Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-01
SURROGATE HAD.
LITTLE TO Do
Only a Few Wills Filled Dur
Month of August In
This County.
WAS MOVING OCCASION

New brunswick. Sept. livery
resident OF Middlesex county was
very considerate during August and
saved up their vitality to make the
ming for probate of many Wills i'm
possible. All because Surrogate Pc
Ter +. DAILY has been busy moving
into his temporary quarters on the
top floor of the New Brunswick Fire
insurance building.
so the surrogate's business during
the past month has been very slow,
due to the kindness of all hands, ac-
eording to the belief OF Deputy Sur
rogate Daniel w. Clayton.
Two very we'll known M~iddlesex
county farmers died during July
n their Wills were filed this month.
Both owned considerable. property
in the sections in which they lived.
Perhaps Thomas Collins was the
more wealthy, while Thomas Smith
the better known.
Mr.. Smith, who died on July "a,
and was buried in the family plot at
Spotswood, Is survived by a widow,
two sisters and seven g%randchil-
dren. Four-of the latter live in Ell
Paso, Texas.
Mr.. Collins's will was set forth in
detail~in this paper at the time 1t
was filed for probate. Majority of
the estate, including the income
from the residue after a few small
divisions were made, was willed to
the only surviving son., Patrick
Henry. The nex nearest to kin is a
sister, Bridget, Of Colts Neck. who
was willed the farm on which Mr..
Collins died, upon the death of the
son, Patrick.
Following are the wills filed dur
ing August:
VIII of Thomas P. Collins, of East
Amboy, who died July "a, 1910, with
George w. Lykes and Mrs. Walter
Peppler named as executors. Per
sonal estate valued at $4,000.
Will of Mary KEENAN,, Of Wood
bridge township, who died --
with John J.. Griffin as executor.
(There are no heirs at law of this
estate).
Will of Thomas Smith, of East
Brunswick township, who died July
"a. 1910, with Sarah Smith and Da-
vid Serviss as executors.
VIII ofThomas P. Collins, of East
Brunswick township, who died July
81, 1910, with David serviss as e
ecutOr.
Will of Margaret L. Howell, of
this city, who died August 9Th, 1910,
with Martha e. Van Fleet as execu-
trix.
VIII of Barbola Ruszin, of Perth
Amboy, who died July 9Th, 1910,
with George Ruszin as executor.
VIII of Isabel Woolcocks, Of this
city. who died August 18th, 1910,
with Isabel Cornell as executrix.
VIII of Louis c. Aaroe, of Perth
Amboy, who died June 20, 1910,
with Jensine Aaroe as executrix.
VIII of Bridget Brennan, Of this
city, who died August IA, 1910, with
John III. Brennan as executor.
Letters OF Administration.
Following are the applications for
ing August with Surrogate Peter F.
DAILY:
Aug. William e. Browning, OF
Trenton, applies for administration
Of the estate of Elizabeth Browning,
who died July 10, 1910. The per-
sonal estate is valued at $4,000.
Aug. 9-Rose Goldman, of Perth
Amboy, applies for adminiEtration
of the estate of Max Freiberg, who
died May Is, 1910. The personal
estate is valued at $500.
Aug. 17-Celia Richmond, of
Perth Amboy, applies for admins
tration of the estate of Hyman Rich
mond, who died August 2. 1910. The
personal estate is valued at $500.
Aug. Margaret Monaghan, of
South Amboy, applies for admins
tration Of the estate Of William Mon
Afghan, who died July "a, 1910. The
personal estate Is valued at $3.50.
Aug. 18-John ]. Ryan, of South
Amboy, applies. for administration
of the estate Of John Farrell, who
died July 16, 1910. The personal
estate Is valued at $1,000.
Aug. 18-Emma Langefeld, of
Philadelphia, applies for administra-
ton of the estate of Ernest Lange-
field, who died April 10, 1910. The
personal estate is valued at 500.
Aug. 25-Ada A.. Hoffman, of
South Brunswick township, applies
for administration of the estate of
Lewis M. Holman, who died August
IS, 1910. The personal estate is