Birmingham age-herald., 1895-05-10

executor shall still keep the full and ab solute control of the remainder of my es- tate, and out of the income of. the same, and if need be- out of the principal, shall pay to my sister, Mary Amelia Kershaw, an annuity of $500, to be paid to her in monthly installments of $25 each, com mencing from the date of the deceaSe of my husband, Absalom M. Kennedy, and continuing until her death, and at her death 1t is my will that my eXecutor pay out of the proceeds of any of my estate that remains all of the funeral expenses of my said sister. It is also my will that after the death of my said husband my executor shall pay to my faithful servant, Mat Clark, an annuity of $60, to be paid in monthly installments of $5 each, in the same manner as the above annuity is paid to my sister, commencing at the death of my said husband and continu- ing so long as she, the said Mat Clark, shall live.
 Item g. After all the above specific leg acies and annuities are paid, and my sis@ ter Mary Amelia Kershaw, and my servant, Mat Clark, shall have died, and the funeral expenses of my sister shall have been paid, I give and bequeath all the remainder of my estate, of every character and description, to my dear friend, Isabella Coghill. Item 10. I do hereby appoint William w Coghill my executor of this, my last will and testament, and direct that he shall be exempt from giving any bond
 In witness whereof I, the said Leonora Kennedy, have hereunto set my hand and seal having signed the same on each page and at it's conclusion.
 December 3, 1894
 LEoNoRA KENNEDY. L. S. Witnesses:
 Signed: Mary R. Trimble,
 J. B. Jones,
 Ray Rushton.
 State of Alabama,
 Montgomery County.
 Know all men by these presents, that I, Leonora Kennedy, having come into possession of some property since the making of my will on the 3d day of December 1894, which Edo not wish to be entirely subject to the operations of said will, do make and publish and de- clare this to be the first codicil to my said will.
 Item l. It is my will that my store house and lot No III Commerce street. and more particularly described as the northwest half of lot No. Ain square No. 8, of the east Alabama plat, shall be kept and controlled by my executor in the same manner as my personal property Is directed to be kept. under the first item of my said will and the proceeds of the same turned over to my husband, Absa- lom M. Kennedy as long as the said Ab- salon M. Kennedy shall live, and at the death of my said husband I give, devise and bequeath to my friend, William w. Coghill, life estate in the same with power to use, keep and enjoy the rents, proceeds and incomes from the same so long as he lives as he may see fit, but with no power to sell or convey the same at the death of the said William w. Cog hill I give, devise and bequeath said store house and lot to Mrs. Mary Ann Coghill, Miss Maggie Coghill. Miss Isa- bella Coghill and Miss Lily Coghll, or such of them as may be living at the death of the said William w. Coghill with the express understanding that they so long as any of them shall live, shall pay over to the First Presby- terian church of Montgomery, Ala, out of the proceeds of said property, the sum of $50 each year, and to the Presby terian Orphans home at Taliadega, Ala, the sum of $50 each year out of the pro- ceeds or income of said property. After the said Mary Ann, Maggie, Isabella and Lily Coghill have all died, then the said property is not charged further with said payments, and nothing in this codicil shall be construed as a cloud on the title by which those who inherit the said prop erty from them shall hold said property. In witness whereof | have hereunto set my hand and seal this, the 2d day of Feb ruary 1895.
 (Signed)
 LEONORA KENNEDY, L. S. Witnesses:
 Signed: w. A. Atkinson,
 G. H. Atkinson,
 Ray Rushton.