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children Of the two boys who are now and
IL years of age.
List of Special Beauests.
The requests given by MI. Field are as
follows:
To the Merchants Loan and Trust conf
pany of Chicago, in trust for Mrs. David
Beatty of England, daughter OF Mr. Field.
81, 100000 To the United States Trust com
pany Of New York. in trust for Mrs. Beatty
and her appointees, 100000.
TO the Northern Trust company. Arthur
d.. Jones and Chauncey Keep. in trust for
To Mrs. Marshall Field, widow. in addition
to the provision made for her in a marriage
settlement dated September s. 1905 N,0oO,O0O.
together with the Field family home at 1905
Prairie avenue. with all its furnishings and
equipment of every kind, during her life.
amount given to Mrs. Field at the time of
| the marriage settlement.
Il TO the Northern Trust company, in trust
for Mrs Laura T. Dibblee and two daugh-
tiers. sister and nieces, 10000.
To Mrs. Dibbee. $4,000 to Bertha Dib-
blee, niece, 100000 to Francis Dtbblee,
niece, 10000
To the Northern Trust company, in trust
Children. 10000: to Howard James, nephew,
| $4,000; to Philip James, nephew, $50,OOO; to
Dwight James, nephew, $4,000
pany. in trust for Miss Nora Scott. sister
of Mr.. Fields first wife, 10000 ..
1 10 MISS Nora scott. absolutely. S-VV,Vvt
To the Illinois Trust and Savings bank,
Chauncey Keep and Arthur >B. Jones' In
trust for Marshall Field. jr., and descend
To Mrs Marshall Field jr.. absolutely,
and to the Northern Trust company. In
trust for her sum sufficient to make
with what she will receive from her hus-
bands estate, an aggregate Of 81 100000
To the Merchants Loan and Trust com.
daughter. H,OOOOOO: to Grace ]. Gillette,
niece, 100000; to Stanley Field. nephew;
museum, 5000; TO Arthur p. Jones; for
many years Mr.. Fields secretary and one
of his executors. 10000
| Bequests from 5000 to $4,000 are made TO
about forty nephews. nieces and cousins
| number OF employees of Marshall Field
& Co; and personal employees Of Mr. Field
ranging from 5000 to $4,000.
Besides these requests Robert NJ. Fair.
| John G. Shedd and II. G. Sefridge. men
prominent in the management OF the busl-
! ness of Marshall Field & Co.. are given in
trust for distribution among such employees
in it's employ for twenty-five years. as may
be selected by the trustees, slO0OOO.
i Field Columbian museum for endowment
and building fund. one-half for each.
IS 900. 0CO; Chicago Orphan asylum. $4,000
Old Peoples home OF Chicago; 5000; st.
rian hospital Chicago. s25 900; for prepare
ton and adornment of lot in Graceland
cemetery, where Mr.. Field is buried, $4,000;
Craceland cemetery for maintenance OF lot
$4,000. To each of Mr.. Fields family serv-
ants. not specifically named In the will and
who at the time Of his death had been In
his employ for five years. each 5000 To
other family servants not mentioned in the
will, who have been in his employ for one
Management of the Trust.
| Concerning the management of the trust
estate and the income therefrom the will
directs that It shall he administered and
applied by the trustees in such a manner
that the grandson. Marshall Field, third.
/ and his descendants, shall receive three
fifths portion, and the grandson Henry and
his descendants a two-fifths portion. 1t is
further directed that when Marshall Field
third, shall attain the age of 70 years. he
shall be given for his own use absolutely,
tho sum Of $i5OooO and a like sum when he
shall attain respectively the ages of 30, 35
and 10 years. The grandson Henry is to re-
reivc when he shall attain the age of %
years the sum Of $4,000 and like sum
when he shall attain respectively the ages
Of 30, Is and 10 years.
II is also provided that Of the total net in
come accruing to each grandson from the
estate one-half shall be set aside and held
by the trustees for accumulation. This is
to be delivered to them by the trustees
when they shall attain the age of 45 years.
The other one-half of the net income of
the estate the trustees are directed to re-
tam ana 10 invest anu TelTlNcSt lot dCCuInu-
lation until the grandsons shall respectively
attain the age of 30 years at which time
the trustees arc to pay to them in quar-
terly instalments one-third of the one-half
part of the net income of their respective
shares. The remaining two-thirds of the
other one-half of the net income the trus-
tees are to hold and invest and reinvest for
accumulation until the grandsons shall have
attained respectively the age of 20 years,
| when the trustees are to pay over to them
/ I'm quarterly installments two-thirds of the
i lsother half of the net income of their re-
spective shares of the trust estate The re-
naming one-third of the other one-half OF
the netyincome of their respective shares OF
I the trust estate is to be held by the trus-
tees and invested and reinvested for ac-
cumulation until the grandsons shall re-
spectively attain the age of 10 years Al
this time the trustees are to pay over to
them in quarterly installments for their
own use all of the other one-half OF the net
income of their respective shares of the
trust estate until they shall respectively at
tain the age of IS years.
In case of the death of either grandson
before the final distribution of the estate
the trustees are 20 hold his share until the
youngest surviving child of the deceased
grandson has attained the age of years
4 Wllen tne estate is TO DE divided equally
among the descendants of the deceased
| grandson.
II either OF the grandsons shall die before
the distribution of the trust estate without
heirs. his share is to 60 absolutely 20 the
other grandson.
II both grandsons die before the ftnal
division OF the estate, leaving no issue the
entire trust estate is 10 go to any other
surviving children OF Marshall Field. jr.
and TO their respective issues. In this in
stance the only surviving child would be
Gwendolyn Field. sister of the two grand
sons who inherit the bulk of the estate.