The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1913-04-22
.j.P.MORGAN'S WILL
BLOOD OF THE ACHIEVEMENT
GAVE MORGAN coNFi-
pENcE.
Charity and Servants Given Generous
Bequests-RcsIdue Of Vast Estate
Go to Son and Grandson.


New York; commit my soul
into the hands of my Savior, in full
confidence that, having redeemed IL
and washed 1t In His most precious
blood. He will present 1t faultless be-
for the throne Of my heavenly Fa-
Their. and entreat my children to
maintain and defend, at all hazard,
and at any cost of personal sacrifice.
the blessed doctrine of the complete
atonement for sin through the blood
of Jesus Christ. once offered, and
through that alone" 49,
This is the extraordinary and strik-
ing utterance which begins the last
will and testament of John Pierpont
Morgan, who died at Rome on March
81 last, whose body, heaped over with
Towers from the crowned heads Of
Europe, was, a fortnight later. brought
back to his own land, and last Mon
day was borne to its last resting place
at Hartford.
Ever since the funeral the publica.
ton of the great financiers last will
has been awaited with keen expecta.
ton, and 1t Is safe to say that Of all
the interesting testaments of eminent
citizens of America, that Of Mr.. Nor
gan. to be offered for probate here
Monday morning. Is by far the most
interesting.
Size Of Estate Withheld.
/, As to the amount of the estate.
which is one of the first questions the
public naturally is asking, there Is
nothing in the will to give any accu-
rate idea, and the executors declare
that no announcement will be made
on this point until the appraisal has
been made for determining the state
Inheritance tax.
The amounts of requests named by
specific sums is under $20.000,O00 but
the entire residue Of the estate is left
to ]. p. Morgan, Jr., who is designed
by his father to become the chief heir,
not only to his fortune, but to his many
charitable and artistic activities.
Summary Of the Requests Made BY
viii Of Morgan.
To Widow-In trust Ito be be.
queathed at her death as she shall
direct), $1.O00.0O0. Trust fund from
his father (amount not given). Other
funds sufficient to make her annual
income 100000. His country place,
"Cragston. "'and all its contents. His
Madison avenue home and contents
aexcept family portraits AMI wines).
To ]. p. Morgan, Jr.-Outright gift,
$4,000. 900. All his wines. His rights
and titles in Metropolitan Museum
and similar institutions. His private
art gallery and its contents. All the
residue of his estate without condi.
tons.
To Daughter, Mrs. n. L. satterIee-
In trust, 100000 Ito be bequeathed
by Mrs. Satterlee among her children
as she may elect.
To Daughter, Mrs. w. p. Hamilton
In trust. 100000 Ito be bequeath.
ed by Mrs. Hamilton among her chill.
dren as she may elect.
To Daughter, Anne T. Morpan-In
trust, 100000. If said daughter
shall be married and have no children,
and her husband shall survive her
she may leave him not to exceed
81, OO0,0 900.
To son-in-Law, W. p. Hamilton
(outright). 100000.
To Son-in-Law, H. L. satterlee Tout.
right, $1,OOO,0OO
Public 6equests-To st. Georges
Episcopal Church. New York IA trust)
100000. To Archdeaconry of Orange
Ia trusD. 100000. To House of Rest
(for consumptives), 100000.
To Friends and Servants.
To DIR. J. w. Marcoe. life income, to
continue for his widow upon his death.
per year. $4,000; to Miss Belle Da
Costa Green. his librarian, $4,000; to
Miss Ada Thurston. library employee,
10000; to Capt. w. B. Porter, his sail.
ing master, $4,000! to c. w. King. his
private secretary. $4,000; to each en-
ploye of ]. P. oMrgan & Co. and OF the
London House of ]. s. Morgan & Co.,
years salary; to Edward Phillips,
his valet, $4,000; to Jenny b. Tracy,
sister-in'law, 100000; to Clara T.
Hoppin. sister-in-law, 800 900; to Julia
N. Brown. sister-in-law, 100000: to
Lucy L. Lee, OF his household. income
for life on$100.000; to Florence NJ. Rhett
OF his household. annual income Of
$4,000; to Ethel b. Wallace. income
for life on 100000; to each member Of
the Corsair club. silver token OF value
OF $1,000; to Mary G. McIlvaine, a
friend. annuity of $4,000; to j. Beaver
Webb. friend. $25O.O00; to Mrs. Alice
Mason. a friend. an income for life,
per year. $4,000; to Margaret Hender.
son. his London housekeepes. annuity
OF $4,000; to Henry Pendry. his Lon
don house butler. annuity Of sL250; to
Mrs. A. King, his Dover house house.