The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1910-04-19
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years. Personal property $4,000.
Patrick Boyle, of Burlington, was ap-
pointed guardian of his minor son, Will
liam Boyle. Personal property 800.
Inventory fled in estate of Idoff Elk
lund shows personal property OF 50, 1884.
William Malsbury, late of Bordentown,
died there March 18th. Roy W. Malls
bury, son, appointed administrator.
Personal property $500.
Sylvester Graham, late of Bordentown.
died at Trenton March 18th. John H.
Hutchinson has been appointed admins
traitor. Personal property $4,000.
Michael Hefner, late of Georgetown.
R. Howard Aaronson Is named execu-
tor of his will, in which he makes the
following provisions: To John M.
Hefner, son, $50; to Annie Sheedy,
daughter, ESQ; to Michael Sheedy, grand
son, 500; to John Hefner, grandson,
800; to Elizabeth Fl. Hefner, wife, in
come of all residue of his estate, at
her death principal to go to Michael
Sheedy and John Hefner. grandchildren,
in equal shares. Inventory filed shows
personal property of $357.6O Benjamin
Davis, late of BOUCHER. By his will, he
leaves his estate equally TO his wife,
Maggie II. Davis, and his son, A.
Perkins Davis, and appoints them execu-
| tors thereof.
| ID. Lewis Jones, late of Medford by
ais will gives all his estate to his wife,
Anna r. Jones, and appoints her sole ex-
ecutor thereof.
Anna B. Taylor, late of Columbus by
her will gives all her estate to her three
children, William e. Taylor, Bertha T.
Evans and Martha A. Hancock, and APP
| points them the executors thereof
Elizabeth B. Clark, late of Moores-
town, by her will gives all her estate
to her two sisters, Emma NJ. Clark and
Mary A. Clark. and appoints j. Rhea
Craig, Jr., executor thereof. Inventory
filed shows personal property of SAB.
Honora McHale, late of Bordentown,
died there March 18th, appoints her
daughter, Mary McHale executrix there
of. To Harry McHale is left 500. 1t is
my will that my property. the old
homestead, situate on the north side of
Elizabeth street in said city of Borden
town, shall be disposed of as follows:
l give, devise and bequeath the joint use
for life of the same to such of my child
rem as are single at the time of my
death; such use for life being contingent
upon their remaining unmarried. 1t is
my desire that such children shall live
together therein sharing the house, each
having an undivided equal interest in
the same and bearing equally the ex-
pense of keeping the property in repair
and paying the taxes and other charges
thereon. AS soon as any of my said sin
gle children shall die or marry, his, her
or their interest In the said property
shall Immediately pass to the survivor
or survivors who are unmarried,
with the remainder over in fee to the
final survivor forever. Upon the mar
riage, however, of my said son, John, or
within six days thereafter, I order and
direct my executrix hereinafter named to
pay to him the sum of two hundred
dollrs. My reason for allowing John
$4,000 in case of his marrying is that he
has expended that much money on the
property.
Frederic W. Taylor, of Bordentown,
daughter Margaret B. Taylor, minor
above the age of IA years. Personal
property 10000.
Margaretta W. Satterthwaite. late of
Moorestown, died there March 14th
John W. Tatum is appointed executor of
her will wherein she makes the follow
ing requests: To Frederick G. Satter-
thwait, Walter S. Satterthwaite, John
B. Satterthwaite and Louis P. Satterth-
waite, nephews, and Mary Satterth-
waite, nisce, each $500; to Henry W.
Satterthwaite, brother all the residue
of her estate. Personal property $50, 900.
Mary Jane Challender died at Pember-
ton March 81. Sallie M. Worrell, daugh-
ter. was appointed administrative.
Personal property, $500.
Letitia P. Prickitt, late of Mount
Holly, died March 10th. william G.
Morgan is appointed executor of her
will and given all her estate after pay
ment of debts and S. to William
Prickitt. son of deceased.
j. Allen DeCou, late of Moorestown,
died there February %. By his will he
leaves all his estate to his mother, Ruth
Anna l.. DeCou, and appoints his broth
er, Benjamin S. DeCou, and Walter E.
Vail, of Palo Alto, California. executors.
Walter E. Vail renounced his right of ex-
ecutorship.
The inventory of the estate of Mar
garet 81. Black, deceased, of near Jobs
ton, foots up $11s, 1862, made up in
part of 200 shares Farmers National
bank, $l2,5OO; 81 shares of Bordentown
Banking Co., $4,725; so shares First
National bank, Trenton, $3.50; 100
shares United Railroad and Canal COM
pany, $4,000; $4,000 collateral notes
secured by life insurance policies, $780,
600; Lehigh Valley r. R. bond, $1,000.
BY the Will of George F. Harbert, late
steward of the almshouse, all his estate
is left to his widow for life, and at her
death will go to his two children,
Blanche R. Allen, and DR.. g. Eugene
Harbert, who with their mother, Mary
T., are made executors.
BY the will of Stephen Warren Davis of
North Hanover, Henry Davis, Earl Fl.
Davis and Charles Warren Heller are
made executors. Earl H. Davis is left
1,50O in trust at his death this goes to
Charles W. Heller, a grandson, who is be-
| queathed $4,000. Henry Davis and
! Charles W. Heller get the residue and re-
| mainder of the estate. The estate Is
valued at $4,000 In personal property.
Letters of administration on the
estate of Mary H. Petit Of Moorestown,
have been granted to Albert S. Petit,
which is valued at 5000. The heirs are
Albert S. and Edward S. Petit, sons,
and Oswald 81. and Albert R. Petit,
| grandsons
Harry B. MARBLE of Philadelphia hos
been granted letters of administration on
the estate of his father, Charles B. MAY
pie, of Vincentown, the personal proper
| ty being valued at $500.
At the Office of the surrogate In Cam
den the will of the late Charles Balm
ger, of Springdale, was admitted to
| probate. Mrs. Hannah e. Ballinger,
the widow, and Edwin Ballinger, a son
were named as executors of the estate
The property Is left to the family.