The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-04-26
ADMITTED TO PROBATE.
Wills of A. Barr and M. Ruttle Filed
in County Court.

in County Court.
The will of the late A. Barr has been
admitted to probate in the County
Court. The instrument directs that
after all the debts and funeral expenses
have been paid, all the personal assets
of the estate are to go to the wife of the
deceased, Mrs. Rachel J. Barr. BY a
deed executed previous to the will, the
house and lot on the corner Of South
! Garden and Eighth streets, were con-
veyed to his wife during her natural
! life, and at her death the same is to go
| to his daughter, Mrs. Leila Anderson.
The will further directs that, in order
that his daughter, Mrs. Anderson, and
son, John Barr, may have the benefit of
some of his estate after his death and
previous to the death of his wife, the
rents and profits from the property on
Garden street, known as his under
| takers establishment, shall be equally
divided between them, and at the death
of his wife, this property is to so to his
son, Mr.. John Barr.
The original will, which was made
Jan. "a, 1893, provided that Mrs. Luretta
Dodson, the stepdaughter of the de
ceased, should have 81 900 of the per-
sonal assets, and also other property in
the event that circumstances in future
! life left her dependent. However, upon
the request of Mrs. Dodson, who de-
sired that all of The property should be
bequeathed to her mother and brother
and sister, this part of the will was
revoked by codicil dated Nov. 5 1900.
Mrs. Rachel j. Barr is appointed
executrix without bond.
Mr.. Ruttle's Will.
The will of M. Ruttle, deceased, was
probated Monday afternoon. He be-
queatbes to his daughter, Mrs. Isabella
A. Hughes, wife of V. H. Hughes, the
store house and lot on West 7th street,
lately occupied by the post Office and
now by @. g. Gross to his two grand
daughters, Nettie May Ruttle and
Carrie Porter, the stable and lots ad-
jacent thereto; also the lot on which is
located the barber-shop and the alley
way leading to said stable, and he di
reefs that Mrs. Hughes and Mrs. Ma.
guire convey their interest in said alley
to them. The will states that money tC
the amount of 1854 was conveyed to his
son, W. A. Ruttle, during his lifetime
which amount is to be made a lien or
the share of his daughter, Nettie May
Ruttle.
The two store houses on West Sew
enth street. occupied by j. Rosenthal
] are to be held in trust by w. B. Green
/ law, who is to collect rents for the same
! and after paying all taxes, insurance
etc, he is to pay out of the remainder
$50 per month to his daughter, Mrs
Mary Mcguire, and of the remainder af
ter doing this,if there be any remainder
he is to pay his daugher, Mrs. Hughes
Z S25 per month. If either of his
daughters die without issue the othe
is to receive the entire proceeds, anC
upon the death of both the same is to gC
to his next kin. The trustee is excused
from giving bond.
The will directs that the life insuh anc'
of the deceased be used to pay off thu
{ mortgage on the property occupied b.
j Rosenthal.
/" The rest of his property is to go to hi
q children and grandchildren, share ant
share alike. w. B. Greenlaw is named
= as executor. The will was made Marcel
! 81, 1901.