Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1911-08-31
.H.C. LOUDENSLAcER's WILL
1 Resume OF the Requests.

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The will of the late Congressman
Loudenslager was admitted to probate
Thursday last The estate is said to
be worth over 100000 and is largely
in the form of bonds and mortgages.
Over six typewriter pages were COW
cred by the will, abstracts of which
we give as follows:
"In the name of God, Amen, Henry
G. Loudenslager, of Paulsboro, in the
County of Gloucester, State of New
Jersey, being of sound and disposing
mind and memory, do make and pub
lish my last will and testament, as
follows:
First: ! direct that all of my just
debts and funeral expenses be paid as
soon as convenient after my decease.
Second / give, bequeath and devise
the house and lot of land where |
now reside, together with the furni-
ture therein contained and personal
property in and around said premises,
to my beloved wife, her heirs and as
signs forever.
Third: / give and bequeath unto my
executors and trustees, hereinafter
named, the sum of two thousand dol
lars, to be held in trust by them, the
income ofeWhie}sais to be used in the
care of the &C Try lot now owned
by me in the Egfington Cemetery, o.
Gated at Clarksboro = and the Hot
in the cemetery of the st. Paups n.
E. Church, located at Paulsboro, in
said county and state in which my
mother and father are buried. i
Fourth: l give and devise unto my
executors = 3 all the rest, resi-
due and remainder of my estate upon
the following trusts:
TN brief and paraphrased)
(a) To pay the net income thereof
to my wife during her natural life.
"In addition to the income of my
estate which is to be paid to my wife.
if at any time she should so desire,
and should make written request
therefor to my said trustees, l direct
that out of the principal of my estate
there shall be paid to my
said wife the sum of 81 900 per ysar,
as soon as conveniently may be done
after such request is made"
(b) On Mrs. Loudenslager's death,
the trustees are to create fund of
$4,000 to be held by them in trust
for the following purpose: To apply
the income thereof to the establish
ment and maintenance of two scholar
ships, one to be known as the "Eliza-
beth Loudenslager Clark Scholarship
and the other the Harry IT. Lou
denslager Scholarship" in memory of
Mr.. Loudenslager's deceased chill
dren. The former is for the use OF
such female residents Of the coun-
ties of Camden, Gloucester, Salem
Cumberland and Cape May, wno show
fitness for entrance to any OF the rec
ognized universities of the L. s., for
females, the winner to be chosen by
competitive examination. The other
scholarship is for male residents Of
the above named counties at Yale
University, but no two scholarships
shall be held by residents. of any
one county at the same time.
(c) On Mrs. Loudenslager's death,
fund of $4,000 is to be created. to
be known as the Mabel" Salisbury
Loudenslager Fund. and to be held
in trust by the trustees as follows:
Three hundred dollars annually to .ne
Cooper Hospital and like amount to
the w. j. Homeopathic Hospital,
both of Camden, for the purpose of
establishing and maintaining q bed in
each of said institutions to be known
as the Mabel Salisbury ioudenslager
TJ<,<7s u, 1as,I. Of
from this fund is to be disposed Of
according to the discretion of trus-
tees.
I'D On Mrs. Loudenslager's death,
and after carrying out the aforesaid
objects, the income from two-thirds
of the remainder of the estate is left
in equal parts TO Mr.. Loudenslager's
three grandchildren, of Chicago, un-
til each has reached the age of 80
years, when one-third of the princi-
pal of the estate is to be paid them;
but in the event of the death of either
of them before reaching 80 years of
age, and without lawful issue, the
whole of the income from two-thirds
of the estate is to be paid to the sur
surviving grandchildren.
(e) On the death of his wife, one
third of the net income of the re-
maiDder of the estate is tc be paid to
his sisters, Emma and Ann Louden-
slayer, share and share alike. Upon
the death of either OF them that in
come is to be paid to the children of
Chas. N. Salisbury, brothsr-in-
law, share and share alike, and to the
survivor or survivors of them, and
upon the death of their survivors, the
one-third of the remainder of the es-
tate is to be used in carrying out
charitable objects at the discretion of
the trustees.
Fifth: Whatever income is left af-
ter the trusts in sections e and t of
paragraph are carried out, one-third
thereof is to be paid to the Centen-
airy Fund and Preachers Aid Society
of the N. ). Conference OF the NJ e.
Church: one-third 10 st. Pauls Al.
E. Church of Paulsboro; and one