Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-05-14
MIR. WILL.

A synopsis of the will of the late Mr.
Anthony Charles Cazenove, formerly
of this city, who died in Baltimore, las
week, was published yesterday. Tht
following is a more detailed statement
The will is dated October s, 1896.
Mr.. Cazenove left an estate valued al
about $50, COO. The executor, Mr.. A
H. Taylor, is q cousin of Mr.. Cazenove
Among the requests are: 81, 800 to
Christ Church, this city; $4,000 to the
trustees of the Episcopal Theological
Seminary, and High School, of Fairfax
county, to be known as the Constance
Gardner Cazenove Fund, the interest
to be expended in educating young men
to the Protestant Episcopal ministry;
$4,000 to the trustee, Mr.. Taylor, in
trust, the income to be paid to the de-
ceased's cousin, DR.. Louis &. Gaze.
move, during his life, and after DR..
Cazsnove's death the property is to pass
to his eldest son, Louis a. Cazenove,
jr., who is godson of deceased. The
property is to remain in trust until he
shall attain twenty.one years Of age.
Should he die before coming of age, or
before the death of his father, his inter-
est is to pass to his brother, James
O'Hara Cazenove, subject to the same
conditions as provided in the case of
Louis A. Cazenove, jr. The family por-
traits are also left to DR.. C%azenove.
Mrs. Anne Florence O'Connor, wife of
Fergus O'Connor, is left 5000
as q testimonial to her kind
ness and friendship. DR.. Cazenove
gets the silver service and half of
the small silver, also china, crockery
and all family papers and documents.
The other half of small silver is left to
Rev. VIM. f. Gardner. Miss Harriet
Il. Gardner, daughter of Rev. VIM. F.
Gardner, is left 5 5000 and jewelry. and
her sister, Eliza Gardner, is left $1,000.
VIM. Cazenove Gardner, son of Rev.
VIM. F. Gardner, is left $1,000 and the
deceased's watch. To Constance Gaze
move Lee is bequeathed $1,000; TO Mrs.
Aunie Taylor Lee, $4,000; Miss Mary ii.
Taylor, of Alexandria, $1,000; to Christ
Church, Alexandria, 81, 800 and to des-
ignate the pew rented by Mr.. Cazenove
as "the Cazenove free pew for stran-
gers forever; to O. Cazenove Hender-
son, $1,000; to Annie C~asenove Minor,
daughter ofDr. c. L. Minor, $1,000; to
her sister, Fannie, $4,000; to Charlotte
c. Massie, daughter of Mrs. G. G.
Berryman, $1,000; to Fannie Massie,
daughter of Mrs. c. c.. Massie Berry.
man, $1,000; to Fannie d, Mcfarland,
$1,000; to Frank Cazenove Jones, jr.,
son of Mrs. F. G. Jones, $1,000; to Julian
Taylor, 81 900. Mr.. Archibald H. Tsy-
lor is left absolutely $4,000, with a
provision that he reserve out of the es-
tate $1,000 for a monument Owe the
grave Of the deceased. Mr.. Walter
Dulaney is left 5000; Miss Gertrude
Shepard, $4,000; DR.. Louis A. Cazenove,
$4,000 in fee simple; Mrs. Gertrude NJ.
White, of st. Louis, Mo-, $4,000. All
the rest, residue and remainder of the
estate, real, personal and mixed, is left
to DR.. Louis A. Cazenove, Archibald
H. Taylor and Rev. VIM. F. Gardner
in fee simple and forever, one-half to
20 to DIR. Cazenove, and Mr.. Taylor and
Rev. VIM. F. Gardner to receive a
fourth each.
Messrs. r. F. Knox, X. Kemper and
Hubert Snowden were appointed APP
praisers of tho estate in this city.