Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1934-12-13


Life insurance policy held in the
Union Central Life Insurance Com
pany of Cincinnati, Ohio. I hereby
direct my Executor hereafter named
within reasonable time after my
death to advertise, sell and convey
my farm (lnown as the Green Etchi-
son FARM pay all my debts out of
the sale of the said farm, and the
balance if any shall be paid to my
wife, Mary Lawson; that the said
Eli T. Lawson left surviving him
his widow, Mary w. Lawson, plain
tiff, who resides in said Montgomery
County, and the following children,
to-wit: The defendant, Cochell Law
son, a son, who intermarried with
the defendant, Lizzie Lawson, his
wife, and reside in said Montgomery
County, Maryland; the defendant,
Wesley Lawson, a son, who inter-
married with the defendant, Marie
Lawson, and reside in Washington
City, District of Columbia; the de-
PENDANT, Nora Mullinix, "a daughter,
unmarried, whom we are now advised
is in the Springfield State Hospital
at Sykesville, Carroll County, Mary
land; the plaintiff, Anne Lawson
Piquette, widow, who resides in
Montgomery County, Maryland; the
plaintiff, Ola L. Burdette, a daugh-
ter, who intermarried with the de-
PENDANT, Nathan Burdette, her hus-
band, who did reside i'm Montgomery
County, Maryland, but now reside in
the City of Washington, District of
Columbia; JOHN W. LAWSON, a
brother who departed this life about
the year 1880 in Frederick County,
Maryland, leaving Last Will and
Testament which has been duly ad-
n1itted to probate in the Orphans
Court of Frederick County, Mary
land, which provides as follows:
after the payment Of all my just
debts and funeral expenses l give,
devise and bequeath to my beloved
wife. Lille J. Lawson, all my prop
erty and estate of every kind and
description, real, personal and mixed,
and wheresoever situate, lying and
being in trust for and during the
term of her natural life and I do
hereby authorize and empower my
Executor or Trustee to sell or dis
pose of my estate and re-invest the
money and to pay the interest or in
come therefrom to my said wife,
Lille ]. Lawson, during her natural
life and after her death / do au-
thorize and empower my Executor
or Trustee ito sell all of my prop
erty, real and personal and divide
the money equally, to share and
share alike among my children,
Arthur Harrison Lawson, John M.
Lawson, William R. Lawson, Charles
T. Lawson, Della May Lawson, Ruth
R. Lawson; that the said John W.
Lawson left surviving him his wild
ow, Lille j. Lawson, residing in
Frederick County, Maryland, and the
following children, to-wit: the defend
ant, Arthur Lawson, son, who
internarried with the defendant,
Annie Lawson, his wife, and reside
at or near Purcellville, Virginia; the
defendant, John M. Lawson, son,
who intermarried with the defend
ant, Mary Lawson, and reside at
Gaithersburg, Maryland; the defend
ant, Randolph Lawson, son, who
intermarried with the defendant
Bessie Lawson, his wife, and reside
at West Graham, Virginia; the de-
PENDANT, Charles Lawson, son, un-
married, and reside in Frederick
County, Maryland; the defendant
Della Lawson, a daughter, unmar-
/. ried, and reside in Frederick Coun-
ty, Maryland; the defendant, Ruth
Lawson Carvell, a daughter, who
intermarried with the defendant,
Rudolph Carvell and reside at
GAINESVILLE, Maryland. GEORGE L.
LAWSON, a brother, who departed
this life about the year 1917, in
Montgomery County, Maryland, leav-
ing a Last VIII and Testament
which has been duly admitted to
probate in said Orphans Court for
Montgomery County, Maryland
all my debts have been paid give
devise and bequeath all my property
both real and personal of every kind
and nature to my wife, Ella M
Lawson, to be hers absolutely and
forever; that the said George L.
Lawson left surviving him his wild
ow, Ella M. Lawson, who has also
departed this life, intestate, about
the year =. leaving surviving them
one child to wit: the plaintiff, Grace
M. Lawson King, a daughter, who
intermarried with the plaintiff, Sher-
wood C. King, her husband, and re-
side in Washington City, District of
Columbia. JAMES HAMMOND
LAWSON, a brother, who departed
this life, intestate, about the year
1905, near Middleburg, Virginia, who
married twice, both wives having
departed this life, and he left sur
viving him the following children, to
wit: The defendant, James P. Law
son, son, who intermarried with
the defendant .... Lawson, his
wife, and resided when last known at
Mt. Carmel, Pennsylvania; the de-
PENDANT, Milton L. Lawson, son,
who intermarried with the defend
ant, Katie Lawson, his wife, both
of whom have departed this life,
leaving surviving them one child, to
wit: The defendant, Mrs. Milton
Tannehill, a daughter, who inter-
married with the defendant, Milton
Tannehill, her husband, and reside
in Washington City, District of Co
lumbia; the defendant, Sterling M:
Lawson, a son, who intermarried
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