Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1897-05-12
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Provisions ~ Pocnmept BsIisyssd Never
i, to Have Been Published. &, !,
J|a The viii Of Samuel Pepy9ss,l It Ills is be-
lieved, has never been pubiits5heed. 1t
His q ! d0cumeht III good length and
aG. A. .Aitken gives summary ( Of IL
Min Th6 Athenhdm.: sW Il a93oa5iA
oThe Will is dated Aug !, i7oi,I
! when Pepys Is described al in his
| sixty Sninth year, and 1df sound mind
4 and memory. / do with all huni1i!s
4 ty and Thai1kfd7ness and with a sat
isfaction inexpf essiBle, bSRys Pepysy
-Esresign the soul etJ it's Creator III
Esufea reliance foFal happy resources
\ ton with tire itidst t6 an everlasting
Estate of rest and bliss in the world
Tito come. hsAsi TO such w0fqdly goods
as he possessed after 81 years. sipjduibl
Plies ana painful service faithfully
\ performed t5fhe crowns he devised
|, all lands, etc. inf 9BfamptbA,d Hunts
,ahdlqaH other real property to- his
l nephew, Samuel jackson of Brainp-
/ ton, eldest SON Of his late sister,
I Paulina' Jac lson, for life, and then
to his sons successfully In default Of
such Issue the property was to go'to
Ibis nephew, John Jackson of West
Minister, Youngest son Of sPaulina,
and to his sons isdceessively, ana in
default of sl&R s61sot6 his cousin
Charles Pepys,9 second son Of his late
uncle, Thomas Pepys!l An annuity
/ of els to his old servant, Jane PEN
lny; was to eBe paid during her life,
land $500 legacy was left to the iexl
laecutOr.ii 9dt l99dnI1il9a os 9fIJp'
+ "There#as duetto Pepys from the
crown ee28, corr 2s.} I I'd: on a. balance,
/ of two accounts first, as clerk to
theoaetsofa The navy and secretary
of the admiralty, q and, second as
treasurer for Tangier to Charles III
and James H. This money, when
paid, was SO be laid out in land for
1.-THE benefit Of his heirs: The residue
fof his estate was also to be invested
in land and held in trust forthis
heirs Pepys urged his nephews to
join with me Id. not repining at any
6disappo continent they may by The
B late public providences Of almighty
God meet with in what they might
otherwise have Reasonably hoped
Hfdr from me at my death, but Ia rae-d
icei3e with IL fankf1 hess from God
hands whatever it shall prove, re-
3melhb efing it to be more than what
either myself or they were born to,
and therefore, endeav oring oil their
part by an humble and honest IN
9dustry to improve the same $40
Y i'sThe sole executor was my most
approved and most dear friend Will
liam Hewer, of Clapham 'Pepys
speaks Of ReWef' s more than 2flial
affection and tenderness expressed
toward me- through an the occttt
FENCES of my life for 40 years past:
4 OH The iisth Of May 1908, oPepys
made a icodicil to his viii, owing tod
his nephew, Samuel jackson, hay
ingr agposed Of himself in marriage
4agaainst NY positive advice and in.
junttion, and to HIS own itreparable'
ana dishondr This neph- !
Few was now to have only an an
nuit5yso $40 a year Atsthe same
time Pepys left goo a year to the
most excellent lady p Mrs. Mary I
SIX ynniero, inl1nemory Of her steady
friendship and assistances during
the Wh6le course st my life, for So; SO
years. The tse Of his library for
life was left to John jackson, who
was to see to its completion accord!
ing to a scheme III his hands. The
library was to be kept entire and
bestowed for the benefit of posteri-
ty. The arrangem ents for its dispos-
al have been already published. ~ a
''On the following day Pepys ex! +
ecuted second codici1,l bequeathing
SO, 600 32s3 f114d. of what was owing
to him. Mrs. SIX nfier was to have
IS, 600, 2Hewer es, 900 and the chill
dren Of Charles Pepys, now de-
ceased, 81, 000 There are also direc- +
tions as to the residue Of the debt,
which, however, was never paid. /
Pepys died d fortnight later and 4
the will was proved On the 25th Of |
June ps RlooA 9ai otss -ilt'j!51
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