The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-08-04
WILLS PROBATED.
Wills of Mrs. Eliza Bertha RunSey,
william H, Reeder, Arthur A. Mackic
and hrs. Margaret B0u!den Admitted
to Probate

and Hrs. Margaret Bou,den Admitted
to Probate.
The will Of Mrs. Eliza Bertha Rumsey, wife
of Victor J. RUmsev, late Of the Sixth dis
trct. was admitted to probate by Register
Jamar on saturday last. The testatrix
devises to her husband five dollars and the
rest and remainder Of her estate 10 her child
ren, Esther Anita Ruu4sey ana Philip Edwin
Rumsey, equally. Iu the event Of their death
before arriving at age, one half Of her estate
is to 20 to her brother, Philip b. Fronk, and
the other half is to be divided equally
between her brothers James r. Fronk and
Samuel L. Fronk. Mrs. Charlotte Il. Cooley
is named as executriX Of the will and also
guardian CT the children above named The
will was executed Oct. 10, 1899, AID wit
messed by DR.. Ernest Rowland and Cecilia
jenkins.
The will OF william H. Reeder was also
probated on saturday last and stipulates
that his wife, Margaret Elizabeth Reeder, shall
have the income from oue-third Of his estate
uullllS Dft lllt' Ilt lullItl N!'NlS'S W uIS
son, Maurice c. Reednr. $500: his daughter.
Anuie Reed, wife Of VIM. Reed, $500; his
daughter. Amy V. Simpers. wife Of Charles
L. Shippers. sos; his son, Charles b Reedcr,
5400 and his gold watch; his son, Robert II.
Reeder, 1900; his son Ernest Reeder. 525; his
daughter, Mary W. McKauc, wife OF James
McKane. 525, and to his grandson. william
Reeder, 800 and gold watch. The residue
of the estate is devised to Maurice c. Reedcr,
who is also named as executor. The tesla
ment bears date December %, 1899, AMI is
witnessed by william L. Davidson and Thos
H. Warburton
The last will and testament Of the late
Arthur A. NIackie. who died at his home,
near Fair Hill. on Saturday last, was filed for
probate in the office Of the Register OF Wills,
Elkton. late Thursday afternoon. The tes-
tator bequeaths all his property, both real
and personal TO his widow. NJ. Helen Mackie,
to be held by her during her natural life and
all interests, monies, rents or benefits of
whater kind, accruing from the property, il
to be used by her for her own especial pur-
poses. or to invest or dispose of ns she thinks
proper. In the event OF the death OF his
wife. he states that his sister. Mrs C. Ella
Huston. wife of F. Fl. Huston, and his
brothers, Franklin f., and David \. Mackie,
shall receive share and share alike. In the
event Of the death Of either one OF the above
mentioned brothers or sister leaving no heirs.
their share snail 70 to those then living. His
widow, NJ. Helen Mackie is named as execu.
triN and is given fu power to sell the prop
rrty, the same as the deceased would do II
he We're living. he stipulates that the pro-
rped- Of the sale be Invested in real estate or
in ilr-t mortgage on real estate. The viii
wos written January lst. 1895, and is witness.
ed hy Samuel G.. Bye G. l.. Brokaw and John
Z Dewitt. The estate is valued at between
so. coo and ,00O.
The will of the late Mrs. Margaret Boulder,
reiict OF the late Jesse 5. Bouldep, was ad-
mitted to probate in the Office of the Register
of wills. yesterday, Friday. The testatrix
devises to her sister, Elizabeth Stark, of
Philadelphia, the sum of $3.50 to another
sister, Isabel Davis, wife of Walter Davis, o.
Pascal, Pa, $3.50; to John s. Boulden.
nephew OF her deceased husband, all her
household goods and 800. The rest and
residue of the estate is bequeathed to her
niece, Maggie L. Batter, wife of Samuel Batter,
OF Philadelphia. The will bears date April
18th 1900, and is witnessed by DR.. Charles
NJ Ellis and Frank G. Ellis. John S. Boulden
Is named as executor.