The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-04-13
MARK p. EMERY'5 WILL.
Various Public Requests and Many Family
Legacies.

The will of the late Mark 2. Emery,
ESQ.,, was filed for probate yesterday.
The will is dated March 6, 1924 Rufus
II. Hinklsy, Esq, is made the executor
of the estate.
The requests are as follows: Eliza
VI. Steele, sister, $1,000; Harriet f. B.
Dunnen, sister, $1,000; Children of de-
ceased sister, Mary Bradbury, $1,000;
Children of deceased sister, Hannah
Steele, $1,000; Children of deceased broth
er, Rufus Emery, $1,000; Children of de
ceased brother, Horace Emery, $1,000;
Children OF deceased brother, Alexan-
der j. Emery, $1,000 Children of deceased
brother. James W. Emery, $1,000; Mary
Ann Emery, brothers. widow, $1,000;
Thomas K. Emery, nephew, $500; Rev Levi
B. Steele, nephew, $500; VIM. T. Emery.
nephew, $500; Chas. E. Emery, nephew
$500; Alpheus F. Emery, nep-
hew $500; Charles H. Bradbury, nephew,
$500; Rufus H. Hinkley. Portland, $500;
Mrs. Caroline E. Cross. Bethel, wife's
sister. $1,000; Mrs. Marcia B. Stevens,
Andover, wife's sister, $1,000; Henry Fox.
Portland, $500 Edwin P.Smith, Hanover,
wife's nephew. $500; Mary Emery Hill,
Westbrook, grand niece, $500; George
| Dunnell, Westbrook. nephew, $500; Joseph
Emery Small, Westbrook, grand nephew.
| $500; Mark P. Emery, Caribou, grand
nephew, $500; Mary Emery Sherman,
Buxton, niece, $500; Bartlett S. Emery.
Buxton, nephew, $500; Mrs. Elizabeth
Dearborn, Buxton, niece, $500; Mrs. Min
ME Dunnell Small, Westbrook, niece,
$500; Horatio Emery, Buxton, nephew,
$500; Mary Emery Sawyer, Buxton, niece.
$500; Harry Warren, Westbrook, grand
nephew, $3.50; Mildred Warren, Westbrcok,
grand niece, $3.50; George H. Emery.
Lexington, Mass, nephew, $500; James
K. Emery, Portland. nephew, $500;
George NJ. Emery, Portland, nephew,
$500; Hattie A. Bradbury, Buxton, niece
$500; Mrs. Julia Jewett, Portland, niece.
$500; John Herbert Emery, Buxton, nep-
hew, $500.
To the Maine Baptist Missionary con-
vention, $4,000 in trust for the benefit of
the Baptist church in Buxton Centre. in
come to be devoted to the support OF
preaching and Sunday school; Portland
Benevolent Society, $500; Portland
Widows Wood Society, $500; Maine Gen.
eral Hospital, $500; Home for Aged Men,
$500; Bible Society of Maine, $500;
Maine Eye and Ear Inarmary, $500.
10 his sister, Harriet T. B. Dunnell
and her husband, Joseph Dunnell, is
given the homestead farm in Buxton fol-
their life use. Then it goes to his nep-
hew, Horatio Emery, then to his nephew.
Thomas x. Emery. The next in
heritors are the heirs of William f.
Emery Thus The farm will be kept in
the direct family for many years.
With the farm, and subject to the same
conditions, is left the sum Of 5000, the
income to be expended in the support Of
it. Thus a permanent fund.is created
the income to be used by the heir who
occupies the farm.
After the payment of all other bequests
be gives the residue and remainder Of
his estate to his sister Eliza W. Steele
one.fourth part to his sister Harriet E.
B. Donnell, one-fourth part; to the chill
dren of his deceased sister, Mary Brad
bury by right of representation, one
fourth part; and to Elizabeth Dearborn,
daughter of his deceased sister, Hannah
Steole, one-fourth part.