The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1910-02-08
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Wills Probated.

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Wills Probated.
The following wills were probated at
the Surrogate's Office during the past
week.
The will of Sarah E. Regan, late of
Mount Holly, gives $4,000 each to her
sisters, Elizabeth and Hannah A. Atkin-
son; also her furniture and wearing APP
parel. Hannah also receives gold watch
and chain and solitaire diamond ring and
breastpin, and Elizabeth gets two-stone
diamond ring and emerald ring.
To Rachel Aaronson, sister, $1,000, and
s.. 900 in trust to Ella Shinn, a niece.
To Mrs. Ella Il. Scheetz, friend, 5000
and an opal and diamond ring.
The residue and remainder of the estate
is bequeathed to her nephew, William A.
Townsend, who with Joseph Huff, are
executors.
The will of Margaret s. Peacock, late
of Mount Holly, gives the bulk of her
estate equally to her three children
Sallie 1. Ritter. Mary R. Hillary and Will
liam l. Peacock. There are number of
requests of furniture, jewelry, clothing,
ETC., to each of the above children, who
are named as executors. They renounced,
appointed administrator.
A grandson, Edgar l. Hillary, receives
dozen forks, dozen teaspoons, silver
tea set and soup ladle. Another grand
son, W. Raymond Hillary, gets a dozen
coffee spoons, meat fork, dozen silver
knives and some other spoons.
A sister. Cornelia 1. Brown, is given a
breast pin and work stand.
DR.. R. c. Darlington receives mirror,
and William /. Brown hall table, mirror
and two chairs.
Mrs. Charles II. Deacon is bequeathed
two butter knives. pitcher, sugar bowl
and tea SET Mary NJ Champion, niece,
gets pearl breast pin and earrings.
Mary L. Bovine, late of Columbus, died
there January 9th. By her will she ap-
points Joseph F. Taylor, William S.
|. tors thereof. She orders that $50 be ex-
pended for suitable tombstone. To
Thomas B. Aaronson, $500; to John E.
Aaronson, s106s, to Elnathan Aaronson,
$1,000; to William S. Bovine, $500; to
Emily A. Bovine, $500; to Charles A.
Bovine, $500; to Rebecca A. Aaronson, in
terest of $1,000 during her life, and at her
death principal to go to her heirs at law,
to Mildred Aaronson, entire contents of
| her bed room; to Ellen Aaronson, the
entire. contents of her room on first floor.
All the residue of her house she gives to
Mary Anna Taylor. To Emily l.. Rock
hill, all her wearing apparel and $1,000;
to Emily A. Bovine, Emily L. Rockhill
and Mabel A. Bullock all. the residue of
her estate. Inventory filed shows per-
sonal property of sl3, l7751.
Mary F. Clay, late of Moorestown,
died there November oath, 1909. George
w. Heaton appointed executor of hen will
wherein she makes the following be-
quests. To her brother George W.
Heaton, her gold watch, household
goods, furniture, beds, bedding. books.
ornaments and the like, and one equal
fourth part of the residue of her estate;
to Sarah A. Heaton. SIS; to Lydia S.
Mead, 81; to Rebecca E. Aaronson, the
income Of the one equal fourth part of
the residue of her estate and at her
death the principal to go-to her child
rem; to Annie e. Brown the income of
the one equal fourth part of the residue
| of her estate and at her death the prin-
| cipal to go to her children; to Sarah S.
| Burr, the income of the one equal fourth
part of the residue of her estate and at
her death the principal to go to her
children. Inventory filed shows person
| al property of g, 937.34.
Mary W. Hoskins, late of MooIestown,
died there January z, 1910. By her
will she appoints Elizabeth D. Hoskins
executrix thereof and makes the follow
ing requests. To John Hoskins, 500;
to Benjamin G. Hoskins, Lizzie D. Hos
kins, each one-third of the residue Of
her estate.
Elizabeth A. Buzby, late of Cross
wicks, died there January z, 1910. By
her will she appoints her daughter
Margaret W. Lewis executor thereof and
gives all her estate to her granddaughter.
Lydia B. Kulp. Inventory filed show s
personal property of $203.
By the will of Naomi P. Mather, of
Westampton township, who died there
December 18th, she appoints ]. Gibson
McIlvain and Alfred R. Justice executors
thereof, and by codicil she revokes the
appointment of Alfred r. Justice, on
account of his expected absence from this
country and appoints Howard Watkin in
the place of the said Alfred sR. Justice,
} the codicil does not otherwise.change the
will. To her daughters, Susan l..
Mather and Naomi NJ. Loveland, she
gives the house and lot situate short dis
lance southwardly from the road from
Mount Holly to Rancocas. All the resi-
due of her estate she gives to her four
children, LYDIA NJ. Msther. Charles S.
Mather, Susan l.. Mather and Naomi NJ.
Loveland, share and share alike. In
} ventory filed shows personal property OF
1921. 40.