The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-12
WI[LOF MARTIN
/. SULLIVAN IS
RECORDEDHERE
BEQUEATHs ALL OF HIS PROP
ERTY, SAID TO BE WORTH SEW
ERAL MILLIONS, TO RELA-
TNEs, BUT NONE TO THOSE
WHO HAVE MARRIED INTO THE
FAMILY.

The will of the late Martin H. Sui
livan was filed for probate in the Of
fee of the county judge yesterday
morning, and its terms and requests
placed on record. Mr.. Sullivan gave
all of his property to relatives, his
wife, sons and daughters being the
principal beneficiaries. After making
a number of requests to relatives, the
will relates that the remainder shall
be divided share and share alike
among the widow and sons and
daughters, but in the event of the
death of any of the sons or daugh-
tiers without children the property
shall revert back to the surviving
brothers and sisters. The will as
lows:
Know all menby these presents
that l, Martin H. Sullivan, of Pensa-
cola, Florida, but now temporarily in
New York city. being of sound mind
and disposing memory, do make, pub
lish and declare this to be my last
will and testament.
ITEM l.
Having this day made a sufficient
provision for a permanent fund for
the maintenance, support and comfort
of my son, John ]. Sullivan, as long
as he lives, it is my will that he shall
not share or. have any other part
whatsoever in my estate,
ITEM II.
1t is my intention to give to Chas.
Grant of Naples, Texas, a $4,000 in
terest in the mill property at Naples,
Texas, as soon as the same is reor-
ganized and If 1 shall not have given
to said Charles Grant said $4,000 in
terest in, said Texas property before
my death l direct that my executors
in any reorganization, sale or other
new Arrangement of said property
turn over to said Charles Grant and
make over to him such $4,000 in
terest. I direct that said Charles
Grant be not allowed, so long as my
estate or any of my children are in
terested in the said Texas property,
to pledge or sell the said interest so
given to him, but he shall have the
right to sell the same provided the
whole of my interest or that of my
estate or children be sold at the same
time.
ITEM III.
I give, devise and bequeath to my
wife, Kate G. Sullivan, for life, my
residence and lot on the corner of
Baylen and Gregory street. Pensacola,
together with all the furniture, house
hold goods, and everything pertaining
thereto and after her death the same
shall become the absolute property of
give and devise TO my said son, Daniel
F., my lot known as my Office lot in
Pensacola. next to the opera house.
ITEM ".
It is my intention to increase the
capital stock of the Sullivan Bank &
Trust Co., of Montgomery, Ala. to
$780, 900, and # I shall have done so
before my death give and bequeath
all of my stock in the said bank to
support, maintenance and education OF
the children of my son, Martin H
Sullivan, Jr., and If I should fail to
do so before my death I direct that
my executors place good bonds for
said trust company, the income from
which shall be applied to the support
maintenance and education Of the
children Of my said son Martha, those
that he now has or that may hereaf-
ter be born to him; the said trust to
continue so long as any of the chill
dren of my son Martin are under the
age of 81 years. When the children
of my son Martin. now living or that
may be hereafter born to him, have
all reached the age of 81, the said
bonds shall be divided between them
share and share alike. / devise to my
son Martin the house and lot on the
corner of Baylen and Chase streets
known as the Captain Grant property
ITEM V.
direct that my executors also de-
post with the said Sullivan Bank and
Trust Co. good bonds of the par value
of $4,000 in trust for the education
of my grandson, Miles Tierney, Jr,
son of my daughter Julia, the income
from said bonds, or so much thereof
as may be necessary shall be applied
to the education of my said grandson
When he becomes thirty years of age
said bonds shall be turned over to
him. together with any unexpended
income from same.
ITEM VI.
give and devise to my daughter