The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-04-19
John McNulty Remembered
Friends and Many Char
tiles in viii.
TO WIFE IN LIFETIME
Estate Left to Wife; to be Di-
vided Among Friends and
institutions at Her Death.

One of the most interesting docu-
nents ever filed in the probate court
+ Kenosha County was the will OF the
ate John McNulty, pioneer resident
e Kenosha, who died at the Carmeilte
Sisters Home several days ago. me
will was filed for probate on Tuesday
afternoon by Attorney James e. Tully
n disnoses of an estate valued at
$4,000 but which may amount TO
much more than that sum before the
provisions Of the will are all carried
out by the administrator.
One of the interesting things about
the will is that it provides for the DIS
tribution of a large part OF the estate
tn various charities in which the de-
ceased had shown an interest during
his life. Another interesting angle Is
that he remembered by requests rang
inc from $50 to $500 score OF his
friends in addition to making provls-
ION for his wife and a few other sur
viving relatives.
To Wife During Her Lifetime.
Tho will STIMULATES that the entire
estate after funeral expenses are PAID
and a few other items are deducted IS
loft TO his widow, Jane McNulty, dur
inc her lifetime to use and have all the
croft from the same and to dispose OF
mart OF the principal if she deems IL
nroper for her support and malnten-
ance. 1t also stipulates that the WlIe
shall not be required to secure any
o,dar Of the court to dispose of the
oronertv as she may see fit for her
support and maintenance
The items which are to be immed-
,.+ol, Abducted from the estate are
two sums of 500 each, one to be heio
in trust for the perpetual mainten,
orce Of the grave of the deceased and
Fbo other to be kept in trust for the
nerpetual maintenance OF the grave
af +ba Reverend Father w. B. Doher-
: former pastor of the st. James
church who in his lifetime had been
staunch friend of the deceased
Remembers Other Relatives.
A. the death of the widow, it is
,;rected that $1,000 shall be given to
sister. Bridget McNulty, to be used
lurinr her lifetime, who may use tne
,rincipal Of the sum if in her discreet
on It is needed for her support or
maintenance. A sum is to be placed
n trust with John L. Milligan, the IN
.ome from which is to be given 20
ouis Henry Mcconnell, better known
3 "Bob Mcconnell" cousin OF the
Licensed These sums or whatever
,asidue of them there may be at the
Ieath Of the relatives are to be re-
urned to be disposed Of as set 1orth
the further provisions Of the Will
when these relatives of the de-
aased have been cared for during
heir lifetime the following disposition
4 the estate is provided;
Aids Many Charities.
The following Catholic charitable
Institutions are to be given the sums
AIMED:
Kenosha, $500; House of the Good
Sbenhard. Milwaukee, 5000; st. Aemil-
ian's Orphan Asylum, st. Francis, SOU;
Sc. Joseph's Orphan Asylum, Milwau-
],ae 5000: St. Roses Orphanage, Mil
yankee $500; St. Vincent's Orphan
ASYLUM. Milwaukee, $500; ST. Charles
Rows Home, Milwaukee, $500; Little
Sisters Of the Poor, Milwaukee, $500;
Catholic Church Extension Society OF
the United States, 500; St. Columban's
Mission. Han Yang, Hupeh, China
500; Carmelite Sisters Convent, hen-
osha, $780,
Remembers Many Friends,
The other requests are to distant rel
atives and friends, score of whom he
remembered as follows:
Mary Sershon, Annie Kelly and Jean
nette Mcconnell, cousins, 5000 each.
To John Mcnamara, 455 Park ST..
Mary Monaghan, 400 Market St., Mary
pickett. 412 Market St., Edward w
Tanning, 6i8 Rowland Ave, Marie E
Smith, SAT West St., Minnie Sweeney
46s Park St., Mary A. DeSan, GIL Con-
Dress St., Henry Skinkle and his wife
Cora Skinkle, 221 Sheridan Road
Annie Milligan, Sarah Gallagher, the
wife of William H. Gallagher of Ken
osha, all friends of the deceased, $l0C
each
VA singular bequest Of 500 is made
t., Belle Donnelly of Waukegan witt
the stipulation that Che sum is to b,
used for the celebration of masses fol
the repose Of the souls Of her parents
Michel and Mary Donncl!y, deceased
To Joseph Sweeny, 4S9 Park ST., Johr
NIiigan and Attorney James E.. Tully
beouests of $500 each arc left
To Jane Sershon Jay is left be
quest of $50.
Provides for Remaining.
In case any sums are remaining after