Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-07-13

upon his death to his oldest son, DR..
William FL. Ryland. 1t being my
wish that the watch may be retained
as keepsake, and that it may descend
in the family to the Oldest male child
who may be living at the death of the
next preceding owner or possessor. or,
in default of male children, to the
female children in the same order. A
receipt from my said brother to my
executor for said watch or from DR..
William Ell. Ryland in case Of my
brothers. death in the meantime,
shall relieve my executor from
further concern or liability in rela
tion to the same.
Fourth. To my nephew, @. s.
Ryland, of Pittsburg. Penn, / be-
queath my diamond pin for and dur
ing his lifetime as keepsake and
as such it is my desire and intention
that it shall descend in his family to
the oldest male child who may be
living at the death Of the next preced-
ing possessor; or, in default of male
children, to the female children in
the came order, and in default of any
children. then to the next of kin. A
receipt to my executor from any Of
such persons then entitled to said
pin. shall release him from further
liability touching the same,
I direct that both said watch and
pin be delivered to the respective
legatees entitled to same under the
provisions hereof as soon as practicable
after the probate of this, my last will
and testament.
Fifth. I give and bequeath to each
of my brothers, S. Fl. Ryland of
Myersdale. Penn, and William
Ryland of Friendsville, Mary land.
the sum of five hundred dollars; to
each of my sisters, Hannah Frazee of
Watsondale, Penn, Mrs. Elvira
Frazee of Frlendsville. Maryland.
and Harriet Lyston Of Selbysport,
Maryland, give and bequeath the
sum of two hundred dollars; and to
my sister, Malinda Kelley of Alton,
West Virginia, because of her being
widow with large family, [ give
and bequeath the sum of five hunrded
dollars.
In case of the death Of any of my
said brothers or sisters before myself
| tbop ~ 10 ,ox, will oud T diroo+ FRO
the legacy given him or her shall lapse
and revert to my estate.
To Rose Ryland. now residing at
1873 West Saith Street, New York City,
widow of Bailey E Ryland, son of
my brother John Ryland, I give and
bequeath the sum Of two hundred and
fifty dollars: to Harry e. Ryland. son
Of my said nephew Bailey E Ryland
give and bequeath the sum, of FIVE
hundred dollars; and to his sister.
Ethel Rose Ryland, give and bequeath
the sum of two hundred and fifty
dollars.
l give and bequeath to Mrs. Henry
Zenz of Lancaster Wisconsin Former
Iy Miss Sophia Shafer) five hundred
dollars to Mrs. Christian Breihon of
Grant County, Wisconsin formerly
Miss Amelia Hintz) five hundred
dollars; and give and bequeath to
Miss Julia Sweeney of Lancaster
Wisconsin, in recognition of her
faithful services and in addition to
any wages which may be due her at
the time of my death, the sum Of
one thousand dollars.
| It is my will and I hereby direct
that all the legacies mentioned in
this, the fifth, clause OF my will shall
be paid as soon as practicable after
my death.
Sixth. I give and bequeath to my
nephew G. B. Ryland. the sum of one
thousand dollars; to my nephew Dr.
William Fl. Ryland the sum of one
thousand dollars and to their sister,
Lille Bell Younkin, the sum of five
hundred dollars.
I give and bequeath to Mrs. Nelson
B. Bailey of Hudson, Wisconsin, one
thousand dollars; to Mrs. Lucy M.
Barber five hundred dollars; to Lewis
Hayward of Detroit, Michigan, one
thousand dollars; to his wife, Mary
F. Hayward, five hundred dollars; to
Louisa -Tayward their daughter one
thousan dollars to Charles L. Hay
ward, t. cir only son, five hundred
dollars to Mrs. Grace d. Goodwin of
33 Cottage Avenue, Pawtucket, r. L 4,
five hundred dollars, and to Kenneth
G. Dufield, her brother, of Memphis,
Tenn, five hundred dollars
It is my will and I hereby direct
that none of the legacies mentioned in
this sixth clause of my will shall
be paid until after the death of my
wife, and shall not bear interest.
Seventh. BY reason of the high