The New York herald., 1921-05-11
ESTATES APPRAISED.

FRANK HARDART. Philadelphia, Pa. (De-
cember 10. 1919. Leaving an estate, the
value OF which IL not given, with $55 Q85
taxable In New York, consisting OF 81 20
IN real estate at Flushing. L. L., and saS,-
10 In shares OF Horn & Hardart restau-
ranteurs. Children. Frank, of coo West
Eltteth street; Augustine s.. May and
Florence r. Hardart OF 32S West Eighty
third street, and Mrs. Erma Hardart
Wholey of Philadelphia receive one-flfth
Of the estate each.
December H. fo2o). Leaving an estate
with s33,l6l In securities taxable in New
York, YORK, Wife. Margaret ]: Leslie Of East
JOHN A. HAGEMEYER, (January 80, 1921)
Leaving an estate OF Si0s.3o7. Son. Caspar
Hagemeyer. 13l West Seventy fourth street
receives sioo.so7. Employee. Marie. Hof-
ferle, $50 West 165th street, receives So 600
FANNY c. PEYSER November 10. 1870
Leaving an estate Of S3o.s40. Sister, May
" Peyser 645 West End avenue, receives
S2e34O. Servants, Mary y. White, and Au-
gusta kuenzel, receive $1,000 and $500. re-
spectivey.
ANNE N. HITTING. Newton. Mass. cs1arch
l. 1920, Leaving a personal estate of
$535.sls. with s1964 taxable in New York.
Sisters, Mrs. Mary A. webber and Mrs.
Sarah w. Ives of Boston receive $4,000
and half the residue each The following
nieces and nephews receive $4,000 each
Allen s. Whitney. Miss Elizabeth St. j..
Scofield, John w. Wcbber and Wallis Web
ber all OF Boston; Mrs. Natalie w. Audi
bert OF New York city and Mrs. NJ w.
Scofield of Newton.
KATHERINE II. NEWCoMB, Brookline.
Mass. tJuly 5. 1920. Leaving an estate
OF $50.1no. with $15.6s2 taxable in New
York Husband. Charles B. Newcomb OF
Brookline receives the whole estate.
MANLEY u. ADAMS, Newton. Mass. (F'eb-
OF S733,792 with SCI .045 taxable In New
York Wife, Nancy Dean Adams. receives
one-third the estate. Children, Edward NJ.
Eleanor d. and Mary M. Adams receive
N Newton
STANFORD l.. HAYNES. Longmeadow,
Mass. CMay u. 1920. Leaving personal
in New York. Wife Annie Q. Haynes.
Springfield, Mass. receives life interest
IN $4,000 Son. Lawrence S. Haynes: OF
Springfield receives real estate valued at
100000 and S25b.415 in shares Of the
Haynes Company, Inc Daughters. Thee,
dosla H. Taylor, Morgantown, y; q, ano
Emily L. Haynes OF Longmeadow haze
half the residue each.
JAMES NJ. BURNS. Pittsfield. Mass. tNo-
vember 20, 1870. Leaving a personal
estate Of $99.9 .9s5. with s11,aas taxable n
residue. Son. william A. Burns, same
place, has the other half
FANNY c. CUBURN, Boston, Mass. (May
10. 1920. Leaving an estate of $24o,Ss2
with $40 ,s27 taxable In New York. Cousin.
James II. Wells, Springfield. Mass. has a
life interest in $4,000 Cousins Helen M N.
ceive $4,000 each. Friends. Harriet Pat
terson OF Chicopee receives $1,000; $1o.-
900 goes to each of the following: Nancy
Robertson and Albert lockwood. both OF
Somerville, Mass: Sarah Rockwood, Ro-
land S. Hammond and Lucinda Hammond
of Providence, r. ]. Newton Hospital re-
Ceives $40, 900.
MARY MANNING February %, 1920, !.
Leaving an estate of s5S.579. Sons, James
A. Manning. 125 East Eghty-sixth street.
ID X Manning Of 143 East Ninety-fifth
street and Frank NJ. Manning. same ad-
dress receives S14.644 each. Four grand
children receive s3.GG1 each.
NANCY A. DYER. Providence. R. l. pe..
ccrnber j. 1920 Leaving an estate or
si5o, ,23s. with sfo.754 taxable IN New
York. Sons. George Il. Dyer. Oyster Bay,
l.. T.. and II. Anthony Dyer. Chicago. o. re-. re.
ceive Ss0,5s1 each. Granddaughter, Nancy
A. Dyer, receives $4,000
GEORGE G. PRUsSING, Chicago. H., (No,
vemeer 2s 1919 I;a Leaving nas,s pereeona coma
sing. Chicago. receives the entire estate.
FRANKLIN BARNARD, Brookline, Mass
august 81, 300 Leaving ,o = = persona a9,
in New York. Nephew and niece, Ira J.
and Dorinda u. Barnard, have n life IN
tcrcst in $4,000 each. Friends, s. II
Novel; of Brookline, and Henriettn T
hale of New Haven. Conn. receive 5000
each; Mary Il. and Fred Singleton q
BroolSline SO, 900 each. Ten nleces and
nephews divide the residuary estate,
JOHN w. STODDARD, Dayton. Ohio. (sep
tcmber 1s 19l7). Leaving an eestate witt
SST .6g6 taxable In New YORK. IhllureH
Charles G. Stoddard, Buckeye, Tex, Alice
S. Platt. Portland, Ore. aud Florence s.
Reynolds of Dayton receive sal .924 each.
ALBERT NJ. PHILLIPS, Auburn. Mass
(July 81 1870. Leaving n personal estate
OF $50 09s with sf0,3G2 taxable in New
York wife. May G. Phillips Of Auburn
is the principal beneficiary.
ELIZABETH T. PORTER. Chicago. H., (July
~, 1920. Leaving a personal estate OF
sloos. .loI. with ST,653 taxable in New York.
Sons. Henry n. Porter. Chicago. receives
life interest in $4,000 and a third of,the
rcsidue George r. Porter Chicago, be-
quests OF 900 and one-third the residue.
Three grandchildren have one-ninth of
L.. Ill rIta.a .naal