The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-01
WILLS AND APPRAISALS.

WILLIAM NJ. MORAN. who died June .
last and was the father of Mrs Paul
Grout. left u total estate Of $209.035. He
gave $4,000 to his sister, Isabella II.
Ballenttne, and left s3I.65s each to the
following children: George r., William Il.
and Harry p. Moran. sons, and Lily VI.
Grout and Isabelle Porter. daughters. He
also left the same amount to Robert b
Hart, q grandson. He had real estate
worth $lS5,500.
ALEXANDER THOMPSON, a veteran truck
ing contractor and monument setter. who
was in business in kingsbridgc more than
fifty years and died February 3. 1911 left
sl3s+32 He gave $4,000 in real estate
and life interest in s5964s to his wife,
Mary T.. Thompson. and the rest OF the
estate Ia the following children: Alex
ander. william j. and Charles T.. sons
and Mary g., Adeline and Emma l..
Thompson. cornelia Briggs, Edith T.. T.
Willis and Florence NJ willis. daughters
An equal share went to Eliza a. 7. Brani-
gan. a granddaughter.
LOUISA NAREr. who died August last
left s23S.13o. of which s11S,290 was In
securities. She CAV. $1,000 each TO ST
Francis and ST. Joseph's Roman Catholic
churches. $4,000 to ST. Patricks Cathedral
and $4,000 to Cardinal Farley for the
erection OF memorial windows and affairs
in the cathedral and for prayers for the
repose OF her father. mother. brothers.
sisters grandparents. aunts and uncles.
She gave $4,000 to 81. Vincent's Hospital
and $4,000 to ex-Pol!ce Justice Thomas
L. Feitner FOR many acts OF kindness
She gave s3o,s5S each TO the folio WINK
grandnieces: Anne, Elvina and Leila
varet, Emily Terriberry and Lillian n
Bennett She left the same amount &c
Charles 5. Reinhardi. Il grandnephew
EMANusL DENzER, an insurance broker
who died December 25, 1911, left si5,5i1
| Of ytyhirb c22 N his daughter
Bessie Oppenhetmer, and the rest &c
grandchildren.
FANNY BAcHRAcH. who died March "a
/ last. left $3.50, of which s2i,s0O went
! to her daughter Jennie, and sl3,sl3 &c
! her son Leopold. She gave the rest &c
| two other daughters and two sons. Sh,
| had a stationery business worth sl2.206
EMILY LOUISE WHITFIELD. who died
September "a last. left s2o.623 to tive
! daughters and two sons.
JENNIE McCABE, who died October 30
1912, left s3s,55s TO her son and niece
ALICE TALBOT LANcEy, who died Jan
| uary II. 1911. left her entire estate Of
| S232<b 70 friends She gave S2.3l5 tC
| Charles Steele of J. =. Morgan & Co. ant
| left to her foster brother, Col Charles
| w Larned of West Point an ivory NINA
ture Of herself
MARY w. BINGHAM. who died May IS
1911. left 349.775 to her brother. nephew
.sRAHAM Fox. n poultry merchant, wht
| died February 90. 1918. left s9l.22o Il
his widow. two sons and four daughters
| WILLIAM II. EcKERT, who died October
| 4, 1912. and was the brother of the lat
| Gen Thomas r. Eckert long presiden
| Of the Western Union. left only Sl.45'
in life insurance. He had a net estate O
1929, divided between two sons and tive
| daughters. He had a life income unde
his brothers will.
| JOSEPH II. Sex WARE, a clothing manu-
facturer, who died October 2. 1912. lief
$37,706. OF which 100000 was his in
| terest in the firm of Schwabe, Levy Co
He left his entire estate to his widow
Cora Ostheim Schwabe.
! JOSEPHINE MAcMULLEN, who died Apri
| 20 last, left s27,96+ to two sons and three
! daughters
PERRY =. WILLIAMS, who died Octobe
10, 1912, left s6i.6+4 to his wife for life
On her death II goes 10 his our brother
| and two sisters
! GEORGE Il. MEAD, JR, who died
| Brooklyn on August 26 last, left ne
! appraised estate of $440,42072 nearly al
| in stocks. bonds and mortgages. His wife
| Myra c. Mead. and his son, j. Douglas
Mead Of White Plains. are the sole bene
| ficiaries.