The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1910-08-23
surropate,s ONCE.

Letters of administration on the estate
of Ella v. Potts, deceased, Of Jacobs
town, have been granted to William A.
Slaughter, of Mount Holly. The per.
sonal estate is valued at 81. 800, and the
heirs are Joseph Potts. uncle, of Chester
field; John B. Potts, uncle, Of Jacobs
town; Eliza Carter, aunt of Ellisdale,
and Anna Sexton. aunt, of Pemberton.
Mary Sohl, the widow. has been
granted letters of administration on the
estate Of Henry Sohl, deceased, of Delran
township. The heirs are the widow,
two sons and minor daughter, and the
personal estate is valued at $500.
On the estate of George G. Whomsley,
deceased. Of Burlington, letters of adj
ministration have been granted to the
widow, Mary E. Whomsley. She and
five sons are the heirs. The value of the
personal estate is $500.
The will of James Duffy, deceased, Of
Florence. has been admitted to probate
and letters testamentary have been
granted to James N. Duffy. of Florence.
The personal estate is valued at 81 200.
1t is provided that the widow shall re-
ceive the income Of the estate during
life, and granddaughter, Marie Moore,
of Norristown, becomes the sole legatee
at her death.
James V. Roberts, of Beverly. has
been granted letters testamentary on
the estate of Lydia r. Frazier, deceased.
of Burlington. After directing the
manner and place of her burial, the de-
cedent creates trust fund of 500, the
income to be used in the maintenance
of the family burial plot at Cedar Hill
way is bequeathed s125 annually. the
same to be paid from the income Of the
estate. The residue of the estate is left
in trust for Franklin R. Frazier, a
brother, he to receive the income upon
the condition that he shall permit Re-
becca S. R1dgway to live with him in
the house on the south side of Mechan-
les street. Burlington, during her life
time should she so desire. In the event
of his unwillingness to comply with
this condition it is directed that the
property shall be sold and the net pro-
ceeds paid to Rebecca S. Ridgway. At
the death of the brother several bene-
ficiaries are created. The decedent's
half interest in the Mechanics street
house goes to Rebecca Ridgway. Lydia
| F. Mattson gets several articles of house,
hold goods and for her the sum of $500
is to be set aside, to be paid with &C.
crued interest when she reaches the age
of twenty-one years. Should she die
before receiving the money her surviv-
ing brothers and sisters become the
beneticiaries. Laura 81. Ford gets
Rogers. ST., household goods and 500;
Leonard, BERTHE, Elmer and Maud
Rogers, household goods and books
Wesley Frazier, Levi Frazier, Emily
Kimble, Mary A. Mattson, Edward
Kimble, Gussie Carman, Charlotte T.
Headly, Ella Louis, Sallie Colby and
Mary ]. Mattson, $40 each; Harry. John
and May Mattson. and Alice Nippins,
$50 each; Lille, Emily, Frank and John
M. Mattson, $25 each; Daniel Rogers,
Jr., 500; Anna Rogers, household
| goods; Elizabeth r. White, household
goods and 500; Sarah Ridgway, 800
Solomon Ridgway, $500; Frank Frazier
Sarah Colby, Sarah Ridgway, Mary H
Middleton, Lizzie r. White, Mary A
Mattson, Lydia Coleman and Rebeccs
S. Ridgway, household goods and wear
ing apparel. The testrstrix sets forth
that all claims she may have against hel
brother are to be considered null and
void.
Letters testamentary on the estate o
E. Randolph Maule, deceased, of Moores
town, have been granted to Richard R
Parry, Edmund W. Maule and the Bur
lington County Safe Deposit and Trus
company. The widow is to receive th'
income of the entire estate during he
lifetime. At her death there is to be al
equal division of the estate among thu
four children and one glandchild. Tn
value of the estate is not given.