New-York tribune., 1901-04-14
WILL OF J. j. NCO1nB.
HIS ESTATE LARGELY BEQUEATHED TO
WIDOW AND RELATIVES.

rb. will together with three codics of James
Jennings McCornb who died at his country seat al
Dobbs Ferry, filed for probate in the WeStches-
ter County Surrogate's Court yesterday morning.
The will is dated June ., 1882 Mr. McComh. In
disposing of large estate, gives to his niece. Mrs
Josie Handy. OF New Orleans house and lot at
Jackson and Brainard sts.. in that city. The execu
tors are also 10 pay the income on s2o.Op 10 his
niece and s! 600 is given 10 Thomas Bartlett Camp
bell brother his niece To his trustees he gives
$4,000 TO be divided into seven equal parts
for the benefit OF each of his six nephews.
James Jennings. 1r., Harry r., John r., Ed
ward. Robert L. and William y. McComb. and
one part for his niece, May Bateson, wife Of
N NJ Bateson, they each to enjoy the in
come The estate known Lndvale. Dobbs
Ferry, opposite the McComb mansion. is given
IN for the benefit of his sister. Mrs. Anna NJ.
Chideslet. during her life The trustees also
TO pay this sister in quarterly instalments
nuity of 5000 At her death she is given the right
to distribute s25 900 she pleases by WIFI. Three
thousand dollars is aside annually the edu-
cation of the three daughters and of his de-
ceased sister. Mrs. Martha n Beaumont. late wife
of Duncan Beaumont. OF Sacramento. Cal.
The manor house. known Woodville, at
Dobbs Ferry, is bequeathed to his sister -in-law.
Mrs. Carrie Wood. One hundred dollars is be-
queathed annually Mrs. Mary McComb. widow
of his late brother. David. of Memphis To Anna
Virginia McComb is given $4,000: David James
McComb nephew, $1,000; to Eliza beth Rutledge
Davis a niece s25 900; to Benjamin A. L. Rayne. a
brother-in-law of New-Orleans. s25 00; the chill
dren OF DR.. Samuel f. Hale. of New Orleans the
houses and lots and the mortgages which Mr. Nc
Comb held their mothers property there Fifteen
hundred dollars is aside annually for the benefit
of the Southwestern Presbyterian University of
Clarksville Tenn, for period of five years. If by
that time the university is established a firm
foundation, he bcqueahs TO its officers $4,000 for
the support of the professorshp to which he had
heretofore contributed.
The mansion known Estherwood, occupied by
NJ.(En ic
wife and children. His widow also receives his
home known The Madrid at Fifty -ninth-st. and
Seventh-ave She is also to receive $4,000 a year
income for the expenses of living at the Dobbs
Ferry homestead.
ment buildings, the Madrid, Uhe Cordova, the Gre
NADIA, the Valencia in tffty-ninth-st and the Lis
bon. the Barcelona. the Salamanca and the Toloso
in t1ftleth-st, TO rent ana manage The widow is
also receive additional income Sl2 900 for
her use. Each Of his four children Mary Alice
Fanny Rayne. Lille and Jennings Scott. to
ceive annual income of $1,000 Mr.. McConb says
in his will that, in connection with transfer
Gently made his wife of 100000 in bonds the pro-
visions hereinbefore set forth in lieu of dover
The Title Guarantee and Trust Company of New
York and Thomas H. Hubbard and Mary Esther
McComb, the widow and his nephew. David James
and trustees In codicil dated March Is. 1901, Mr.
$500 and to her two children, Hartford and Hattie
SEQ He forgives and releases all claims he has
S Weeks. of Ocean Springs Miss. and gives to
Mrs Weeks's daughter Ada an annuity OF 800
month To Frank NJ Davis. of New-York he gives
$4,000 lin recognition of his faithful assistance in
is my will and l hereby direct that in my
daughter FANNY shall marry Mr.. Louis Herzog
shall be as follows: An annuity of $1,000 year
shall be paid to her so long she shall live. free
and clear from any enjoyment or interference
death $50 900 shall be divided between her children.