New-York tribune., 1908-09-30
MRS. TILLOTSON,S WILL.
Many Charities Remembered an Dis
posaI of Large Estate.

The will of Mrs Emma A Tillotson. widow OF
Luther G. Tillotson was filed for probate yester-
day. 1t disposes of about S150.O00 in bequests TO
institutions, IN addition to legacies to immediate
relatives. The United States Trust Company Is
named as executor and made the custodian of vari-
GUS funds. The Sleepy Hollow Cemetery trustees
receive 10000 for the maintenance of the family
burial plot.
Her mother Esther Ann Glenn. receives the prop
erty at Nos 1s4 and 1856 Seventh avenue. which at
her death is to go to her brothers, Robert and
Forest Glenn The mother also receives N,0ao
merely as a remembrance. "as she IS already pro-
vided with ample means" Her sister, Hannah r
Glenn. receives the of the property at NO.
s3S Myrtle avenue. Brooklyn $4,000 IN cash anu
the property at No 539 Henry street, Brooklyn.
which is to revert on her death to the New York
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty TO Children
It is provided that at death of Mrs. Glenn the
Seventh property shall so TO daughters OF
Robert Glenn.
Bequests OF $4,000 each made 10 the Aneri-
can Society for the Prevention of Cruelty TO AMI
mails the Association for Relief OF Respectable
Aged and INDECENT Females Home for the Aged
Home for Old Men and Aged Cripples. American
Master Mechanics Association, Adult Blind Asso-
citation, Howard Mission and Home for Little Wan
derers. Home for Incurables, St. Mary's Free Hos
pital for Children Sylvan Grove Lodge, 275, F.
and A NJ; Telegraphers' Mutual Benefit Asso-
citation, New York Society for the Relief Of the
Ruptured and Crippled New York Skin and Cancer
Hospital, st. LukeS Hospital FOR a bed 10 De
a the Luther c.. Tillotson Bed St Luke's Hos
pitaI for bed for patients who may have been
engaged in the profession of journalism" Womens 5
Hospital Barnard College scholarship fund Bar
nard College endowment fund and Master Car
Builders Association.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art receives what
ever works of art in her home the trustees of the
museum may select and $4,000. Other personal
bequests aggregate nearly $4,000, and include
81 900 to each of the servants in the house at No
19 East 49th street.
Among the personal bequests the following:
The Rev. DR.. D. Parker Morgan, Church of the
Heavenly Rest s. 600; her brother. Robert $1,000;
her brother Forest s. 900; her sister-in-law. Al
mira G. TiIotson 81 900; her sster-in-law, Anna L.
TiIotson, $1,000: her brother-in-law, Henry l. TIL
Iotson. $1,000. To her husbands namesake, Luther
Griffith, son of his old telegraph operator. SoVn'
to Antonia Dugro daughter of P. Henry Dugro,
81 900: to May Deering. daughter of James A Deer
ing $1,000; to Marguerite daughter of David Nc
Clure 81 600; to Lizzie P. Marion, her hair dresser
$1,000,
Her Jewels are distributed other relatives
and friends and form goodly part Of the estate
In most instances they are accompanied by none
tary bequests.
Mrs Tillotson who was Miss Emma A Glenn
was married 20 Mr. Tfotson in 1852. She was a
descendant of William H. Pinckney. Mr. T1lot-
son who was one of the eighth generation in
descent from the family of Archbishop TNlotson OF
Canterbury died at his home No. 1s East 4Stn
street in January 1885. Queen Anne granted a
large territory the western part OF this state 10
the Trlotson family in NO. and they seIueu ulei .
in that wear Mr. TilIotson's father was one OF
the pioneers in the construction OF Telegraph ilie
in the Western states.