The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-03
b||VEs ESTATE
WORTH $4,000
DAUGHTER OF LATE REV. DR.
HOGE REMEMBEMs CHURCH
IN WILL.
/ MAKES MANY REQUESTS
Sun OF 800 Is DONATED TO MIS-
siONs AND $50 TO sun
DAY-sCHOOL
CLASS.
MAKES MANY REQUESTS

Bessie l.. Hoge, daughter Of the late
Rev. Moses u. Hoge, ID. D., probatsd
In the Chaneery Court yesterday. the
stm Of $100 is left to Hoge Memorial
Presbyterian church. TO be expended
~ the pastor may decide. For shells
and books in the libraries at Hamp-
den-Sidney College and Union Theo-
logical Seminary. the sum Of $50 each
! IS provided. ''as "a memorial to her
father, who was trustee In both
institutions.
The Fredericksburg Home School,
FOR which her father "labored so
long and which was of most special
concern and interest to him. gets
$200.
Through the Ladies' Benevolent So
eisty OF the Second Presbyterian
church, the sum Of 500 Is donated
TO that church. to be divided between
the home and foreign missions. To
the primary class In the Sunday
school. $50 lis given by the testator
AS memorial TO my sister. Mary
Gillian, So long the devoted teacher
Of the class. to be expended as the
chief teacher may deem best.
Gets One Bond.
To her brother. Hampden Hoge,
one Georgia and Alabama per cent.
bond Ia beaueathed. The testator
adds that he has had other money
from me-
I'm remem brance of her faithful
care and goodness in helping Hamp-
den to q better life" the sum Of $500
liz left to Hampden Hosa's wife.
Mary Agnes Hoge.
The residue OF the estate. whose
total value Is placed at $4,000. Is
left mostly to the testators brother.
Moses y. Hoge. Jr,. whom she loved
dearly" and to other near relatives.
To Bessie Hoge. daughter OF the
Rev Peyton II. Hoge. is left $500.
and to Augusta 7. Daniel and Char
lotte Daniel is left $50 each. The
Tor lncurables.
Dr. Moses l.. iioge. Jr., qualified
a. executor of the will. which bears
the date OF April IL, lsll.-
Leaves xi0S,oVO.
According to papers filed in the
chancsry Court, Miss Mary Pegram
Anderson. or c2Q West Franklin
Atreet. who died recently. left an es-
tate valued at $10S.eoo. of which
sso.ooo is in personal property.
Principal requests In her will are
as follows.
TO her sister. Virginia Mcintosh
4
strcet. with all the contents OF the
house. for her life: then TO her chill
dren. Margaret and David. Also. to
her sister for her life $4,000 In Tired
egar bonds. These bonds also go
eventually TO Margaret and David
Mcintosh. For the present use of
Margaret Mcintosh $4,000 in bonds
are set aside.
To David Mcintosh. $4,000 in
Tredegar bonds is given for his pres
ent use. s@~x3.i
To Allen Morton. $4,000.
To W. w. Morton, $4,000.
TO May V. Morton. $1,000.
Remaining IrupnTty. my srares OF
stock In Tredegar Iron Works. to be
divided One-haif goes to her hus-
hands i've grandchildren.
To Frank Hobson. $500.
Twenty-Five shares Tredegar stock
tn Virginia Mcintosh. her sister. From
the div idends on this stock $500 is
to be paid annually to Miss Augusta
: z. hs4Hie4- and &.aA- to Miss Charlotte
Daniel. and 5000 TO Travers Daniel.
should he survive hts sisters
Valued mt S36.OOe.
William q. knight and Ray T.
Knight ouaiified in the Chancery
Court yesterday as administrators OF
Isst Retatt IA NiSNSiiH@
knight. who left an estate valued at
eJG, 900.
An authenticated copy Of viii Of
George William Clark. of kenstngton
Garden Square. London. England.
wAs admitted TO record In the same
court Recordation OF the Will here
WAS rendered necessary by the fact
that the testator owned $4,000 worth
Of property in Richmond.