The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1909-01-19
Snrrnnate,s Office


The will Of Frances Mitchell, colored, of
Mount Holly, has been admitted to pro
bate and letters testamentary issued to
William Summers and Mary f. Harris.
The testatrix bequeaths her house on
! Chestnut street, Mount Holly, as we'll as
the lot adjoining to her son. William
| Summers, who is to pay $25 in cash each
to Moses Summers, Susan E. Atkinson
and Mary Harris. The husband, Jacob
NJ. Mitchell, is also to be given home at
the homestead.
Letters of administration on the estate
of Edgar G. Allen. deceased, of Vincen-
town, have been Issued to Mrs. Blanche
81. ALEU-. The personal estate is vaued at
s., 500.
D. Taylor Devlney has been granted let
tiers of administration on the estate of
town, who left personal estate valued at
$IO93.
f. W. Baylis has been granted letters of
administration on the estate of Harry R.
Akers. deceased, of Chatsworth. The per-
sonal estate Is valued at $500.
Albert P. Silpath, of Burlington, has
been appointed guardian of his son, Ell
wood K. Silpath who was bequeathed 5000
by the late Elwood H. Kirkbride, of Med
ford.
Rebecca W. Oliver has been granted let
ters of administration on the estate of
Elizabeth Horner, deceased, of Mount
Holly, who left personal estate of 1900.
Hannah VI. Dover, of Pensauken, has
been granted letters of administration on
the estate of Achsah Dover, deceased, of
Palmyra. The personal estate is valued
at $780,
BY the will of Harriet Vanzant, de-
ceased, of Burlington, the sum of s25 is
bequeathed to Laura Rudy and the residue
of the estate to Thomas v. Gutlohn. who
is also named as executor.
The VII of Mariana S. Isaac, deceased,
Of Crosswicks, has been admitted to pro-
bate and letters testamentary granted to
Mary R. Braislin. 1t contains the follow
ms requests: s25 to the Mite society of
Grace church, Crosswicks, 500 to Grace
church, $25 to Rebecca Howe, $500 to Lidie
B. Wilkins, 500 to Mary r. Bartine, 500
to Cornelia B. Woodward, 500 to Julia
Titus, 500 to Lewis Reckless, $50 to AL
fred Prickitt. The residue of the estate
is to be divided equally between Frank
Satterthwaite and Charles S. Reckless.
The will of Mark Zelley, deceased, of
Medford, has been admitted to probate
and letters testamentary granted to Will
lam II. Zelley and Amos A. Zelley. After
bequeathing the sum of 500 to the
Masonic home near Burlington the tesla
tor provides that his estate shall be divid-
ed into five parts, one to be divided be-
tween Anna S. Bonsall and Laura B.
Meloney, and one share each to Charles E..
ley and Amos A. Zelley.
The will of Charles A. Haines, deceased,
Of Medford, has been admitted to pro-
bate. The executors are Jacob Kay |
Haines, Charles Edgar Haines and a. ?.
Thorn. To his wife, Beulah, the testator
bequeaths the house on Branch street, Med
lord for life or as long as she remains his
widow. She is also to receive all the
household goods, and the income of the
1ouble house on Broad street and the
interest on note for $3.50 against Beulah
Kay's estate. At her death the principal
If this note is to be divided between the
.wo sons. Charles and Jacob. The use of
he barn, wagon shed, crib house, horse
wagon and tools attached to the Branch
street property is reserved to the son
Charles.
To his son Charles he bequeaths the lot
If ground on Branch street, the lots,
houses and buildings on Broad street, the
'ental of the latter to be paid to Mrs.
8eulah Haines as heretofore provided, the
Cedar run cranberry boys and lands, the
Tar Kiln cranberry boys and certain lands
It Jackson's springs, also the Gran berry
Dogs and lands and houses at Jackson's
bridge, the Lippincott cedar swamp and
Ill the Lehigh Valley railroad stock owned
~ the testator at the time OF his death.
Charles is to give to his mother the berries
rom the Hinchman bog at Cedar Run as
ong as she lives. To the son Jacob Is be-
lueathed the farm where he now lives,
llso the houses and cranberry boys at
3hairville, the cedar swamp at Kettle run
md lot of pine land, also an insurance
policy for 81, 900 that the testator has been
carrying for him.
The residue OF the estate is to be equally
divided among Benlah Haines, Jacob K
daines and Charles E. Haines.
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