The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-20

lomariiy used by me In connection
Herewith.
direct that no inventory or se-
curity shall ever by required o. my
said wife in respect Of any OF the arti-
cies Of personal property by this Sec
ton OF my will bequeathed to her for
her life, and that neither she, nor her
estate shall ever be held Liable for
any consumption. use, damage, loss,
or injury in respect to any of said
articles
Morgan provided that all taxes and
insurance premiums charged against
the property left his widow should be
paid by ]. P. Morgan. Jr.. from the
residuary estate After completing
reference 10 the requests to the
widow, the viii took up the provis-
ions for the children. beginning as
follows.
I give and bequeath unto my son
John Pierpont Morgan. Jr, if he
shall survive me, the sum OF three
millions of dollars"
It was provided that In case the
son died before the father the three
million dollars was to be equally d.
yided among the children of the son
To each OF his three daughters
Morgan left s5,ooo,000 providing they
survived him. as all of them do. They
are Mrs. Harriet Livingston SatterIee,
Mrs. VIM. Pierson Hamilton and Miss
Anne Tracy Morgan, The married
daughters are permitted to dispose OF
the bequests in their wills as they
see fit. Miss Anne Morgan, In case
she married, and has issue, may dis
pose of her bequest as she chooses
II she marries but dies without issue
she is permitted to beaueath to her
surviving husband any part of the be-
quests not to exceed $1,000 600.
All four of the $4,000, 900 requests
are to be held in trust by the execu-
tors and trustees, the incomes to be
respectively paid over to the son and
the three daughters. The will pro-
yides that in case a daughter died
before the father the sum OF s3,000, 900
should be held in trust for her chill
dren who were to share and share
alike.
The will then reads as follows:
Section TN case my said son,
John Pierpont Morgan, Jr.. shall die
before ME, leaving wife surviving
him, then and in that event give and
bequeath to my said executors and
trustees the sum of 100000 in trust
to collect and receive the income
thereof. and to pay over the net in
come annually to the widow of my
said son during the term of her nat
ural life
Section 81 give and bequeath un-
to my son-in-law, William Pierson
Hamilton, the sum of 100000.
Section 81 give and bequeath I'M
to my sop-in-law, Herbert Livingston
Satterlee, the sum of s1,000,0o0.
Article VII give and bequeath all
of my wines unto my said son, John
Pierpont Morgan, Jr. or If he shall
not survive unto his son, Junius
Spencer Morgan. Jr. desiring how
ever, that the legatee thereof should
divide such of them as he thinks
proper among my sons-in-law and my
/ friends.
Article WILL bequeath and trans
fer to my son. John Pierpont Morgan
Jr., all my right, title and interest as
patron or fellow in perpetuity in the
Metropolitan Museum of Art in the
! city of New York and in the American
Museum of Natural History In said
city, and all similar rights in other
4 institutions of like general character
i OF which | may die possessed. If m.
l said son shall, at the time of my
death, already have in his own right
such fellowship or similar right il
any of said institutions then | give
and bequeath such fellowships, Of
other right in said institutions unto
the eldest child surviving me- of M
said son who shall not 1--we in his o.
her own right such fellowship, o.
similar right in said institutions, ant
III hereby request said corporation II
transfer any such rights in accord
ance with the provisions of this be
quest"
Morgan left 100000 each to Jenni,
: Bigelow Tracy, widow of his brother
) in-law. Charles Edward Tracy, and t,
his sisters-in-law, Clara Tracy Hoppil
, and Julian n. Brown.
, Setting forth that during man.
years they have been members OF hi
household, Morgan left 100000 t.
Lucy Edridge Lee; 100000 to Ethe
Bangs Wallace and an annual incom'
of $4,000 to Florence NJ. Rhett. Thes,
three requests are in the form o
| trust funds to be held intact durni
the lives of the tbeneficiaries
Morgan left fund of 100000 tn,
income of which is to be paid over t.
st. Georges Protestant Episcopa
church Of this city for the support o
the ministry Of the church. He left
fund of 100000 the income of which
is to be applied to the support of mis-
sionary stations In the Protestan
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