The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-07-11
SIX WILLS PROBATED
julius Warren Leaves Estate
to Wife and Children.
ALL REMEMBER RELATIVES
Last TestRments Filed of Martha
j. EcklOR, Christopher Rollins,
Columbus Tenant, Margaret G.
HaIpine, Julia Kane, and Susan
L. W. FuIIer-Church Gets Legacy.

Julius Warren, by his VIII, dated Au-
gust 13. 1916. named Augustus ". Gray
executor Of the estate, and makes the
following requests: To his wife. Annie
Warren, the testator bequeaths premises
l0l7 Third street northwest, IN lieu Of
her dover interest in his estate. the prop
erty after her death TO go 70 his heirs;
20 his grandchildren. Mary Theresa Brax-
ton and Angela Esther BraXton. deceased
left premises 1890 New Jersey avenue, TO
be sold by the executor, the proceeds to
be divided among the children; 10 SallIe
Chase, deceased's nephew's wife. is be
queathed $50 and TO his grandchild. War
rem Scott, 500 The rest and residue Of
the estate is TO go 10 testators wife, Mrs.
Annie Warren.
The Will Of Martha j. Eckloff. dated
November g. 1906. was filed for probate
yesterday. To the son OF the deceased,
John c. EckloH, is devised all personal
property and premises ~ I street north
west, the same 10 be sold after FIVE
years. the proceeds to be divided as fol-
lows: One thousand dollars TO her son.
John c. Eckloff, and the balance after
the payment of expenses. TO be divided
among the children-Edward T.. John c..
Charles r. Eckloff. and Ella J. Rhodes
John c. Ecklof, who Is named as execu-
tor Of the WILL filed petition in Probate
Court yesterday requesting that letters of
administration be issued to him and stat
ing the value of the real estate of the
deceased is 5000 and that Of the per-
sonal estate $50.
Appointing Edgar Adams as executor Of
the estate, The will Of Christopher Rollins
Columbus Tenant, dated June &c, 1871,
was filed for probate yesterday. De
ceased directed that $50. which is due at
his death from the Plasterer's Union, of
which he was a member, be given to his
nephew, Edgar Adams, and to his wife.
George Estelle Adams.
Margaret G. Halpine. widow. Of New
York, by her will. filed for probate yester-
day, bequeaths her personal and mousse
hold effects to her daughter. Syble II.
Dorm, to her daughter Lucie II. Faure,
to her son Nicholas J. Halpine. to AIDE
laide NJ. Halpine, Charles c. Halpine, and
ises 1910 NJ street northwest is devised to
her daughter, Adelaide NJ. Halpine. and
the balance Of the estate is to go TO
Charles c. Halpine. OF New York, n. Y,
to be held in trust with direction to sell
the same and distribute the proceeds as
follows: Fifteen hundred dollars to her
daughter, Adelaide NJ. Halpine. and the
balance of the estate to be divided one
fifth to Syble H. Dorm. one-hfth to Lucie
II. Faure, one-fifth TO Nicholas ]. Hal
pine, and two-ffths to Adelaide NJ. Hal
pine. Charles c. Halpine, Of New York,
is appointed as executor of the estate.
Joseph Kane, by the terms of the will
of Julia Kane, dated March 81, 1892, and
filed for probate yesterday, is to have a
life interest in the homestead on H street
between Twenty-fouTth and Twenty-afth
streets without power to sell or dispose
OF the property. to revert, after his death
10 julia z. Brooks: to the latter. who is
daughter of the Rev Walter H. Brooks.
is devised all real estate on H street, be-
tween Twenty-fOurth and Twenty-fifth
streets. property Of the deceased. Walter
H. Brooks is appointed guardian for Julia
z Brooks. To the Nineteenth street Bap-
tist Church, Nineteenth and I streets, 500
is bequeathed There are a number OF
small cash requests to friends and relu-
tives.
The will of Susan f. w Fuller, dated
March 4, 1902, was filed for probate yes
terday. To the son of the deceased, Theo-
dore Winston Fuller, is left $500 govern
ment bond. and deceased's interest in
real estate, lot 7, in block u. The rest
and residue of the estate is to go to FL
len Spencer Mussey, to be held in trust
and 10 pay therefrom the support Of
Charles Dickens Fuller. Mrs Mussey is
named as executrix