The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-10-08

The Chestnut Street Trust and Saving Fund
Company of Philadelphia, George II. Earle
Jr., and Richard Y. Cook, Assignees OF
The Chestnut Street Trust and Saving Fund
Company of Philadelphia Defendants.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County. In
Equity.
The object and purposes of the Bill of Com.
plant IN the above entitled cause is to pro-
cure decree for the sale of the Mortgugcd
Real Estate mentioned and described in said
bill to pay the female plaintiff the arrearage
due her on her annuity OF six thousand dollars
| bequeathed to her by Joseph Singcrly's Will
ana to have the net proceeds of sale invested
under the order Of the court, &c.
The bill states that the female plaintiff is
the wife of W. 7. Robinson and resides with
her husband in the city OF Philadelphia and
that she is daughter Of the late Joseph
SinSerly OF that city, who died on the 18th
| day Of October, 1873, leaving a last will and
testament which was duly admitted to pro.
bate by the Orphans Court Of the County Of
| Philadelphia and State of Pennsylvania. n
copy of which is filed with the bill marked
Plaintiffs Exhibit No. /.
The bill further alleges that by the will of
the said Joseph Singerly, Henry Nj. Phillips
and William Nj. Singerly, both of the city OF
Philadelphia, were named as executors there
of and that letters testamcntary were granted
| to them By the Orphans Court of Pniludc-
| pha aforesaid: that by the third paragraph
of his will the said Joseph Singery pt queata-
ed to his daughter, the female plaintiff, who
was then Elizabeth Painter, during her nat
| ural life, to be- paid to her Tor her sole use as
| though she was unmarried. AZ annuity OF SIX
| thousand dollars to be paid il monthly sums
| of five hundred dollars each until his resi-
| duary estate placed in the hand. Of trustees
| uuu1nl n CO will snDnll "a #
six hundred thousand dollars. and thereafter
| the annuity should cease and not be paid {;
| that by the fourth and iiith paragraphs o! his
| will the said testatOr beQucatn"d to hi,
daughter, Caroline Fleming, and his son,
| George \. Sln%crly, Hunuities of SIX thousand
| dollars each upon the same terms and COLI
| ditiOnS ~ that given to the female plaintiff:
that by the ninth paragraph Vi his will the
said testator brqueathed all the rest, resi-
| due and remainder of his estate. real, per
sonal aud mixed, to the "Pennsy !vhnia Com
| pany for Insurance of Lives and Granting
Annuities' to he held by it in trust to pay
| the said annuities to his children respectively
as provided in his will, until the amount O..
| the principal and intcStst in III .ihhd- ,'rU -
reach the sum Of six hHnirrl in"usAnI ,.o..
lars, to be- held in trust iy it, ami To- pay lhr
| whole interest and incOD,u thrr"IrUu IT, Tia.
! same should accrue to h- children. Elizabeth
| Caroline and Georr" \ , roSi"rt,"ly. and
| from and after the death OF either OF his
children, then 10 pay H." principal part cola.
| ing to such par nj - tier children, and f.
any one should die without leaving issue.
the same t. becom" Par. Of his estate, and
| the share or pArt which might 20 Ia any
| minor chid To Ina h"iI by the said cOrughuy
| until such rhiii should attain it, mai rily.
and the share or part coming to ANY Of ti-
| graudaughterS to bs held in trust hy tij
| company TOR their sole and separate use llr.
II n; Fr',,
of any husband and upon the death Of sUri.
graIdaaughtcr leaving issue, the sam" to
20 to said issue absolutely, and in default Of
| issu Of any granddaughter her share should
des 1end ana be distributed AZ part ol his cs.
tntr that hy the second paragraph Of his
will the said Joseph SingerIy gay" and nn.
| qurathed to his son, William VI. Singcrlv. all
OF his shares Of the capital stock OF tn"
! Ger uuotnwn Passenger Railway Company
subject to the following conditions ElrstiH
| tnat ne should not -eIi any portion Of it for
| ten YEAR after the date of hi- death, second
| ly, that he should pay tn" aGudity OF twelve
il Ous4nd dollars 'rGy9tLh"d to the wife o.
the testator, aui thirdly, that To-" should pay
such portions of annuities hpYUoathed by
| said will rs Luc income OF his residuary us-
tate might I've deficient in providing for
| I'M hlu further alleges that William NJ.
| Sinaerly, sou of the t,stat1r. accepted the
| Request made tn tlnl in his fathers Will OF
| the capital stock e., 10" Germantown PAe-"u.
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