The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-06
Wills Filed.

The will of the late Miss Margaret E.
SCHNEIDER, of Middletown, has been filed
for probate in the Orphans Court. She
gives to her brother, Theodore NJ. Schin.
dler, or his heirs, the sum of 5000; to her
nephew, Ed A. Toms, or his heirs, $500;
to the American Bible Society, New
York, SIoo, to be applied as they see
proper; to Christ Reformed church, of
Middletown, the sum of $50, to be held
in trust by directors of Valley Savings
Bank, the interest to be applied annually
for any repairs needed upon cemetery
lot, where rest the remains of Annie c.
SCHNEIDER, Melissa Getzendanner and
others; to the Lutheran church in Middle
town, the sum of $50, to be held by dlrec-
tors of the Valley Savings Bank, the
interest to be applied annually for any
repairs needed upon the cemetery lot,
where rest the body of David SCHNEIDER
and others, and should no repairs be
needed upon said lots the interest is to
be paid into the treasury of each church
named and applied to the Easter offering
of said churches. The balance of her
estate is to be sold and the proceeds
divided equally between her brother,
Theodore c. M. SCHNEIDER, or his heirs,
and sister, Mary B. Toms, or her heirs.
She appoints her brother, Theodore c.
Nj. SCHNEIDER. and nephew, Ed. A. Toms,
as her executors.
The will of the late Lewis M. Motter,
of Emmitsburg, has been filed for pro-
bate in the Orphans Court. He be-
queaths his entire estate. real personal
and mixed, to his sons, Isaac NJ Motter
and Lewis Edwin Motter; to his daughters,
Carrie M. Hack and Grace Resser, and
to the children of his deceased daughter
Alice c. Amman, and his deceased SON
Joshua 5. Motter, in six equal shares, four
OF said shares TO his four living children
and the two remaining shares to his afore-
said grandchildren per stripes, and not
per capita. He authorizes and empowers
| and directs his executors to sell his real
estate to the best advantage to the estate
He appoints his sons, Isaac NJ Motter
i and Lewis Edwin Motter, and son-in-law,
Augustus A. Hack, as executors without
bond.
The will Of the late Miss Louisa F.
Engelbrecht, of this city, has been filed
tor probate in the Orphans Court She
bequeaths to her friend, Mary Idle, all
her furniture, clothing, jewelry and per-
| sonal belongings; to the Woman's Chris
tan Temperance Union, of Frederick,
Md. she gives $500; to Eliza Hardt, $500;
to M~gge Cromwell, $500; to Christie
Bnrdette, SIoo; 10 Louisa Cook, 500; to
VIM B. Storm, $780, to Richard P
Storm, $500; to Maggie Sahm, 500; to
Clara Kline, $780, to Mary Kline, 500; to
Amy Cromwell, 500; to George Idle,
! SIoo All the rest and residue of the
estate is bequeathed to her friend, Nettie
V. Lidle She appoints Clayton O.
Keedy as her executor.
The will of the late Mrs. Anna F. Dull
OF this city, has been filed for probate in
the Orphans Court. She gives to her
daughter, Annie Maria Dull Hedges, her
two dwelling houses, los and I4s West
South street. with the privilege of selling
one OF them should she become in need
One house she must keep for home for
| herself as long as she lives, and at her
death the balance is bequeathed to her
hephews, Harry F. Buch and Edwin c.
Buch, and their children at their death.
She appoints her daughter, Annie NJ.
Hedges, eXecutrix, without bond. In a
codicll, she gives her daughter Annie
Maria Dull Hedges, the privilege to sell
| one house and take the money and build
two houses, and after the death of her
daughter and husband, Samuel Hedges,
she gives 10 her niece, Louisa G. Blum,
the sum OF 500; to Elouise A. A. Buch,
$780, and to Justin Gruver Buch $500,
tue latter children of Harry ]. Buch, to
be put in trust for them until they are 81
years old. She also gives 500 to help
educate Justin Gruver Buch. She ap-
points Frank Buch guardian over Elouise
and Justin Buch. The residue is to be
divided between Harry J. Buch and Ed
win Z. Buch, share and share alike. She
appoints Louisa c. Blum and William II .
McCatfrey to sell and settle up her estate
without bond.
The will OF the late Miss Margaret Mil
Ter, of Woodsboro, has been filed for pro-
bate in the Orphans Court She gives
all her wearing apparel to her friend
Alice V. Grabill. All the rest and resi-
due OF her estate is bequeathed to Emma
E. Anders, wife of Charles M. Anders
She appoints d. Albert Sharetts as her
executor without bond