The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1923-03-29
Wills

Ina will made Feb. ID, 1914, and
just probated Mrs. Ellen d. Pease Of
Red Bank, after lbequeathing pieces
Of bric-a-brac to relatives and friends
bequeathed one-qaarter of the balance
OF her estate to her nephew. George G.
Dwight OF Red Bank. be 10 enjoy the
income therefrom,for life and after his
death to be distributed among his
threeschildren, and also. one sixth OF
the remaining estate to said nephe W
absolutely. ITO her sister in law, Ellen
M. Dwight Of Chicago, one tenth of
the estate, and one-tenth is bequeathed
to two nephews. Howard B. Mooney
ard Sanford p Mooney and her sis
ter-in-law, Lila E. Livingston of
Springfield, Mass. one-tenth to her
grand nephews, George. H., Herbert
S. David Dwight, children of her nep-
hew, George c. Dwight of Red Bank.
The balance of her estate is bequeath-
ed to her nephews. Truman h.
Dwight of Los Angeles. Gel Fred j..
Dwight of East Long Meadow, Mass.
and her niece Eunice Wakefield OF
Chicago. Aston Beekman, q lawyer of
Red Bank is appointed executor Of
the estate.
William H. Dangler Of .Eatontown
made his willtNov, s.. 1921, appointing
Miss Jennie Elliott of Red Bank ex
ecutrix of his estate and bequeathing
her life insurance policies for $500
and 800 respectively. Miss Elliott,
with Mrs. Dora, wife Of Theodore Al
len of Manasquan, are bequeathed the
balance of his estate.
Olevia &. Newkirk Of Long Branch
who died while visiting in Freehold a
few weeks ago, made her will June 5,
1916. She appointed Lloyd Ely, lr.,
of Freehold executor of the estate and
bequeathed all her belongings to : her
two sisters, Mary C. Burt OF Freehold
and Harriet Burt OF Long Branch.
Mrs. Carrie Doud Of Wall made her
will Sept. Is, 1919, leaving all of her es-
tate to her daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth
Lauth of Rochester. n. T., and APP
pointing her executrix.
In will made Feb. IS. 1928. Mary
j. Thomas Of Asbury Park, directed
that her residence at 1853 Sylvan aven-
ne be leased for a year and then sold
and the proceeds, as well as any other
estate she might own at the time OF
her death be distributed equally be-
tween her son, Lemual Thomas and
granddaughters, Pauline Thomas and
Mabel Miller. Amos A. Williamson
was appointed executor Of the estate.
Kennard Chandler Of Ocea Grove
in a will made Jan. 26, 1922, appoint
ed Frank b. Smith executor of his es-
tate.E directed that bis real estate be
sold and the proceeds, with any other
moneys he m ght have be equally dis
tributed between his two sons, Alfred
g. Chandler of Arkansas and William
K. Chandler OF Kansas City, Mo.
John Wesley Chandler of Red Bank
made his. will March %. 1919, be-
oueathing to his wife. Ella Chandler,
all Of his personal property, including
his household goods, five shares 1908
series OF Red Bank Building and Loan
association stock and all moneys he
had on deposit in the Red Bank
Trust company. To his son, George
w. Chandler, he bequeathed numerous
pieces Of bric-a brac, war records,
commissions, swords. badges. etc,
and to his. daughter Florence b
Chandler, five Loan association stock
series 1915, one $50 Liberty bond
pictures, etc. To his graRddaughters
Adele and Evelyn, he bequeathed 81
each. His wife and his son, George
are appinted executors