Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1912-10-29
ANNAPOLIS LEGATEES.
The Will Of George A ZeIl Provides
Bequests for Mrs. Bull and E. S.
ZeIl.

Annapolis as more or less interested
in the will of George A. Zell, who
died in Baltimore October % at the
Stafford, and whose will wes filed
yesterday in the Orphans Court of
Baltimore. Two of the legatees are
Mrs. Rosslie Zell Bull, of South
River, this county, a niece of the de-
ceased, and Mr. Edwin S. Zell, of
Bay Lodge. ST. Margaret's, this coun-
ty
The testator left bronzes, pictures
and inlaid table to his brother. Henry
s. Zell. He left $780, to his
nephew, Oliver Carroll Zell, abso-
lutely, together with all his personal
jewelry, as well as some pictures and
bronEes. He CAV the sum Of S25. 900
to the Safe Deposit and Trust Com
pany to pay the income to his nephew,
George Lewis Zell, son of his deceased
brother. Oliver c. Zel. At his death
the principal is to become a part of
the residuary estate.
The sum OF S25, 900 is left in trust
to the same trustee to pay the income
to his niece, Fannie Rosalie Bull, of
South river, Anne Arundel county, for
life, then to her children for life, and
then to her descendants. The sum
of $25. 900 is left in trust for Marie.
Stanley, niece. her children and
descendants, under the same provi-
sions. The sum of S25, 600 is left in
trust for Edwin S. Zell, of Bay
Lodge, St. Margaret's, this county.
He will receive the income thereon
for life and upon his death the prin-
cipal is to become part of the resi-
due.
The testator directs that one-fourth
Of the residue Of the estate he held
in trust to pay the income to his
brother Henry S. Zell's widow and
then to their children. Upon the
death of the child living the longest
the principal is to be divided among
the descendants of Henry S. Ztll.
One-fourth of the residue of the es-
tate is to go to his brother, James A.
Zell, absolutely.
Another fourth part of the estate
is to be held in trust to pay the in.
come to the children of the testator's
deceased sister, Marie Virginia
Crane, whose names are: Bessie
Virginia Kempton, Charles Campbell
Crane, Oliver Zell Crane, Florenc
lowering Leech, George Amos 2.
Crane and Andrew Fuller Crane.
Upon the death of all the aforenamed
children the principal is to be dis
tributed among their descendants.
The remaining fourth part of the
residue is left in trust to pay the in
come to Mrs. Mary Zell, wife of Rob-
ert r. Zell, and upon her death, to
the testator's brother, Robert. Upon
the death Of the latter the principal
is to go to Robert R. ZelPs descen-
dants.
The Safe Deposit and Trust Com
pany is nominated as executor and
bond was fixed by the court at $780,
600, which would indicate that the
apparent value of his personal prop
erty, exclusive, however. TO any real
estate he may have owned, is about
the amount of the bond. The will was
dated May II, 1912.
Mr.. Zell states in the will that
he made no bequest to either his
niece, Mrs. Florence H. Simpson, or
his nephew, Arthur Stanley Zell, be-
cause they are amply provided for.
Mrs. Simpson, formerly Mrs. Mott,
was slso a resident of Annapolis, and
occupied one of the Duke of Glouces-
ter apartments until her marriage to
Mr.. Simpson, of Pittsburg. Any
legatee contesting the will is to forfeit
all share in the estate. The will was
made May II last. Mr., Zell died
October %. He was retired capi-
talist.