New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-13
ANDREW II. GREEN'S WILL.
LeaUes Most of Estate Of $1,5O0,OO0
to His Relatives.

The will Of Andrew H Green. with one codicil
attached. was filed for probate yesterday with
Probate Clerk Jacob Washburn, by Norway Will
Jams, attorney for Oliver B. Green. brother OF
the testatoC, ana Of the executors. His CO.
executors are his nephews, Timothy Ruggles
Green. William Ogden Green Samuel Martin Green
and Nathan Williams Green.
The petition gives the value OF Mr.. Green's
estate $4,000. His property in Illinois and
Massachusetts. it is estimated. brings the total
value Of the estate TO round N,Jou.0l0-
To his nephews, Timothy RuggIes, William Og
DEN Samuel Morton and Nathan Williams Green.
5000 each is left Julia Elizabeth L. Maria
and Mary RuggIes Green each receive similar
bequest Andrew Hugh Green. n nephew. and
Mary Pomeroy Green. a niece. receive $500 each.
and Olivia Green Baird, niece $1,000
Five hundred dollars each is left to the Aneri-
can Antiquarian Society Of Worcester and Clark
University of Worcester. Mass.
The Isabella Heimath. Of this city. receives $1,000,
and the Rev. Leighton Williams $1,000 The watch
given Mr.. Green by Samuel J. Tldrn is bequeathed
TO Andrew Hugh Green Eight children or MI.
Green's Hephews and nieces receive $1,000 each.
Il direct the will says, my executors to make
such disposition Of the medal that was presented
to me by the citizens Of New-York as their good
judgment may determine"
Mr.. Green bequeaths to his executors In trust
10000 with Instructions to Jay the annual income
t. his nephew, Timothy RugS!es Green for his life,
the principal on his death 20 become part OF me
uel Martin Green and Nathan MiIlam po Green;
pepheNS, and Lucy Maria Green and Mary toIi4tIoy
Green, uieCes, left the estate and lands known
Green Hill" at Worcester. Mass, and all
furniture bric-a- braC, pictures, maps and insru-
meuts in the house the estate. Green I'M was
acquired by Mr.. Green's great grandfather nearly
Il century and a half ago. and has ever since been
the home OF descendants.
Il regard attachment to a locality, wrote MI,
Green, where ones ancestors nave NVed uNes OF
virtue and usefulness salutary conservative
influence upon the generations as they come ana
go. and i therefore hope that those persons 10
whom / have devised and bequeathed 1t Will ad-
the said Green HIP estate, so far as their
pecuniary means Will admit. in spirit OF generous
hospitality, especially toward the descendants OF
father"
The residue OF his estate Mr.. Green leaves to
his executors. to pay over the income as follows:
his nephew, William Ogden Green, "a per cent 70
his nephew. Samuel Martin Green, u per cent: TO
his ulecCS, Julia T., Lucy ". and Mary RuEB4eS
Green. and his nephew, Nathan Williams Green,
per cent each and TO his nephew. Andrew Hugh
Green, 8 per cent.
AS my esteemed brother, Martin Green. Is in
firm In health Mr. Green says, Il give, devise
and beQueath to my executors IL per cent OF said
income. ana I direct them to apply so much there
of they in their absolute discretion may deem
best TO his support and maintenance during his
natural life" The Codici directs that the 10 per
cent be paid to Martin.
On the death of Oliver i. Green and Martin
Green, the trust estates to be distributed in
the following proportions: IS per cent to his
nephew, William Ogden Green, L per cent each 10
his uieces. Julia T.. Lucy NJ. ana Mary Ruggles
Green; 10 per cent to his niece Mary fomeFoy
Green and his nephew. Andrew Hugh Green, anu
per TO his niece. Olivia Green Baird.
Il authorize my executors says Mr. Green, 10
print and publish. the expense of my estate, any
Of my writings or correspondence. II they deem II
eXpeUient to do so"
An Intimate friend 81 the family declared TO
Tribune reporter last night that the publication or
Mr.. Green's biography was I'm contemplation.