The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-03-11
Wills Filed for Probate.

The will of the late Peter w. Shafer,
OF Middletown, this county, has been
filed for probate in the Orphans Court.
He bequeaths all of his estate of every
kind and description, in trust, with the
power to invest, and to pay the annual
income from the trust estate to his wife,
Annie l.. Shafer, during her natural life,
and after her death the estate is to be
equally divided among his children, the
share Of any deceased child to go to his
or her children. if any. He appoints his
son. John P. Shafer, as his executor,
without bond.
The will of the late William Allen.
colored, of Petersville, this county, has
been filed for probate in the Orphans
Court He gives ali of his property to
Francis Allen, and Teresa Allen, share
and stare alike. In return they are to
equally support his wife, Anna Allen.
Out of the estate is to be reserved $40
for masses, $40 for his soul, and $40 for
the soul of his wife. He also directs
that SIS should. be given to his son,
William Allen, of Pittsburg To Willie
Brown he gives his interest in the estate
of Nanny Sullivan.
The will of the late Jacob M. Huffer
of Broad Run, this county, has been
filed for probate in c Orphans Court.
He wills that each of his three sons,
Charles M. Hufer, Luther M. Huffer
and Samuel ]. Huffer, shall each receive
the sum Of $500. He also wills that each
of his aforesaid sons shall receive for
services rendered since they became of
age the following sums Charles NJ,
81, 500; Luther M, $3.50 and Samuel
:, $500. He gives his sons the right
to purchase his farm and mountain land
for the sum of SI4, 400, and also the priv
ilege to purchase the live stock and
farming implements at the appraisement.
He gives to his wife, Sarah E. Huffer,
all of his household effects and she is
also to receive the sum of $4,000. The
rest and residue of his estate is to be
equally divided between his five chill
dren: Charles M. Huffer, Luther NJ.
H0ffer, Samuel j. Huffer, Clara Belle,
wife of Rev. ]. W. Reinecke, and Mary
X, wife of Harry E. Huffer. He APP
points his sons, Charles NJ, Luther
NJ, and Samuel J. Huffer, as his execu-
tors, without bond.
The will Of the late Mrs. Emma 7.
Flock, widow of w. Snively Flock, OF
near Burkittsville, this county, has been
filed for probate in the Orphans Court.
She directs that the personal property
be divided equally among her children,
provided that they can agree, and
if not, it is to be sold She gives
her son, ID. Charles Flock, the right to
purchase the farm upon which he now
resides, containing 263 acres. for SIC, 355,
and If he does not elect to do so in
sixty days, it is to be sold. All of the
rest and residue of her property is to be
converted into cash. She gives to her
son, Wilbur F. Flock, $500; to her son,
]. Ridgely Flock, $500; 10 her daughter,
5. Grace Arnold, $500; 10 her daughter,
Nora kefauver, $500; and all of the rest
and residue of the estate is to be divided
into five equal parts one of which is be-
queathed to each of her sons. d. Charles,
Wilbur S., and !, Ridgely Flock; one to
her daughter, Nora Kefauver, with the
request that she keep it invested and
give it to her children at her death, and
the remaining part to her sons, D.
Charles and Wilbur S. Flock, in trust,
to safely invest the same for the use and
benefit of her daughter, S. Grace Ar
mold, and at her death to pay the corpus
of the fund to her children, per stripes.
She gives her the right to use portion
Of her share for the purchase of home.
She appoints d. Charles Flock as
testamentary guardian for her son, J..
Ridgely Flock, until he arrivhs at the
age Of 81 years.
She appoints her sons, d. Charles
Flock and Wilbur S. Flock, as her ex-
ecutors.