The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-07-30
WILL OF GEORGE WILLIAM
SMITH.

With the exception of nearly $685..
900 which is disposed of by special
/ bequests, the estate of George Will
liam Smith, pioneer railroad builder
of the county, financier and farmer
estimated to be valued at more thar
| 100000 is left to the heirs. With the
exception of bequest left to the Mt
Olivet cemetery company, the entire
estate is left to the members of the
Smith family. The will of Mr.. Smith
was filed for probate in the orphans
court of the county yesterday morn
| ing at about IL o'clock. The will is
dated July 27, 1909.
Il George William Smith of Fred
erick county Maryland do make and
publish this as my last will and testa-
ment as follows to wit:
Il give to Mt. Olivet Cemetery Com
pany of Frederick county the sum OF
| $50 the income thereof to be used in
taking care of my lots in said Gene
| terry. l give to my daughter Ida E
| Hunichen the sum of ten thousand
| dollars, five thousand dollars of which
shall be invested for her benefit and
| the interest therefrom be paid her
semi-annually, and at her death the
principal be divided between her chill
dren or their heirs. To my daughter
Mary K. Markell give ten thousand
dollars, five thousand dollars of
the above sum to be placed
in trust for her benefit and the income
therefrom be paid her semi-annually
and at her death without heirs, the
trust to be divided between her broth
ers and sisters or their heirs.
ITO my daughter Ann Eliza Smith
| give ten thousand dollars, five thous
and dollars of the above sum to be
placed in trust for her benefit and
the income therefrom to be paid her
semi-annually and at her death with
out heirs the trust estate to be divided
between her brothers and sisters or
their heirs. To my daughter Mamie
Estelle Smith l give ten thousand dol
lars to be invested for her benefit the
income therefrom to be paid for her
support and individual use, and at her
death the principal to be divided be-
tween her brothers and sisters or
their heirs.
ITO my daughter Fannie Virginia
johnson, wife of Wood P. Johnson, 1
give eight thousand dollars in addi-
tion to what | have heretofore ad-
vanced her. To my granddaughters
Pauline and Eleanor Smith, children
of my son, G. A. Smith, deceased, l
give two thousand dollars each, the
interest therefrom to be paid their
mother for care and until they become
of lawful age when the principal shall
be paid them. To my daughter in-law
Laura V. Smith, widow of my son G..
A. Smith l give in trust six thousand
dollars the interest therefrom to be
paid her semi-annually, and at her
death or marriage the principal to be
divided between her daughters Pau
line and Elenore Smith or their heirs
To my son George E. Smith / give
nine thousand dollars in addition to
sum heretofore given. To my son W.
l.. Smith l give nine thousand dollars
in addition to sum heretofore ad-
vanced. To my son Howard l.. Smith
l give eight thousand dollars in ad-
dition to sum heretofore advanced, I
desire that the balance of my estate
be divided between all my heirs as
their respective shares may appear
desire that the expenses for the
maintenance of my daughters, Ida e.
Hunichen, Mary K. Markell, Mamie
Estelle Smith and Ann Eliza Smith and
Laura " Smith daughter-in-law be
paid out my estate until a distribu-
tion is made by my executors, but
such expenses not to exceed more
than l have heretofore paid. l appoint
George E. Smith, William l.. Smith,
and Howard l.. Smith trustees to
manage all of the above mentioned
trusts in this will and if either of
them should die while acting as such
trustee the survivors shall act as trus-
tees. l appoint my sons, George E.
Smith, w. L. Smith and Howard l..
Smith, executors, to carry out the pro-
visions of this will, with power to sell
at public or private sale as they may
think best, any of my property and
have the right to be bidders thereon.
| name as compensation for their SER
vices as executors in settling my es-
tate the sum of twenty-one hundred
dollars to be equally divided between
them, and that there shall be no other
charges made by them in connection
with such settlement. l desire that
my executors close my estate within
period of two years from time of
administration if possible to do so.
"In testimony whereof ] hereunto
set my hand and seal this q day of
January in the year of our Lord Nine
teen hundred and nine."
GEORGE VIM SMITH.
WILLIAM S. ZIMMERMAN