The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-01
WILLS AND APPRAISALS.

WILLIAM TousEr, who died September
.? last and was son of the founder
OF the American News Company left
s952.s62. The estate consisted of $l25.a3o
IN real estate. t277,617 In cash. $780,
5l7 In notes and mortgages and H03,6l5
In stocks and bonds He had 200 shares
of the American News Company, worth
sis5.O5s. He left his entire estate to
nephews nnd nieces. william u. TouseN
and Louise and Ellreda Tousey received
sl00.iaa each; Alice 4. cody. Florence
Sterling, Anna T. Allen and B"njlmin
Tousey received s1i.32i each. and $60,25a
each went to Sinclair. Lillian and Ralph
Tousev and Elizabeth Louise Beardsley.
WILHELM RoBsRLEn. confidential man
for I.adenburp. Thalmanu Co. who died
May 20, 1919, left sl26G7j. lie had 500
CTS In securities and owned number of
lottery tickets and a collection Of stamps
lie gave $4,000 to his friend Mrs Adele
Harms III 1000 to his niece Felicitas Rob-
bins and S2T.14T each to three sisters,
CHARLES f.. CIIAMBEnLAINr. who died
November %, 1912, and was president Of
the Knickerbocker Chocolate Company.
left S3OI, asa. Of when seas. O9S was the
value of 5,052 shares of preferred and
2 0in shares of common stock OF IN"
chocolate company His wife Emma s
Chamberlaine, received t25l.3io and SEA-
6i9 went to his brother, Robert l.. Cham
beraine. His life was insured for 500
O0o for the benefit of the company.
CITY MAGISTRATE kEyRAN j. O'coNNoR
who died suddenly on March ~, 1919. left
s33 S69 of which ss,623 went to his wife,
Josephine, and the rest to his three chill
dren lie left S2i.370 in bank deposits
MARY u. BARRoN. who died September
&c. 1913. left st6063 Of which st,hII
went to the Society for the Propagation
of the Faith She gave slll72 To her
godchld. Mary u. Barron, ON condition
that SHE does not become an actress, but
attends a Catholic boarding school and is
educated to he a teacher.
WILLIAM ID. RAMSEY, who died at Ram
rey. ~ j.. ON July IS. 1919. left securities
worth st3b774 and real estate valued at
$40 600 to thirty cousins
Llzzlr nrNNrrr Lock woop left $17G.7Ti
of which sS5.l0I went to her sister. Julia
l.. Tonnellc. and the rest for life. TO her
husband, George Roe Lockwood On his
death the PRINCIPAL goes to Columbia Inl-
versity to establish scholarship fund for
students in the third and fourth year in
the college or Physicians ard Surgeons,
ORRA G. FREEHOnN. who died July ~
last left Sl67l70. she gave 81 $50 each
to two friends, Mary f. Davenport and
Anna T.. Myers. and left trust fund of
s25,OOo to her companions harSaret Me
Ginnis,
KATHERINE s. pul,oIs. who died Octo'
her :, 1913. left s23a,s76, Of which s2o,ooo
went to Louis pul'ois mn adopted SON and
the bulk of the estate WAS left to nephcws
aud nieccs She gave s25,0oo to organize
iIons connected with the Reformed Church
IN America.
Henry ScHirr. an importer OF hosiery
who died August ~ last, left s2l2,30e. al
| which $l4S, $3.50 was the value ~ his IN
! teres, in the firm Of Henry SChin 90
lie gave $40, 900 to his wife, Rachel Schtn
and S5i .95l each L. his sons and partners
Samuel H. and Oistavc w. Schin, and his
dnuaNter. Lillian Bcrnhcimcr
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