Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12
H. MAYO'S ESTATE
lis VALUED At S1,191,024
Bulk Goes to Daughters. but Rcla-
tivcS, Churches and Others
Are Remembered.
W. II. WHITES is 100000
James Is. Pace Leaves No Will-liis
Property Estimated TO Amount to
$112,0OO, Besides Life Insurance
Made TO Widow.


I and qualified AS trustees and cXccu-
= trtccs .of the property. Resides them,
{ however numerous relatives, num-
i arc given requests through the docu-
Z ynent.
u Richmond. Fredericksburg and TO-
tomNc Railroad. who died Il few days
ago. left an estate OF 100000 but no
Will, according to statement as to
the value OF his property. filed in
court for tax purposes yesterday.
Pace Executors Qualify.
James Il. Pace. former CRY Treas
urer: also left no VIII and an estate
of $1,000, besides life Insurance
William II. White. jr., and the Nir-
Einia Trust Company, qualified as eN,
ecutorS in the case of Mr. White, and
General 10 Lane Stern and James r..
Face. Jr, In the latter case. Under
the Virginia law when no Will is left
!. the widow is entitled to onc-third
IS and the remainder divided equally
among the children.
Among the multitudinous heneAci-
aries in the Will OF Nj. Mayo are in
cluded the trustees O: All saints Pro-
testan; EPISCOPAL church, Christs
I. Protestant Episcopal Theological
4 Seminary and High school, at Alex
! Hospital, trustees OF the Homo for
7 Protestsnt EpiscePal Church, Tic &c
Z ants, friends. relatives and employees.
Provides for Two Daughters.
BY the second provision OF the will
100000 is left to each OF the TWO
daughters OF the deceased to he paid
= them. the value of property TO be de-
{ termined by George NJ. Reid and "A
nephew, william $. l., Mayo:
$50, In the third provision Robert *.
Mayo. son OF the late ]. II. +. Mayo.
and q. nephew of the deceased. is be-
queathed $1,000 for. the duration OF
Z equally between his wife, Annie. his
daughter, Agnes, and his son. J. IL. i.
Mayo. or SUCH OF them as are living.
the princ!pal 20 be held in trust by
William :. =. Mayo and his sister.
aary y ln=.e. children OF William
So s2cr TAS.- mother. widow "
S...4-zr- p Mayo. and NOW Mrs.
t+-2e-z-t 9 Nz.enttos- vie ot El-
@zc1 y N1-s--lr=, = lst: $1,000
Il -. s...-z <.ss O, = II =
AAq,g, szs;t--a----1v >: ?ste- Il Mavo.
.-Fet = ,'+'s =: $50 5--s-c aer l.s@
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tttss'tta III: .'s-is.s-L-v s.---tAt
80 iu,4t -,e 1.-zc-;,t. - I--s. 4--@-
1evI-t -aF5e %. nL A-r.
rs.Ill $50 .ier@ = 81 Nzya. y
al umii-.-.uu, cnptrfl,e
BsIenn1 Cameron Es--srzw a.
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o~e II. liant. notes cs,f...s.ts
bonns- SEato&:t 81. Line Railroad
sfcaE o. u-t.. S-Sgi-s- ;i-e-lss-!s t,al.
t,-csF ~ MS Life ..s.-a.... z.r-ss,1 :
~ Hths-w-st, -rr.u6.as ateres: il,
-. ans ~. statement o: 3! &c
csuIts % Wt*. Is between the years
Isl G.t -S.l ars cancelled"
en stt;-5G .o-- Q: the Will Mrs.
- 80. [ase ltaha2.2h, slster-in-law
George ! Bu-we!I are each nan.i
a. ptSt rlc!a-..s to the extern ~
ss2t,9rt saah Of per cent registered
20 He held In trust each I'm their re,
sptctiIe names. interest to be paIa
sheIn during their lives and to be
.d.ssn; (" tacr" be any.
Git IS made OF 1000 each to y
love- Page, a orotheF-ln-la ana
10 ms three daughters, Susan PAGE
Mitchell Mary +. Page ana Asnes Il.
pase- TO his na1.::sake ipetcr Mayo
and also TO aE Eis 'i Iece feay ,Sy., si;oo1
Page. and Ceies;!ne b. rag..S Ii IL,
Speeined that payments OF these he
guests cen5 , ne mace In shares Of ; per
bonds
Remembers God-Dnush,cr.
Agnes, Harrison. God-daugh,er
bucy Ta!iaferro and Cary TalIafer-o
and TO their daughters is LEI; $500
To my faithful friend ana secre-
i a. 66o George ~ Reid" Mr.. Mayo LEI,
bonds maturing in 1925. 20. cash. as
he might prefer 90
Miss Eleanor r. AlcocRc. OF Rich
inond friend and Stcnographcr'' was
left $4,000. with the choice of recSiI-
ing honds or cash. DR. George Hoss
2 Telauye who for years has been tho
ySnn6S IL "0Ic,Gr ;9f NJ. MAYO. was left
& Lor inc duration o: his Iifr al ms
dea,n TO 70 10 his wife. If lIying
Hattle Ross, daughter Is 10 A..
given S4.5oo OF the total and Fannie
Ross. the other daughter Sl.56n In
"a coocl! Mr. Mayo leaves Or. Ross
f Sie d no:eciabls in ninety days after
DOCTORS wife, Annie Ross
- oel!e NJ Friend. daughter of John
g. Friend, OF panvinc' is III, $500
Mary J. Lee. daughter Of Colanci
Richard II. Lee. $2br To a cousin.
susan ~ Rosg:: IS lef; $500. ana To-
Makes Requests 70 Churches
E-I iIsas,ses OF Al Saints Protestant
Bpiscopai Church are LETT S5 600 In :,
per cent registered Century Horde 81
me CoinIn"hWca!th Of Virginia. inc
bn Jio'h de- iron lrot4 Wh!eh Is 70 be used 10
Christs' Protestant l.plscou.tI C,hu-rb
d at wildwood, Va. is left $4,000 W,,,I.-
u ike DTOt!S1Du. fJtrf .l..
3 Peter IL Mayo .urd"
establishment Of peter II
Mayo Fund" OF $4,000, for Inc Pro.
testant Episcopal Theological ScIni,,-
AIRY and Ugh Schoo! near A.cNarerj9
Va, is also provided for. tho amount
mentioned TO be turned over 10 III.
Z school in per cent Century EonJs
OF the Commonwealth OF Virginia a.
~ AID In detraying the expenses OF III,
two institutions.
Gift Of $4,000 in the same BOND,
TO the trustees OF Shcltcrir,g Arrs
i Hospital for use In dcfravtng *
4, paragraph.
Trustees Of the Home for Incu-.
ables arc TO benefit In similar bond.
~ to the extent of $1,000 and the KejI,
Bryan Day Nursery TO the extent OF
Provision VI sets aside $1,000 20,
ssaJoseph Consadine ana $500 FOR JONI
w, Holland, named as friends
ITO my faithful an valued fricnC
& and eervant. Royal Threat" is be
3 ydueathed $1,000 and Mary Wills 1900
4 George Banks. Ben Hubbard. Rober
e. Randolph. James BannIster and Susnr
81 johnson, servants, are 10 receive 500
e each.
Daughters Receive Remainder.
Division OF the remainder Of tn,
n entire estate into two equal parts
4 one to go 10 Sallic Mayo Cameron
g and the other to Agnes Mayo Carter
rs Sc made In section z, the two share!
81 to be DIVIDED as follows:
" Three foufths of the share Of Salli,
81 a.. Cameron 70 to go TO her for TIT