACH and to her
grandchildren Allen S.. Albert H. and Ed
ward w, all her real estate and personal
property i'll equal parts at the death of her
husband, john c. Libby. l.. NJ Partridge
is named executor.
Richard NJ. Lovett, late of Lincolnville
gives to his son John b. Lovet1, two-thir.l,
of the homestead farm. a wood lot in Sears
mont. and ali the personal property. on con
dition that he pay to his sister, Nancy Lall-
retta $50. He also gives him five shares
in the Northern Pacific railroad bonds. To
his daughter, Nancy l.. Lovett, he gives one
third of the homestead farm and three shares
III ,he Roclland National Bank She has
one-haf the turniture To his daughter,
Jennie &. IoVett. he gives wood lot on
the Fletcher Mountain IN I.incolnville three
shares in the Roclland National Bank and
one-half the furniture. To his daughters
Sarah Ellen Dunton and Mary E. Dunton
he gives each two shares in the Rockland
National Bank and some coupons. To his
son, Charles NJ. Lovett, lie gives five shares
i'll the Northern Pacific railroad, and two
shares n same bonds to his grandson. Frank |
sherman Lovett. The balance ot his prop
ertN he gives to his children named above. |
5. NJ. DuntOn is named executor.
Henry A. Norris, late of Burnhaln, gives
all his property, in equal shares. to Lucy. /
Walter G. and Rufus q. Norris.