Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-23
.HIILsF|LED TO PROBATE
&. DISPOSE OF 100000
Documents Entered in Chancery
Include Tcstamcnts OF Miss Mary
Il. Williams and l.. c. Bosher.
MUCH Is LEFT TO CHARITY
Retreat for Sick, Shcltering Arms,
Virginia Homo for Incurablcs,
Richmond Male Orphan Asylum
&. and Y. NJ. c. A. Remembered.

Wills disposinE OF more than 81
oU2, 200 OF personal property and real
es'sate were admitted to probate by
Judge William y. Moncure in the
q Chancery Court yesterday, among
them the wills of Miss Mary T. Will
9liams and Lewis Crcnshaw Bosher.
boil, Of whom died recently.
Thomas {. Williams, Jr.. A. d. Will
pany qualified as executors of the
Williams estate. which is valued at
S1.750.000. The bulk of tho estate
goes to the two brothers and one
sister of the testatrix. The follow
ing legacies and gifts are provided:
Many Are Beneficinries.
y trust fund Of 100000 for her
niece. Mrs. Ella Williams Smith for
life. ana after her death, to her
schildren; $4,000 TO her nc7hew-in-
Law, James Gordon Smith; $4,000
each to her three grand-nephews. r
Z. Williams Smith. James Gordon
Smith and w. h Massie Smith: her
liams, and her brotherin- law. Will
liam r. Massie. each the sum OF
$500, with the request that ,aey
purchase some memento Of her; her
". THOMAS. Margaret \. L. craw.
Charles :: Gillette. 5000 each. anu
r. c, Wortham, Jr., $4,000: w. p.
ginia -RanIet, $1,000: Miss Mary
elizabeth WORKMAN. $500; Mrs. a. b.
Northington. Miss Maggie Brennan,
Misses Maggie and Mollie Graham,
loving servants: Hannah quinn.
$1,000: to her maid. Matte Eldridgt,
an annuity of SIS per month; Rich
ard Wilson and Richard Adams.
$1,000 each; Matilda Minis and Mary
Allen. 5000 each.
Bequests are made to the follow
ing religious and charitable institu-
lions: Baptist Home for Aged Wo-
N men 1ei s., Virginia ;a Home for 1neurables.
Arms Hospital, Instructive Visiting
Nurses Association, and the First
Baptist Church Endowment Funu,
the sum of $4,000 each; and to tho
Sunnyside Day Nursery. $4,000
Leaves Personal Gifts to Friends.
In addition to the foregoing gifts
she directs that articles OF personal
Jcwelry should BE given to certain OF
her designated friends and that the
rest OF her tangible personal prop
sr,y. located at her residence, S24
West Franklin Street, or connected
Herewith, should so to her brother,
Thomas c: Williams, Jr. The residue
VI VIC SoSalc rs W pc uNlNe0
among her two brothers and sister,
Mrs. William X. Massie.
Charles @. Bosher qualified as ex-
ecutor OF the estate OF Lewis Cren-
shaw BoSAcr, which is valued AT
S16i,OOO. The bulk OF tho estate is
bcqucathcd to relatives.
The following requests are includ-
ed in the numerous provisions OF the
Will: To the Retreat for the Sick,
$1,000; Shcltcring Arms Hospital,
81, 000; Virginia Home for Incurables,
81, 600; Richmond Malo Orphan Asy,
slum, $1,000; Young Mems Christian
association of Richmond, $1,000; First
baptist Church Endowment Fund,
$4,000.
Leaves Library 10 Associates.
The testator mentions that no pro-
Mission Is made for certain nephews
and. nieces, nor for his sister Sophie,
because they are amply provided for.
His medical library is left TO his
professional associates. Drs c. Il.
Martin, ID. Meade Mann and Herbert
Mann, and 100 shares OF the capital
stock OF Stuart Circle Hospital to
DIR. Martin. The residue OF the es-
stare is devised 10 his sister, Mrs L.
b. Janncy.
Nellie ii. Chadwick qualified as ad-
sninistratriN of Virginia II. Chad
wick, estate valued At $500; Edna
"A. Bohlayer, administrators OF George
II. Brown. $500: pMrip IIi.ch, adj
administrator OF E!zQe5cih Xardt, 5000;
William II. Lampkin: administrator
of Roland b. IamSk in SEQ