The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-01
Report Filed In Probate
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The sixth parcel of land is list ed as land with buildings known as 7s-s0 Kingsbury street and valued at 5000. 7th parcel-Land with buildings known as 77-87 East Main street and valued at $l40,0o0. A mortgage of $75,000 creates an equity of $65,0o0. 8th parcel-Land with buildings known as 626 South Main street and valued at $15,00G with no equity value resulting from mortgage thereon, of $l5,000 9th parcel-Land with building located on the westerly side of Granger street, and known at 49 Granger. Valued at $5,000 with total equity value of $2,24o resulting from a mortgage of $2,760 10th parcel Three pieces of land with buildings known at 48-50 Grand street valued at $23,00O and containing a mort. gage of $2l,oo0. Total equity, $2,' 900.
 1lth Parcel
 The lIth parcel of land with building thereon and known as 16- 18 Elmwood avenue Is valued at $8,500 with amortgage of $7000 for an equity of $500. 18th parcel-land and buildings thereon known as 7lo- 7l6 East Main street and valued at $l60O0. Mortgage $l4,700. Equity, $1 300. 18th parcel-A vacant lot on the northerly side of East Main, value $4500. 14th parcel-A vacant lot made up of 5.5 acres on the Plank Road and valued at $500.
 A vacant lot on the westerly side of Scott Road makes up the 18th parcel of land and is valued at $500. l7th parcel-Vacant lot on the east erly side of Railroad Hill avenue and valued at $500. 18th parcent Va cant land on the northerly side of Eagle street and valued at $5,000. 2Oth parcel, Vacant land on south- erly side of Pearl Lake Road ana valued at $400. .
 The aforementioned 20 parcels of land and buildings and improve ments contained thereon are listed as of a total real estate equity Of $2S7,5i5.
 Personal property is comprised mainly of mortgage holdings of the deceased made up of the following;
 Mortgage note of $48,000 from the Waterbury Brewinb Go. to the de- ceased covering property on Eagle street. Value $25 900 subject to tax liens, water rents, int" approx imately S15,OO0. Net value ,'1oO1.
 Mortgage note from Patrick and Ellen Kelley to the deceased in the amount of $4,000. Covering property at 1857 East Main street.
 Mortgage note of $3,500 rom Anna Geigle to the deceased cover ing property known as 330 Hamil- ton avenue, now valued at $2,000.
 Mortgage note of $2,500 from Raf- faele and Maria Nara to the de- ceased covering property at 69 Ridge street and now valued at $2,000.
 Mortgage note of $7,000 from the Recreation Rod & Gun club to the late Mrs. Hayes on property on Pearl Lake road and now valued at $5,- 900.
 Mortgage note os $500 from Wal ter s. Painter to George T. Mo- Dermott and assigned to the late Mrs. Hayes on property at 93 Rob- bins street and now valued at $l,- 300.
 Remainder of the deceased's per- sonal property holdings was made up of cash on hand in a commercial account in the Citizens, Manufactur- CTS National Bank in the amount of | $2,510.85.
 The equity of the total personal property estate was value at $27,- l1O.85.
 A summary reveals that the com bined equity of $257, $500 of real estate holdings and the equity of $27,IlO.S5 for personal property hold ings equals an equity grand total of 2S4, ,625.85.
 Inventory figures relative to the face value of the late Mrs. Hayes holdings reveal a total real prop erty valuation of $632,975, and a total valuation on personal property of 4l,8lO.85 for a grand total oi the face value of $674. 785.85.
 Mrs. Hayes, one of Waterbury $ most prominent women was also one of the city's heaviest property hold CTS. She died September 30. l943 after a lingering illness.
 The bulk of the estate will go to her son, Edward Seery Hayes and her daughter. Mrs. Daniel T. Far rington, Jr., with stipulations as to further divisions of the estate for remaining descendants already spe- cified in a will reported here earlier
 Edward Seery Hayes is named ad- | VtniP1iSfra fri1r nf the estate