Evening star., 1922-11-10
PAGE WILL FILED
HERE FOR PROBATE
Author and Diplomats Kin to
Share Estate With Friends
and Servants.

The will of Thomas Nelson Page.
author and diplomat, was filed here
today for probate. 1t was executed
at Richmond. Va. April IS. last. and
disposes of an extensive estate In
realty and securities, the exact
amount of which is not stated.
At the outset he forgives debts
due him from his brother, Roosevelt
Page. his cousins, Eleanor and An
zolette Gadsden. and from a number
of young men whom he helped to
gain an education. The names of the
latter are not set forth. He appoints
his brother. Roosevelt Page. and his
friend. H. Rozier Dulany. as executors.
and directs them to have made and
present'a a seal ring to each of his
friends. Armistead C. Gordon. Charles
E. Boiling and H. Rozier Dulany. en-
graved with their coats s-of-arms. as a
token of my affectionate remem-
brance." His stable of thoroughbred
horses Is given to his friend H. Rozier
Dulany.
List of Bequests.
Philanthropic bequests include $4,000
trict visiting work in Virginia. trus-
tees Of Halls Free School. Sheltering
Arms Hospital Of Richmond. Va. and
York (Me) Hospital. His daughters,
Minna Burnaby of Baggrave Hall.
England. and Florence F. Lindsay. are
each given $4,000. and his brother
Roosevelt Page, and the latter's wife.
Ruth n. Page. $4,000. A gold watch
and $4,000 are left to his grandson,
Henry Field. on his twenty-first
birthday. and each of the other grand
children. Minna. Florence and John
Lindsay. is to have $4,000.
Certain household effects are given
to Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt Page and
the remainder to the two daughters.
The daughters are also to have their
fathers one-thfrd interest In the villa
and ten acres at Taormina. Sicily. Mr..
Pages interest in the plantation at
Oakland. Va, the farm at Mont Air in
Hanover county, Va, and a farm In
Fauquier county. Va. with the per-
sonal property thereon. are given to
Roosevelt Page and his wife Ruth.
Other Gifts Made.
Mrs. willie s. Page. widow of his
terest In the farm known as Goshen
and in Fulcher's mill property in
Virginia. She will receive $1,000 in
cash and the income for life on a
trust fund of $1,000. Bequests of
$1,000 each are made to his sons in
law. Algernon E. Burnaby and
Thomas z. Lindsay. and to his broth
er-in-law. Barbour Lathrop. Other
bequests include: Betsy P. Gaynor,
cousin, $4,000, and $1,000 additional
for the education of each of her chill
dren: Ann Page Johns, cousin. $4,000;
Roosevelt Page. jr., and Robert N.
Page. nephews. $4,000 each; ]. Pack
ard Laird. jr., great-nephew. $4,000;
John Page. nephew. $4,000; Eliza K.
Nelson. cousin, 1000 and life income
from $4,000; May c. Nelson, cousin.
1000; Einor and AnZolette Gads-
den. cousins. $500 each; Frank Mel
son. cousin, $1,000: Mary M and Marie
Valentine. cousins. $500 each; Lizzie
B. Valentine, income on $4,000; Ran
dolph Page and victorine Page.
cousins, $1,000 each; Marie Page and
Rosalie p. Rance. cousins, $500 each; /;
Ann C. Dulany. $1,000.
Alfred G. Barrett, a servant, Is
given $4,000 and the income for life
from a trust fund Of $4,000. and Nora
Fay, also described as a servant, is
to have the income for life from
$4,000.