The Washington herald., 1911-03-18
WALKERS ESTATE
DEVISED TO SONS
Daughters to Get Residence
and Equal Income.
OTHER WILLS ARE PRoBATED
Historical Society of Batavia, n. "
and Sarah J. Cummings, of This
City, Named Equal Partners In
Residue of Estate of Mrs. Louise C.
Rand-Sons of Mrs Jennings Heirs.

His shares Of stock in the ". T. Walk
er Brick Company are given to his sons,
William H. Walker and Charles J. Walk
er. by the terms of the will of William
Tobias Walker. dated December !, 1905
The residue OF the estate is bequeathed
10 his sons George e and Charles ].
Walker, IN trust, to manage the same
wisely and to give his unmarried daugh-
ters, Mabel A. Eta M and Elinor G.
Walker the exclusive use and occupation
OF premises 2156 California street, to-
gether with the household furniture.
The trustees are directed to pay to the
three daughters named 500 per month, TO
be equally divided among them.
Divided Into Eighths.
Upon the expiration of five years from
the date of testator's death. all Of his
Walker trust estate is to be divided into
eight equal parts. as follows: Fannie G.
White, Cora NJ. Hayes, George E Walk
er, Mabel A. Walker, Eta NJ. Walker.
and Elinor G. Walker the remaining
two-eighths part TO be held in trust for
the benefit of his sons Ernest T. Walker
and Arthur L Walker.
A codicil attached 10 the will dated
August ., 1910. directs that premises 2156
California street, including household
furniture so to his daughters, Mabel A.
Eta M and Elinor e. Walker. for the
reason that they have been with and at
tended me during my late illness, extend
ing over several years.
George E Walker and Charles ]. Walk
er are named as executors. The testator
died March II last
The Holland Purchase Historical So
Ciety of Batavia, y. Y, and Sarah J.
Cummings. of this city, are named as
equal partners of the residue of the es-
tate Of Mrs Louise c. Rand, whose will.
dated March last has been flied Sarah
J. Cummings is to receive 5000 in cash
and thirty-tWo shares Of stock of Bridge
port corporations. Other bequests include
Hattie Rand Gavins. of Barker, y. Y,
$500: Charles z. Rand. Tonawanda, n. Y,
500: Henrietta McAlIister Baldwin. Mif-
f7irtown Pa 800 and a diamond pin:
Alice Chamberlin. Galesburg. Ill. $500;
Mary Foote and Lucille Colby, of this
city. each 800 and Mrs. Conelia V.
Storms. Bridgeport, Conn, 500
After the payment of $500 to Mountain
Grove Cemetery Associa ton of Bridge
port. the remainder Of the estate is to be
equally divided as stated above Sarah
J. Cummings is named as eXecutriX.
Bequeathed to Sons.
dated December ., 1907. leaves her prop
erty in Hancock County. Ky. to her son,
James II. Jennings. The remaining es-
tate IS devised to her sons James II.
and Sidney J. Jennings, in trust for her
daughter. Edith Octavia r. Jennings.
The sons are named as executors.
BY the terms OF the will of Cherry
MAYO. dated July 16, 1910. a bequest of
800 is made TO George Mayo. Of Peters
burg. Va. Premises No. 3H street
northwest is left to Ella 4. Sweet for
life. then 10 Frances Ruth Middleton.
The remaining estate is devised TO Ella
\. SWEET, who is named as executrix.
Mabel Grey Elliott Bailey, by her will
dated December 9, 1908, provides a be
quest of $500 for her mother, Lizzie d. |
Elliott and gives to her sisters Ruby G. ,
Elliott and Elvie L l. Elliott, her jevelry |
and wearing apparel. The remaining es-
tate is devised TO her husband. James A !
Bailey. who is named as executor.
The will of Edward Green, dated Feb |
ruary + 1911 has been filed for probate |
Requests of 800 each are made to |
Blanche GOodloe, Caroline Jackson, and |
Eliza Jefferson. The remaining estate is |
left TO her sister, Frances Green, who is |
named as eXecutriX-