The Washington herald., 1911-03-03

Leaving an her property to Arthur T.
Brice as executor OF her estate, the will
OF Catherine M. Humphreys, who died
February rs last, was filed yesterday,
being dated June 10, 1907.
The executor is directed to sell the
estate and dispose Of it as follows: To
her niece, Letitia H. Wrenshall. 5000. or
at her death, to her daughter Catherine
H MARYLAND; to her nephew, Samuel H.
Yonge, 5000, the same to be paid at his
death to Letitia Yonge Hsyne, Charlotte
Y Stringfellow, and Catharine H Yonge;
to executor, 5000, for investment, the in
come to be paid to her niece, Mary C..
Humphreys to her great-nieces, Jessie
P. Humphreys and Mamie II. Humphreys
$4,000; to Mary Humphreys, widow Of her
brother, William P. Humphreys, 5000;
to her nephew, William P. Humphreys,
$1,000: to her nephew, L Murray
Humphreys, 500; to the vestry OF Wash
ington parish, Christ P. E. Church Navy
Yard, Washington, D. C. as a perpetual
trust fund, the income thereof to be used
to care for burial lots therein and Con-
gressional Cemetery; to her cousin,
Jane NJ Hall, 500: to her faithful ser
want" Agnes Jackson. 800.
The testatrix bequeaths her share OF
her fathers estate to her niece, Letftia
Fl. WrenshaIl, and her nephew, Samuel
H. Yonge
Daughters Get Residue.
The residue is devised TO the three
daughters of her nephew, Samuel H.
Yonge, Letitia Yonge Hayne, Charlotte
Y. StringfeIloW, and Catherine H.
Yonge. Should Arthur T. Brice fail to
act as executor. William A and G..
HoIdsworth Gordon. attorneys-at-law, are
named in his place
The will of Henry NJ. Dellinger, dated
July p, 1905, and codicil of November
10, 1909, were filed yesterday. Mr.. Del
| Iinger died February Q last, and dis
poses of his personal effects to his rela-
tives. a tract OF land in Washington
County, Md, is devised to William H.
Dellinger, in consideration whereof his
share in the residue of the estate be
reduced to $500 To William II. DeIlinger
and his two sisters, Sarah E. Updegraf
and Eliza Snively, and the children OF
his brother. Jacob DeIlinger, is given
his household furniture. and to the
National Savings and Trust Company
all the residue Of the property. to be
held in trust and divided as follows: To
Jacob DeIlinger, in equal shares, 500: TO
Mary C.-Hage, Of Denver, Colo, 500; to
the children of Mrs. Emma McMaChan,
of Cleveland Ohio, 500; to Miss Clara
Z. Ball, OF this city, 500; TO DR.. Charles
A. Ball. Mrs. Mary f. Hyatt. and Miss
Florence Ball. OF this city, 800 each: to
Henry B. Hill. New York, 500; to Clara
A hill, 500. The National Savings and
Trust Company is named as executor.
Bequeathed to Sisters Children.
BY the terms of the will of Martha
Ann Duckett, dated February l. 1911, and
filed yesterday, her entire estate is de-
vised to her nieces and nephews. Marie
B. Wade, Joseph A. Wade, ]. Lancey
Wade. John H. Wade. T. Hyde Wade,
Martha Wade, Rose Wade. F. Guy Wade,
Paul Wade, Coma Wade, and Emily
Wade. these being the children of tes-
tatrix's sister, Caroline L. Wade. Her
nephew, Joseph A. Wade, is named as
executor. Mrs. Duckett died February
z last.
The will OF Myron l. Story, dated July
8, 1896. has been filed for probate To
his brother, Benjamin F. Story, of Spring
field. Mass. 5000 is left; to another
brother. Samuel H Story. of Claremont,
y. H., $500, and to a nephew and name
sake, Myron f. Story, 800. Other rela-
tives are remembered with gifts.
The remaining estate is devised to his
widow, Mary W. Story, who is also named
as executriX. The deceased left no real
estate but his holdings of stocks and
bonds aggregated $500.