New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
THIRTY MILLIONS
TO PUBLIC USES
JOHN s.. KENNEDY y
HILL FILED.
Half Of His Estate Goes to
Religion. Education
and Charity.

The will of John stewart keunsd7.
filed for probate yesterday. diSposes ~
$50 200. 900. spproVi-la tely half Of which
goes ~ educational. charitable. religious
and benevolent institutions His widow.
Emma r Kennedy. receives St5.00oo0o.
the remainder being divided among rela-
lives. friends and servants.
He died on October 81. after short
attack OF whoopinS cough. following
severe cold Of long Duration A.
banker and railroad builder he vas az
sociated with J. Pierpont Morgan and
James j. Hill and for ten wears he was
n partner Of the late Morris h. Jesup.
whose viii OF Jew months ago also
gave large sums ~ charitable and edu-
cationaI institutions Mr, Kennedy wac
born IN 1880 near Glasgow. Scotland. Hs
ca me "a this country in 1855
Mrs. Kennedy receives also th- city
home at No. West 5Tth street. TN.
country home ar Bar Hsrbcr Me. and
100000 In cash,
Columbia University. the Metropolitan
Museum OF Art. the Presbyterian Hos
pitaI and the New York Public Library
receive the largest bequests among ths
local benefactions - approximately g.
$4,000 each Three boards OF ths
PRESBYTERIAN Church divide equally So
10000 for church erection. home mis-
sions and foreign missions.
The requests % public institutions ars
as follows:
Columbia University
Metropolitan Museum OF Art
brsry. Astor. Lenox and Tilden Foundations
Board Of Foreign Missions o. the Presoyt-rts,
church IN the United states OF America
Board Of Home Missions Of the Presoytsrts,
Board Of Church Erection Fund ot the Generals
Assembly OF the Presbyterian Church.
s1.5oo.cOo
Church Extension COMMITTEES of th. Fresey-
Juited Charitiss. a corporation ot ths state
R.cbert college Of constantinopi- Turk-s-
s550OeO
The PRESBYTERIAN board OF Aid tor cou-s-,
and Academies
The American Bible Society.
New York University.
The chartt, Organization socistv % ths CITY
Of Sew York for its school Of Philsnthrop5-
500 600
The president and fellows Of Yale college m
The trustees Of Amherst College. Amherst.
r. president and trustees OF williams col
Iezr WtlHamstcvn. Mass
The trustees Of Dartmouth toies- Hanover
The president and trustees Of Bo7doin coliss''
The trustees Of Hamilton college. cliutoU.
OnsiIa county. y T.
The University o. Glasgov S>ollsnd' Nesf% -
from ny infancy I resided until came 70 tn''
country .--,, -.
dustriaI Institute Tuskegee Aa et Nn'0'
Booker IT, Washington IS nov presllenl, e-..t
and Agricultural Institure. iocafsd ~ Hampton
$50 900
rar.ve,ts college A. Easton Penn
Cherlin college Ober,ln. Chlc
wSIesiey college a. WELLESLEY Mas.
Barnard college for Women. New Yors
FIn5irs college for Women. Elnira- v
NorthaeI4 Seminar. Nortn1eld Mass
Nou sTs1di,s college Al Marso, an Turksy throug,
the American Board Of Foreign MISSIONS
Berea college, kentucky
,,-.-,,,,s-,., Board az RELIEF FOR rtszblSa Mn.
istsrs form part q the Psr,na1s ma .s,g bosrf
100000 proposed 70 ,.s g o6., nsisel TOT 'a''
-. r,-.s, 1-niversitv, AZ Lake Forsst H.
centre college. At Danvile ka5.,-,,. s,rt.
Ne7- YORK Infr1,arv for Women and Cniiaren-
N'' s2nOoo
American school al SmyTns. Iu'Ae
Rational Academy Of Design
SSi SSPe yorE li,Si Sity Mission and Tract society
= Andrews society OF the state OF N7N wv
$4,000
r,-asb,tsrian Board of Relief for pisa1-o
Nfiri-rsrs ami the Widows and Orphar,Ss 1.ar.. 2,
cs4sad Minister'S 20 bs applied 70 the Aihis'
I1otts. at Perth AmbOy, y J. - a. r-..f
Il resbvterian Home for Agsu women /"
'Sd street yissions Tor Freedrnsn q tne Pres-
t,.tSriar Cb1rch in the United states ,
,r an I,ttIs I1ouse of ConstantinOpe. Turkey
The New York. Bible society ,., -, .s. r,.v
Young Mems CHRISTIAN Association o. the CIV
Nrr<
of v>1s, Ne~ Women Christian Association Of n.
city ~ New 1Ora- - 1y..,,.,f
Manhattan Eve and Ear HospiteL - "a
%ST York Orthopaedic DisPensary' NO In
"a f,-Ea s. Ss'H sor Tncurables Fordhan. " Y
Nv Work society for the Relief OF tns hup'
ured and crippled. 81 street s,o,, =, ~. CT os
CHARITY Organization Society CT 'u' ~
Ne" .s.,fio 1Ss for Improving ths Condition ., ire
ST5rdren's AID Society.
The state Charities Ala Associaeion. .-s.,
me Aiumnas Association or the FresoV'erA"
Hospital ssoOo
NJ. t4z-no- Medical and Surgical Hcsritsis
Far Harbor. Ne
Mr.. Kennedy's relatives IN Scotano'
tr-o brothers and the children OF de-
ceased brother, receive legscies varying
from $4,000 To $4,000 each.
snnuities varying from $500 70 500
are Given 10 the following friends. Mrs.
Mary Murray Butler. Miss Rosa Murray.
Miss Mary ". Kellogg. Miss Harriett =.
Kellogg. Miss Harrjett Sayre. Miss Anna
q Maxwell and Miss Elizabeth Russch
Among the Iegatees are his sister-in-
law Julia r. Schauffier, wife OF the Rev.
Dr y Schauffier. who receives S1oo.-
oO,,. stephen Baker, who receives SJo.-
0ao an. whose children also receive
leq.lcies and the Rrv. 4. +. SChauffer.
who receives S1o,o*N
Legacies varying i'm amount from $50
tn So ODo according To- length cC SER
vice. are given 10 each person regularly
I'm his employment at the time OF his
death. whether employed as servant OF
otherwise.
That part of tho estate which rs given
Ia American relatives. and which is a
little NOR. than quarter Of the whole.
ts divided between his nephews and
nieceS. children of his sister Mary ~
Tod. and the nePhevs and uie,es of his
vifr. children of his sister tu- law. Susan
Y. Baker They are. John Kennedy
Tod. David A Tod. William s. Tod.
Robert T.. Tod. Marion e. Tod James y.
Baker. Hcn-y R Raker Charlctte :.
Baker, William v BaSeT. Chr,stps v.
I;aker and Itr~. .. leonard KeUcg
The claus, appointing executors - a.
follows