The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1914-10-27
MANY REQUESTS ARE
MADE BY TESTA7ORS
Charities and Friends Receive
RGmembranCes.

After making bequest of $100 each
TO All Souls hospital, of this town,
and st. Joseph's Home for the Blind
in Jersey City, Miss Ellen T. Nc
Grath, of this place, left a number of
small bequests to friends and rela-
tiyes. To Mary Hickey Davis she
left S100, to Margaret Driscoll Bes-
ton $3.50, to Mrs. Mary Cahial SEIZURE
man $3.50 and her breast pin, and to
Vincent Dacey, Helen Patrina Dacey
and Margaret Lucy Roach 800 each.
To her cousin, Ellen Matthews Nc
Cormack, of East Newark, she left
her watch and chain and $500; to her
cousin, Thomas Matthews, $3.50; to
another cousiIs Catherine O'Brien, OF
Pittsfield, Mass, $3.50. The residue,
after her debts are paid and a mark
er lis purchased for her grave, is to
go to another cousin, James Powers,
OF Lee, Mass. John d. Collins is
named as executor.
Letters of administration have been
granted Christina Riker on the es.
tate of her mother, Annie B. Jack
son, who died here March 1st. BY
her will Mrs. Jackson left all to her
husband, Alfred H. Jackson, appoint
ing him executor. The latter died
before his wife.
Alice E. Lindemann, of Chatham
left all her estate to her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Simpson, ap-
pointing her father executor.
The will of Mrs. Mary Gary, of Mad.
ison, has been admitted to probate
She bequeathed $500 to her daugh
ter, Alice Gary Ambrose, wife OF
George Ambrose, of this town; tc
her sons. Timothy and Benjamin Gary
of Madison, she left $3.50 and S5C
respectively, and to her granddaugh
ter, Kathleen O'Toole, of Madison
$40. The residue of the estate she
left to another daughter, Mrs. Mary
Gary Whelan, of Madison. and she is
named as executrix. No provision is
made for John Gary, another son
as the will states he is already com
fortably supplied with this worlds
goods.
Mrs. Sarah Amelia Mitchell, of Mt
Olive township, left $1o0 to the state
institution for the feeble minded al
Vineland in trust for her daughter
Alma Mitchell, who is an inmate iot
the institution. The residue is Ief
to three sons, Aaron b., Robert V.
and Charles NJ Mitchell. Robert "
Mitchell is appointed executor.
The accounting of John l.. Wenman
surviving executor of the win 20
Jeremiah Hayden, has been allowed
and shows balance of 81 ,524.69.
BY his will, Theodore Pettinger, o
Jefferson township, bequeaths tn,
sum of $40 to his sister, Margaret Nj
Search and divides the residue of hil
estate between his brothers, sisters
and nephews, Whitfield Pettinger
Emma e. Search, Mary f. Pettinger
Warren H. Pettinger, Minnie b. Paul
son, Lulu e. Norman and Joseph w
Pettinger share and share alike. War
ren H. and Mary f. Pettinger are
named executors. Pettinger was {
brother of Layina Pettinger, whose
will was admitted to probate after be
ing in the courts for over a year
The latter bequeathed her whole es
tate to her nephew, Benjamin Harri
son Search.
Among the wills admitted to pro
bate is that of Dr. Edwin o. Peck
DR.. Peck left his entire estate tc
his wife and named her as executrix
Curtis e. Whittlesay, of Madison
dleel uilScllHS lHdl lmS uGDUS Ue palu
bequeathed all his estate to his wife
and appointed her and Robert e
Harmed as executors.
Albert Bruen, of Kings, N. Y, left
to his three sisters, the Misses Anna
and Lavinia Bruen and Mrs. Louisa
Magic, the undivided third of the un-
divided fifth of the real estate ir
this county bequeathed to him by his
father To his eldest son, Charles
G. Bruen, he left the tall clock he
had inherited from his father. The
residue of the estate he bequeathed
to his widow, Mrs. Electa Bruen. He
appointed her as his executrix. In
case of the predecease of his wife
he arranged for the appointing of his
son and his son-in-law, u. D. Frisby,
executors.