The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-10

| Real estate at Randolph. ....--.S Z5O
Real estate in Willard county,. 500
Stock in the u. c. NJ. I... 1000
Stock in lions Savings Bank &
Trust company ..-.........-..- $4,000
Stock in Rexburg Qda) Milling
Company ........ 1000
Stock in Utah Sugar company. loo
Stock in Inland Crystal Salt COM
Cash ........... $50
Total 49,. 49,. ............. s2s, 451
The property is beoueathed to the
three wives. twenty children and one
grandchild of the deceased as follows:
THE REQUESTS.
Susan Cornelia Woodruff Scholes.
daughter parcel Of land described as
part of lot 6, block II, plat A, Salt Lake
City survey, containing 16,940 feet. The
property was decided to Mrs. Scholes
by the deceased, but the deed was not
recorded and the testator requests that
it be recorded after his death
MILFORD Woodruff, son, piece, of land
described as part of lot 6, block n,
plat A, Salt Lake City survey, con-
tanning %, $50 feet, known as the Val
ley House. 1t was also decided to the
legatee, but not recorded.
Beulah Augusta Woodruff, daughter,
g
City survey.
Leslie Woodruff Snow, for the benefit
of his mother, Phebe Amelia Woodruff
Snow, lots and Z, block II, plat A,
Salt Lake City survey.
Emma Smith Woodruff, Sarah
Brown Woodruff and Sarah Delight
Stocking Woodruff, wives of the de-
ceased, each twenty shares of lions
Savings Bank & Trust company, worth
5000 a share.
Emma Smith Woodruff, wife, four
shares of H. C. NJ. I. and twenty-three
shares of the Utah Sugar company.
Sarah Brown Woodruff, wife, five
shares of u. c. NJ. l. stock, fifty shares
of the Rexburg Milling company of
Idaho. tWenty-foUr shares of stock of
the Utah Sugar company. also all
testator's interest in lots near the city
of Randolph, Rich county.
Sarah Delight Stocking Woodruff,
wife, four shares of z. c. NJ. 1. stock,
fifty shares of the Rexburg Milling
company, and twenty-three shares of
the Utah Sugar company.
Beulah Augusta Woodruff, David
Patten Woodruff, Phebe Arabella
Woodruff Thompson. children of de-
ceased, each one share of z. c. NJ. 1.
stock.
Phebe Araballa woodruff Moses
twenty shares of Utah Sugar company
stock
Sylvia Melvina Woodruff Thompson,
ten shares of Utah Sugar company
stock
To his eighteen children is bequeath-
ed stock of lions Savings Bank &
Trust company as follows: Beulah
Augusta Woodruff, six shares; James
Jackson Woodruff, ten shares; David
Patten Woodruff, eight shares; Emma
Minelia Woodruff, two shares; Asahel
Hart Woodruff, two shares; Clara
Martishia Woodruff Bebee, two shares;
Abraham Owen Woodruff, two shares;
Winnifred Blanche Woodruff Daynes,
two shares; Mary Alice Woodruff, two
shares; Phebe Arabella Woodruff |
Moses, two shares; Sylvia Melvina |
Woodruff Thompson, two shares; New |
ton Woodruff, two shares; Mary |
Woodruff, two shares; Marion Wood |
ruff, two shares; Emeline Woodruff, |
two shares; Ensign Woodruff, two |
shares; John Woodruff, two shares; !
Julia Woodruff, two shares.
Five shares of lions Savings Bank /
& Trust company is set apart for the /
expenses Of the funeral and the cree |
ton of a tombstone.
Eleven shares of the same institu- |
ton are bequeathed to the executors as
for their services in adj |
the estate
The residue of the estate is left to |
the three wives of the deceased-Emma |
Smith Woodruff, Sarah Brown Wood |
ruff and Sarah Delight Stocking
If any of the legatees die before re-
eeiving their requests it is provided
that their shares go to their heirs-at-
law, and in case they have no direct
heirs their shares go to the three
wives of the deceased.
The requests to the legal wife take
the place of her right of dover in the
estate.
Emma Smith Woodruff, wife, is Civ
IN possession of the family records,
being the records of the Woodruff,
Hart, Thompson and Carter families,
said records being now in the temple
1t ST. George. She is also given the
etters, books and autobiography of the !
on condition that the church
shall have access to them.
Deceased's five sons, MILFORD, Asa
lel Hart, David Patten, Newton and
Abraham Owen, are named as a. COM
nittee to direct and superintend the
of the biography of the
deceased.
George @. Cannon and John Jacques
ire named as executors without bond.
THREE CODICILS.
A codicil dated Dec. %, 1896, releases
George Q. Cannon as executor and
lames John Jacques, Asahel Hart Wood
uff and MILFORD Woodruff, jr., as
Executors.
A codicil dated March 10, 1897, gives
Ieceased's wife, Emma Smith Wood
uff, the possession of the deceased's
library, which, at her death, is to be
divided among MILFORD, Asahel Hart
nd Abraham Owen Woodruff, and
he family records, at the death of
Hart Woodruff and Abraham Owen
Woodruff.
The last codicil, dated Aug. u, 1897,
James John Jaques, Asahel Hart
Woodruff and MILFORD Woodruff, jr.,
S executors, and further says:
81 hereby authorize and direct the
xecutors of my viii to execute and
discharge, in the manner required by
he terms thereof, all trusts of which
am the trustee, and to make transfers
f all property to the rightful owners
hereof that 1 hold in my name and for
which / am the trustee. whether so
expressed or not, and hereby author
re and direct that the executors of
ny will shall take the testimony of
erSonS that they know to be acuuaint- .
d with the facts, and particularly the
of my associate brethren of
he first presidency of the Church of
esus Christ of Latter-day Saints,
amely, George Q. Cannon and Joseph
'. Smith, and any statement that they
hall make in regard to property held
! my name as trustee, whether so ex-
ressed or not on the face of the in
trument by which / hold the same,
nd be such property, real or personal,
ne executors and trustees of my