Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-06-05
MRS. QUENzEL S WILL
RECORDED TUESDAY
Large Estate Goes to Daughter,
Son and Stepdaughter.
MRS. ;'P. OTTO SCHNEIDER
GIVEN FINE PROPERTY

Litctle Grandson Remembered in viii
Of Former Martinshurg Resident
Arthur A. ouenzel is Executor-coid
BaIinser's viii Probated Here-pe-
vises Property to His Two Children.
From The World of Wednesday:
The will of Mrs. Barbara c. Quen-
Isl, formerly OF this city, who recent.
" died at her home In Baltimore, was
admitted for record here yesterday in
the Office Of County Clerk Hobbs.
She states first that she is indebted
to her son. Arthur A. Quenzsl. CT Bal.
|timore, in the sum of $3.50, and the ex-
ecutors are directed to pay it to him.
The business property at Ill West
Martin street, Martinsburg, occupied
as bakery and which is valued at
10000 is bequeathed to her daugh.
ter Elizabeth G. Schneider, wife of p.
Otto Schneider, heirs and assigns for
ever.
Desiringpto give her son Arthur A.
Quenzel property to the value of &c.,
600 she bequeathes to him the prop
erty at 107 and 100 West Martin street
Martinsburg, valued at $1,000; lot OF
ground on Walbrook avenue, BaIti-
more, valued at $4,000 and the sum OF
$4,000 absolutely.
To her stepdaughter, Josephine
Quenzel, of Baltimore is devised a
leasehold on lot of ground on Wal.
brook avenue, Baltimore, subject to
the annual ground rent OF $65.
sShe bequeathes to her grandson,
Carl Schneider Martinsburg, two
shares of stock of the Old National
Bank, the same to be held by his par
ents until he is twenty-one years old
when the same and the accumulated
dividends are to be paid to him.
To her stepdaughter, Josephine
Quenzel she bequeathes ten shares OF
stock of the Citizens National Bank
and three shares of stock in the
Peoples Trust Company, both OF Mar
tinsburg, during her natural life and
her death it is to go to Mrs. p. Otto
Schneid and Arthur A. Guenzel, to
be equally divided between them.
Her furniture and household goods,
except gold watch and diamond
earrings, are bsqueaGhed TO Josephine
and Arthur A. Quenzel, to be divided
equally between them.
She leaves her gold watch to JOS
sphine Quenzel and her diamond ear
rings to Mrs. p. Otto Schneider.
The executor of she will are direct
ed to collect mortgage of $4,000 on
property on North Queen street,
and out of said sum they are to pay
the legaeies before mentioned and,
also the debts and funeral expences
of the decedent including $500 to be
expended on suitable tombstone IN
her burial lot in Green Hill cemetery,
MartinsDurg.
All the residue of the PR perry of
whatever kind IS left to Mrs Schnei-
der, Josephine and Arthur A. Quenzel
to be equally divided between them.
The will is dated June IL, 1908 and
George II. Jaecksch and Arthur A.
Quenzel are named as executors. The
will was Witnessed by VIM. NJ. Kerr,
VIM. T. Schlotterbeck and John
Thomas Scheu. The will was admit
ed in the Orphans Court. OF Baltimore
May 26, 1909.
Gold BaIenger's viii.
The will OF Gold Balenger, late Of
near Bunker Hill, was admitted to
probate Monday in County Clerk
Hobbs flee.
He bequeatkes to his children Ray
mond Sewell and Anna Saphronia Bal
enger all OF his real and personal
property; but his wife, Lydie May
Balenger is to have life interest in
the same and Samuel l.. Cockrell and
Mary Jane Henson are each to have a
home and care during their lifetime.
His wife and Samuel Cockrell are
appointed guardians OF his children
without bond.
The will is dated March 1899 and
L.. HolS CoaErau