Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-18
KIN BENEFIT BY
MLAUGHL|N WILL
Estate of 1900 900 to Be
Held in Trust Ten Years
for Children.

JERSEY CITY, June 1S.-Dennis
Mclaughlin, a former county clerk oil
Hudson County, and at one time the
Democratic leader, who died June 9
last, at his home, PAL Eighth street.
from acute indigestion, made a will
prior to the death of his second wife.
Theresa L. Mclaughlin, but didn't
change 1t W to the time Of his death.
He decreed that, at the expiration
of ten ear after his death and after
certain requests were made, the res
idue of the estate, valued at about
81, 800, 900, be divided into equal shares
between his widow and children, or
the issue of any children who died.
This decree excluded his son James
Mclaughlin. who Is dead and for
whose children the will provides.
Mrs. Mclaughlin. Dennis and John
Mclaughlin, two OF the sons by the
first wife of the testator, were named
in the will as executors and trustees.
Mrs. Mclaughlin having died. John
I'M Dennis Mclaughlin have quail
fed as the executors and trustees.
The will was made and signed
January %. 1911. The witnesses were
Edwin F. Smith, law partner of
William d. Edwards, and Frederick
w. Ritter, a lawyer In Edwards &
Smiths office.
Provides for Sister.
The will b~equeathed to Mrs. Nc
Laughlin the house and lot at PAL
Eighth street, together with the fur
nishings except the plano, which is
bequeathed to a daughter by the Sec
ond wife, Maria l. Constantia Nc
Laughlin. She was also ~bequeathed a
house in Wellington street, Philadel-
phia; a house and lot on Liberty
street. Newburg. N. Y, and the coun-
try place at Milford, Pike County, Pa.
To his sister. Mary BARLEY. of this
city. he provided a monthly allow
ance of 500, together with the free use
Of the house at 325 Pavonia avenue.
At the death of this beneficiary her
daughter, Mary BARLEY, is to receive
the same benefits. Upon the death
Of Mrs. Barley and her daughter,
Mary, the property goes to Agnes
Crowley, another daughter of Mary
BARLEY.
The will directs that after all en-
cumbrances on property in West
Hoboken hat was owned by the de.
ceased son, James, has been paid off,
$3.50 a year shall be paid to the widow
Of James, Mrs. Rella Mclaughlin, In
monthly installments. for the main
tenance and education Of her two
ahilIran II,A.h a~I Ta@aau MI o,.~l. q
lin. This allowance Is to cease at the
expiration of ten years after the
death Of the t~estator and when his
residuary estate Is to be divided.
$1,000 Fund for Minor Children.
The residue of the estate, after the
above bequests are provided for, in
GLIDING all personal and real prop
erty, is given in trust to Dennis and
John Mclaughlin. the executors of
the will. for the following purposes:
To invest and %reinvest the same and
to collect and receive the rents and
income therefrom.
To pay out of this income all liens.
such as assessments. insurance, cost
of repairs to property, interest on
loans and mortgages. taxes and
water rents.
To pay over out of the balance os
the said income to his wife, Theresa
Mclaughlin. $1,000 a year in monthly
payments, for her support and the
| support and education of minor chill
dren.
To apply the balance of the income
to the reduction of payment on mort
cages or other liens against the es-
tate. To advance to any children
above the age of 81 years such sums
as they may deem proper for their
support, but not more than 81, 500 a
| year, and each amount so advanced
is to be charged against such child
in the final settlement of the estate.
At the expiration of ten years after
the death of the testator $40, 900 each
is to be paid to Hugh and James Nc
Laughlin, grandchildren, and SOM of
the deceased son, James, either In
cash or property. II one dies then
the other Is to get the deceased's
share or at their death their issue
Is to get the share allotted them.
At the expiration of ten years the
iC5iodoA oioNO 10 " pC olFloCo
into equal shares, Mrs. Mclaughlin
having passed away, between the sur
viving children, Hugh F. McLaugh-
lin, Thomas X. Mclaughlin, Dennis
Mclaughlin. John Mclaughlin, chill
dren by the first wife; Edward f. c.,
Maria L., Constantia, Dorothy The
resa and Theresa Katherine Nc
Laughlin, children by the second
wife.
The will authorizes the executors
to hold as 4 valid Investment in the
testator's estate any stock or bonds
which he left and authorizes them
to invest from time to time the es-
tate in any such bonds or stocks.
The will further authorizes the
executors to continue loans against
the estate as they may deem wise and
to pay on as they think best and tc
sell any property for the purpose
Of raising cash to provide for be-
quests.
Mrs. Mclaughlin being dead, the
requests made to her in the will be-
come part of the residuary estate ex-
cepting the provision for $1,000 pei
year for the education and main
tenance of the minor children. all foul
born to the second wife.
The will was admitted TO probate
by Surrogate John P. Egan, Of Hud
son county.