Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-29
SONS INHERIT
LETS0N ESTATE.
Report of July Issued by
Surrogate Pearse.

New Brunswick, July 2O:-The
three sons of Peter r. Letson, who
died at Stelton on July 3, will in
herit their fathers estate, believed to
be of large proportions. The will
has been probated by Surrogate
Pearse. In his will Mr.. LetsOn left
81, 900 to each of his sons, Benja-
min w, Charles T., and jeremiah w.
Letson, all of S%telton, besides giving
q specific beguest of $3.50 to John
Dennis. who had been in his en-
ploy for many years. All of the rest
Of the estate was left to his wife,
Mrs. Sarah Jane Letson. but as she
preceded her husband in death, the
residue of the estate will go to the
three sons.
The will is dated January 81, 1891,
and was drawn by Former Governor
George c. Ludlow. who died twelve
years ago. Governor Ludlow and
Benjamin S. LetsOn were the wit
nesses. Mrs. Letson and jeremiah
w. Letson are named as executors
and the will was proven on applica-
ton of the latter, the surviving ex-
ecutor.
DIR. Fanning's Estate to Wife.
The will of Or. Thomas J. Fan
ming. who died on June "a, following
an operation. was executed two days
before his death, the witnesses be-
ing Howard A. Reynolds and Kath-
ryn A. Manley. The doctor left his
entire estate to his wife, Cornelia
A. Tanning, who is also ~executrix.
s. Cheeseman's Estate to Sister.
The will Of Henry S. Cheesman,
who died in this city on June IS, was
executed on May IS, 1907, the wit
nesses being Arthur V. and Warren
R. Schenck. He left his entire es-
tate to his sister, Arabella and Annie
w. w. C~heesman; also making them
executrices, and providing that in
case Of death of one, the other
should take all. Arabella's death
preceded her brothers, so Annie
Cheesman is the sole heir.
Another sister, Mary H. o, Evans,
of Trenton, is not mentioned in the
will. Mr.. Cheesman owned the Cen
trail cemetery on Morris street.
Other surrogate business for. July
was as follows:
The following wills were probated:
OF Eugene B. McCarty, Of South
Brunswick, died June 10; Daniel w.
Clayton, executor.
John H. Smith, of South Amboy,
died April 8, 1910; John H. Smith,
executor.
Camlto Alberghini, of Roosevelt,
died June 20; Emma A~lberghini, ex-
ecUtrix.
Nora H. Ware, of New Brunswick,
died June %; Catherine Macon, ex-
ecutrix.
Milford D. Valentine, of Wood
bridge, died July 4; Rachel V. Val
%entine, e~xecutriX.
Anna Maria Thumb, Of New
Brunswick, died July 4; John Thumb,
executor.
Margaret Blank, of Dunellen, died
June %; John H. L. Peters, execu-
tor.
Abel F. Randolph, of Metuchen,
died July 6; Charles Randolph, ex-
Elizabeth H. June. of South
River, died July 6; Daniel H.. June,
executor.
John w. Erath, of New Bruins
wick, died July 8; Catharine Erath,
executrix.
Carl J.. Nielsen, Of Perth Amboy,
died July 10; Martin Peterson, exec
utor.
James Dalton, of Raritan, died APP
ril "a; Margaret and James Dalton,
executors.
Letters of Administration.
Letters of administration were
granted to the following:
Sarah E. Cole. Jamesburg, estate
Mary A. Cole, died February %.
Amount, $40.
Matilda Madeline, of South River,
estate James Madeline, died June 10.
Amount $500.
Adelia Szalowtcz, of South Amboy,
estate Felix S2alowics, died July II.
Amount, S1,700.
JOnna w. Schenck, of New Bruins
wick, estate Letitia Ten Eyck, died
June 10. Amount $4,000.
Mary Long, ~Sayreville, estate Carl
Long, died July 2. Amount, $50.
Marion A. Randolph, of Westfeld,
| estate Mary A. Randolph, of New
Market, who died IN 1898. Substitu-
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