The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1901-07-23
Pierre Lori11ard,s Will Probated.

The will of the late Pierre Loril1ard was admit
ed to probate on Thursday at Trenton by Chancel
Tor Magic without opposition. The will was sub
mitted by William Brinkerhoff counsel for the ex
ecutors who presented to the Chancellor the GER
tiicate of the Surrogate of Burlington county,
where Mr.. Lorilard resided, that caveat had
been filed against the will. Mr.. Brink erhoff also
said that the heirs of Mr. Lorillard had been no
titled of the intention to offer the will for probate
on Thursday. In view of these statements the
Chancellor probated the will at once.
The will is long one. Pierre Lorillard, j.,
is given the silver dinner service and all the roph
les of yachting and turf events, and the sum OF
$4,000.
Pierre Lorillard, grandson. gets watch and a
thirty third degree Masonic and emerald seal
rings The sixth clause in the will reads II give
and bequeath to Lily A. Barnes, known also as
Lily Barnes Alien, now or late OF the city county
and state of New York, all farming implements,
utensils, wagons carriages and all other vehicles
belonging to, in use or connected with my farm
known as the 'Rancocas Farm, situated partly in
the township of Springfield and partly i'll the
township of Pemberton, in Burlington county
at the time ofmydecease; also all the livestock con-
nected with the said farm and all household effects
useful and ornamental, including books, pictures
paintings, silverware, bric-abrac, articles of vrtu
consumable stores and chatte1s or personal proper
ty of whatever kind or description, directly or in
directly in upon, or connected with said farm OF
any part thereof, its building or appurtenances al
the time of my decease; also all horses mares and
ge1dings in England, the United States or else
where in, training or otherwise as and former alb
Solute property"
To the wife Emily T. Lorillard, is given household
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jewels. siverware, paintings and articles Of per
sonal property. In the ninth clause all the real
property owned by Lorilard in the townships o.
Springfield and Pemberton, Burliugton county, is
bequeathed to Lily A. Barnes, to have and to hold
the same to her, her heirs, and assigns forever
The estate inherited by Lorillard from his father
is divided among his children as follows To
Pierre Lorilard, Jr., the sum of 81, 1000 absolutely
The residue is divided in equal proportions be
tween Emily 7. Kent Maud l.. Taller and to
their lawful issue. This apportionment is made
subject to the payment to his wife, Mrs. Emily T
Lorillard, of one-fth of the income of the iuherit
ance during her natural life.
The executors of the will are provided for i'll a
clause which gives them the remainder of the estate
when the various requests have been administered
The bequest OF the farm and stock to Mrs
Allen will be subject to the collateral inner
itance tax OF five per cent. to the state APP
prafsers will be appointed by the Chancellor
to determine the value of the property, which
has been variously estimated to be worth all
the way from 500, 900 to nearly half million.