1 January 1905

ALLEGED PICKPOCKETS PROTEST IN COURT
Samuel BLOOM and Charles COHEN, who are said by the police to be
expert pickpockets, were arrested Friday night by Detectives J. J.
McCLOSKY and John J. BRADY, who found them on the rear platform of a
Broadway car.  A dazed man had just left the car in question and had
evidently come to a realization that he had been robbed of both
jewelry and cash.  The prisoners had lots of money in their pockets
when searched, and when taken before Magistrate DOOLEY in the Adams
street court yesterday, entered a strong protest through their counsel
of being held as vagrants when they had money and a home.  Despite the
protest, Magistrate DOOLEY held them in $500 bail, which was
furnished.

SURROGATE’S COURT.

The following business was transacted by the Kings County Surrogate’s
Court, Hon. James C. CHURCH, Surrogate, for the week 
ending December 31, 1904:

Wills Proved --
Resina ANDREW
Eliza ALLEN
Georgiana BAKER
Martha A. BARKLEY
George H. BROWN
Emilie A. COWEN
Henry CORLEIS
Thomas COSHORE
Thomas F. CLEVELAND
William GREGORY
Joseph HASSLACHER
Auguste HINSMAN
Samuel HARBINSON
Mary HERGILL
Herman HOFFMAN
Pauline MARON
John METZGER
Katharine OETGEN
Julius W. EASKOPF
Frank C. STOTT
Adam SCHERRER
Anna L. THOMAS
Joseph TINSLEY
Samuel R. UNDERHILL
Wilhelmina WEHLER
Elizabeth WALSH
George P. WILLIAMS
Carline F. WESTON

Letters of Administration were granted on the estates of 
the following deceased persons:

Israel APPLEBAUM
Elvira L. AMERMAN
Anna BOOCKMEYER
Ann CULLERTON
Henrietta DEPPERMANN
Thomas DEVINE
James DOHERTY
Mary FITZGERALD
Joseph FEHR
Carl Daniel FRIEDRICHS
Johanna HEINRICH
Ludwig FRIEDERICHS
Johan George FRIEDERICHS
Thomas FINLAY
Wilhelmina GRAHAM
Joseph C. HENDRIX
Christopher HICKEY
Lizzie HUGHES
Frederick HANNAN
Lizzie V. KISSAM
Raffaele MAZZAFERRO
Elizabeth MAYER
Thomas D. OSBORN
John POWERS
Alexander RUSSELL
Charles ROARTY
Catherine E. SWEENEY.

Letters of guardianship were issued on the persons and property of

Anna A., Florence R., and Thomas M. REID, Jr., to Thomas M. REID;
Annie PREUSS to Frederick HERBST;
Margaret L. CONKLIN to Samuel H. COOMBS;
John MOZER to Marie MOZER.

Accounting Decrees -
James H. BLASDELL
Stephen S. WYCKOFF
Charles S. FOWLER
Martha M. BUTLER
Anna C. LJUNNGBERG
James BISHOP
Ebenezer BUTTERICK
Katharine RICHARDSON
Frank E. LOWE
Isabella ATKINS
John M. CLANCY
William H. GRIMMEL
Edna E. KEMP
John S. CALLAHAN


23 JAN. 1905

SURROGATE'S NOTICES
In pursuance of an order of the Hon. James C. CHURCH, 
Surrogate of the County of Kings, notice is hereby given, 
according to law, to all persons having claims against 
Bridget HASSETT, late of the County of Kings, deceased, 
that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers 
thereof, to the subscriber, at his place of transacting 
business at the offices of William L. CAREY, No. 44 Court street, 
in the Borough of Brooklyn in the City of New York, on or before 
the 6th day of March, next. Dated, August 19th, 1904.
John J. HASSETT, Administrator
William L. CAREY, Attorney for the Administrator, 
44 Court street, Brooklyn.
8-27-27-6

SURROGATE'S NOTICES
In pursuance of an order of the Hon. James C. CHURCH, 
Surrogate of the County of Kings. Notice is hereby given, 
according to law, to all persons having claims against 
Henry E.C. KUEHN, late of the Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, 
deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the 
vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at the office of her attorneys, 
WATSON & KRISTELLER, 100 William street, Borough of Manhattan, 
New York City, on or before the first day of August next. - 
Dated, January 17, 1905.

Bertha E.M. KUEHN, Administratrix.
WATSON & KRISTELLER, Attorneys for Administratrix, 100 William street, 
Borough of Manhattan, New York City. 1-21-27-6

******

In pursuance of an order of the Hon. James C. CHURCH, 
Surrogate of the County of Kings. Notice is hereby given, 
according to law, to all persons having claims against Robert D. SPARKS, 
late of the Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, deceased, that 
they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, 
to the subscriber, at the office of his attorney, Robert P. LEE, Jr., 
No. 76 William street, Borough of Manhattan, New York City, on or 
before the first day of August next. - Dated, January 18th, 1905.

Henry L. SPARKS, Administrator.
Robert P. LEE, Jr., Attorneys for Administrator, No. 76 William street, 
Borough of Manhattan, New York City. 1-21-27-6

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The people of the State of New York, by the grace of God free and independent. - 
To Maria SANDBLOOM, widow, and any and all unknown heirs and next of kin of 
Augustus SANDBLOOM, deceased, if living and if any or either of them be dead, 
his or her executor, or administrator of his or her estate, if any; his widow, 
if any; her husband, if any, and all his or her children, legatees, devisees, 
heirs and next of kin, if any, and all persons claiming by, through, or under 
them or any or either of them by will, deed or assignment or by virtue of the 
intestate laws of the State of New York or who would be entitled to share in 
his estate or if he had died intestate or who are or may be entitled to notice
of this proceeding, whose names, places of residence and post office addresses 
are unknown to the petitioners and cannot after diligent inquiry be ascertained, 
and Henry BRISTLOW, as Public Administrator of Kings County, and the Attorney 
General of the State of New York, send greeting:

Whereas, William G. MURPHY and Samuel W. MURPHY, of the County of Kings, 
have lately petitioned our Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings, to 
have a certain instrument in writing bearing the date of the 29th day of 
July, 1903, relating to real and personal property, duly proved as the 
last will and testament of Augustus SANDBLOOM, late of the County of Kings, deceased. 

Wherefore, You and each of you are hereby cited to appear before our 
Surrogate of the County of Kings, at a Surrogate's Court to be held at 
the Hall of Records, in the Borough of Brooklyn, on the 13th day of 
February, 1905, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, then and there to 
attend the probate of the said last will and testament; and that the 
above-named infants then and there show cause why a special guardian 
should not be appointed to appear for them on the probate of said last 
will and testament. 

In testimony whereof, we have caused the Seal of our Surrogate's Court 
to be hereunto affixed.

Witness, Hon. James C. CHURCH, Surrogate of our said County, at the 
Borough of Brooklyn, the 23d day of December, in the year of our Lord 
one thousand nine hundred and four.

William P. PICKETT, Clerk of the Surrogate's Court.
John A. HOLZAPFEL, Attorney for the Petitioners, 292 Broadway, 
Brooklyn, N.Y. 12-29-6-4

The people of the State of New York, by the grace of God free 
and independent. - People's Trust Company, Brooklyn Trust Company, 
Marth WILSON, 
Christopher Robley SEWELL, 
Joseph H. SEWELL, 
William SEWELL, 
Robert SEWELL, 
Mary Ann NEWMAN, 
Christopher ROBLEY, 
William P. ROBLEY, 
Annie P. LAW, 
Isabel McGREGOR, 
Margaret G. McKINZIE, 
Josephine Mary McINTYRE, 
and American Surety Company of New York, send greeting:
You and each of you are hereby cited and required to appear before our 
Surrogate's of the County of Kings, at a Surroagte's Court of the County of 
Kings, on the 1st day of March, 1905, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, then 
and there to attend the judicial settlement of the account of 
Frederick Shaw ROBLEY, deceased.
In testimony whereof, we have caused the seal of our said Surrogate's Court 
to be hereunto affixed.
Witness, Hon. James C. CHURCH, Surrogate of our said County, at the 
County of Kings, the 9th day of January in the year of our Lord  one 
thousand nine hundred and five.
William P. PICKETT, Clerk of the Surrogate's Court.

*****

In pursuance of an order of the Hon. James C. CHURCH, 
Surrogate of the County of Kings, Notice is hereby given, according 
to law, to all persons having claims against Lyman R. GREENE, late 
of Brooklyn, County of Kings, New York, deceased, that they are 
required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the 
subscriber, at No. 15 Broad street, Borough of Manhattan, New York City, 
on or before the 18trh day of June next. - Dated, November 20th, 1904.
Edward R. GREENE, Executor.

SURROGATE'S NOTICES
The people of the State of New York, by the grace of God free and independent. 
- To Joseph KING; Philip KING; "Jane" KING, a sister of Charles KING, 
deceased; "Rose" KING, a sister of Charles KING, deceased; the names 
"Jane" and "Rose" being fictitious names, the true Christian names of 
the siters of the said Charles KING being unknown to the petitioner, 
heirs at law and next of kin of Charles KING, deceased, if any, the 
names and places of residence of each and everyone of whom are 
unknown to and cannot be ascertained after diligent inquiry by 
the petitioner; the Public Administrator of the County of Kings, 
and the Attorney-General of the State of New York, send greeting:

Whereas, Cecelia KING, of the County of Kings, has lately petitioned 
our Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings, to have a certain 
instrument in writing bearing the date of the first day of December, 1893, 
relating to real and personal property, duly proved as the last will 
and testament of Charles KING, late of Kings County, deceased.

Wherefore, You and each of you are hereby cited to appear before our 
Surrogate of the County of Kings at a Surrogate's Court to be held at 
the Hall of Records, in the Borough of Brooklyn, on the 28th day of 
February, 1905, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, then and there to attend 
the probate of the said last will and testament, and that any of the 
above named, if infants, then and there show cause why a special 
guardian should not be appointed to appear for them on the probate 
of said last will and testament.

In testimony whereof we have caused the seal of our said Surrogate's Court 
to be hereunto affixed. 

Witness, Hon. James C. CHURCH, Surrogate of our said County, 
at the Borough of Brooklyn, the 13th days of January, in the year of our 
Lord, one thousand nine hundred and five.
William P. PICKETT, Clerk of the Surrogate's Court
A.H. GOETTING, Attorney for the Petitioner, Office and Post Office Address: 
189 Montague street, Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York.

*********************

The people of the State of New York, by the grace of God free and independent. 
- To Daniel McCORRISTAN, Ann RYAN, Bridget McELHINNEY, send greeting:

Whereas Mary McCORRISTAN, of the Borough of Brooklyn, has lately petitioned 
our Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings to have a certain instrument 
in writing bearing the date of the fourth day of December, 1904, relating 
to the real and personal property, duly proved as the last will and 
testament of Michael McCORRISTAN, late of the County of Kings, decased.

Wherefore, you and each of you are hereby cited to appear before our 
Surrogate of the County of Kings at a Surrogate's Court to be held at 
the County Court House (Room 37) in the County of Kings on the 20th day 
of February, 1905, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, then and there to 
attend the probate of said last will and testament.

Intestimony whereof, we have caused the seal of our Surrogate's Court to be 
hereunto affixed.
Witness, Hon. James C. CHURCH, Suroogate of our said County at the County of Kings, 
the third day of January, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and five.
William P. PICKETT, Clerk of the Surrogate's Court
James P. JUDGE,Attorney for the Petitioner,189 Montague street,Brooklyn, N.Y.

25 Jan. 1905

HERKIMER TO PAY HIS WIFE $75 A MONTH
Dr. Robert H. HERKIMER, chief sanitary inspector of Brooklyn, who recently
instituted proceeding against his wife in connection with the custody of
their 11 year old daughter, Olivia, and who in turn has been charged by Mrs.
HERKIMER with making presents of pink silk hose to other women, has agreed
to settle the case out of court. This action on the part of Dr. HERKIMER is
due to the friendly intervention of Rev. Father NASH of the Sacred Heart
Roman Catholic Church in Clermont avenue.
The understanding arrived at provides that Olivia is to live with her mother
at 113th street, Manhattan, and is to see her father from Friday until
Sunday each week and half of vacation time in summer. The doctor is to pay
his wife $75 a month, and no further legal steps, so far as known, will be taken.

12 March 12, 1905

WRONG TOOTH PULLED; WOMAN AWARDED $400
Mrs. Sarah E. SWANSON, of Macon Street, near Ralph Avenue, has 
secured a judgement of $400 against a Brooklyn dentist for pulling
a sound tooth. The verdict was within $100 of the sum asked by the 
teacher, and made her smile when court adjourned, despite the pain
she claims she still feels in her jaw. It is said to be the largest 
judgement ever recovered for pulling the wrong tooth. 

8 June 1905

MOTORMAN WHO RAN DOWN M'KENNA HELD BY COURT
 Magistrate FURLONG in the Lee Ave. court today held William J. OTTEN, 
27 years old, of 2280 Atlantic Ave., a motorman on the B. R. T., on a
charge of homicide, to await the action of the Coroner. Otten was in
charge of a Hamburg Ave. car that run down Bernard J. McKENNA, a
laborer, employed in the Bridge Department, and residing at 442 West
Fifty-eighth St., M_______. McKenna died in the Williamsburg Hospital
last night from the injuries received.

10 June 1905

The following business was transacted by the Kings
County Surrogate's Court, Hon. James C. Church,
Surrogate, for the week ending June 10, 1905:

Wills Proved-
Margaretha BECHFLUFT
Eliza BLACKFIELD
George Aug. BLACKMER
Caroline BURCK
Chester BULLIS
Kate CARNEY
Prentis C. CHENEY
James S. DUNN
Mary L.DUNN
James DRISCOLL
William H. DIMOND
Harriet DEAN
Jennie J. DUSENBURY
Margaret EARLY
William GIBSON
Hermine  GUENTHER
Mary GROTTJAN
Elizabeth GATE
Crowell HADDEN, JR
 William F. HYATT
Henry HONRE
William J. HOUGHTON
Emily G. HOPKINS
Edward HUMPHREY
Anna KOEHLER
Margaret LAFFERTY
Mary L. MINTONYE
John L. MURPHY
Marla MUSSLER
Josiah E. MILLER
Charles A. MULLER
John MORROW
Zachariah O. NELSON
Frank A. OWENS
Walter OSBORN
John POWERS
George P. ROWELL
Thomas RUSSELL
Herman SCHNAUFFER
Robert H. TURLA
George H. WHEELER


Letters of administration were granted on the estate
of the following deceased persons:  

Leo ARRICO
Charles C. BETTS
Rachael R. BARRON
Abe BERMAN
Henry S. BEACH
Nellie BROWN
Henry BROWN
Alexander A. CABRE
Edward F. DE SELDING
Henrietta EDWARDS
William HAGAN
Augustinus HALDORSEN
Margaret HAMILTON
Hildegarde HAAS
John HINES
George HYNES
Benjamin F. IRVING
Jane KING
John (?) KING
James KIRKLAND
William KIRKLAND
Davis MAX
Roger J. MAHONEY
Edwin NILSSON
Annie B. PETERSON
Augusta SOCHEFSKY
Anna STREILING
Maria M. SCHWEIZER
Edward C. SNIFFEN
Ralph C. SAVOYE
Charles L. SUNDBERG
Michla SLATER
Soeren C. STALLKNECHT
Kasper SCHUSSLER
Richard P. TIGHE
Paul THOMANY

Letters of guardianship were issued on the persons 
and property of:  

Minnie E. WESTERVELT to Edwin R. WESTERVELT, 
Joseph, Franz, and Anna SCHENERECKER to Anna SCHENERECKER, 
Hazel BOGERT to Sarah M. BURGHER, 
Arthur V. BARTO to Jesse M. BARTO, 
Lawrence A. LOVEJOY to Mary LOVEJOY, 
Arthur A. CROWTHER to Martha J. CROWTHER, 
Henrietta T. DE SELDING to Adeline DE SELDING, 
Alice, Nellie, John and Catherine KEALEY to John J. KEALEY, 
Herbert H. DICKSON to George W. DICKSON, 
Israel and Katie BERNSTEIN to Jennie SNAPER, 
Wilhelmina, Lydia M.and Florence E. YOUNG to George M. YOUNG, 
Joseph GARCIA to Madeline JACOBSON, 
Florence FITZGERALD to Edmund S. FITZGERALD, 
Christina H., Robert F. and Marion E. STEERS to the FRANKLIN TRUST COMPANY, 
Howard C. WISSEL to Meta M. WISSEL, 
Elsie ROESSLER to Friedeline ROESSLER.

Accounting Decrees-
Bridget MORRIS
Eliza LAMBERT
Hannah CAGNEY
George W. ALEXANDER
Ann J. HEALEY
Henrietta KURZ
Charles KENNEDY
Elizabeth V. PITT
Arthur H. HELSSENBUTTEL
George W. ALEXANDER,(stated twice) 
Carrie M. STEWART
William J. PASCOE
Jacob WALDHEIMER
Ann RYAN
Patrick LALLY
John PALMER
Samuel STEVENSON
John COLLINS
LOUISE H. WHEELER
Ernst A. WOHLKENS
Charles S. FOWLER
Lillian WALTERS
Mary Ann GIBBS
Ernst A. Wohlkens (name stated twice).

June 24, 1905

The following business was transacted by the Kings County Surrogates Court.  
Hon. James C. Church, Surrogate for week ending June 24, 1905

Wills Proved:

Susan E. BENNEY
Catherine J. CARRINGTON, 
Sarah F. COLEMAN, 
John B. CONKLIN
Christina CONKLIN
Charles E. DINGES
Joseph D. AURORA
Adam FRANZ
William FARRLELL
Fanny HAMILTON
William F. KINGSLAND
Valentine KETTENRING
Margaret P. LATHAM
John LEFFERTS
John F. MURPHY
Annie MARMION
Marriot MCKINNY
Julia A. S. POWERS
Amelia QUICK
Catherine RUSSELL
Margaret SMITH
Ciara M. STRANAHAN
Sarah M. SCHICK
Eliz R. VERMALE

Letters of Administration were granted on the estate of the following 
deceased persons:

Jane RHODES
Charles E. AIKEN
Carrie S. BATSON
Robert BURROW
John BREFOGAL
Emma A. BIENNECKE
Susan E. CARROLL
Waldemar COLQUHOUN
Charles COLDER
Catherine S. DRESSEL
Jacob DEBUS
James J. FROST
Bertha GREENE
mary GARTLAND
Ciara K. HOWARD
Margaret HALLIHAN
Frank A. HENNINGER
Charles KELM
Annie KELLY
Tillie LEVY
Julia MEAGHER
Lizzie MARKERT
Sadie MICHAELS
Dora E. MILLER
Julia MULLER
Henry MULLER
Lucie MEYER
Albert MULLER
William MORGAN
James D. MOORE
James O'KEEFE
Maggie O'NEILL
Michael O'NEILL
John REILLY
William H. RABLEN
Margaret E. ROBERTS
Giovanni RAGO
Katie STARR
August STROHMEYER
William SAULPAUGH
Anna C. OCHROTTLER
John STRAND
George VAVILLE
Louise SPRATHOFF
John R. VINT
John D. WOBKE
John WOODS
Emma H. WOLFSTEIN
William C. WELTON

Letters of Guardianship were issued on the persons and property of :

Carol O and Alfred W. KETTENRING to Lizzie KETTENRING
John GESSLER to Rose J. HILL
Joseph P. BARULIO to Anne NORCUS
Elsie E. STAMMLER to Nassau Trust Company
Charles F. STAMMLER to Charles F. STAMMLER
Lizzie GABRIEL to Annie HEILIG
Grace A. TAYLOR to Maggie TAYLOR
Blanche E and Florence B LUCKEY to Isabel W. SHARKEY
Hazel E. MULLER to Grace MULLER
Sadie HERLICH to John HERLICH
Abraham Louis, Annie and Sadie ROSENBLATT to Henry ROSENBLATT

Accounting Decrees:

Friederick VOLKE
Charles S. DENYSE
Carl August FRANK
Hugh D. O. MIEIER
Lemmel. R. MEARS
Andrew MCENANEY
Robert B. WALLACE
James MCGOVERN
Himan SMITH
John STRIENING
Alice MCGUIRE
Chauncey L. MITCHELL
Anna M. GIBSON
Alice LAUGHLIN 
Caroline REINHARD
Coleman BENEDICT
Ella I. REGAN
Eliza O'NEILL
Maria E. BLAKE

13 February 1905
 
SURROGATE'S COURT 
The following business was transacted by the 
King's County Surrogate Court, Hon. James C. CHURCH, 
Surrogate, for the week ending Feb 11:
 
Wills proved - 
Maria ACKULARUS, 
Daniel S. ARNOLD, 
Allison BRIGGS, 
William BROWN, 
Edward E. DARRON, 
Mary DOYLE, 
Siegfried FRANKEL, 
Mary GILLEN, 
Bertha GRIMMEL, 
Thomas GATELY,
August HOLZER, 
Maraevins HAGEN, 
George R. JENNINGS,
Phillipina KOHL, 
William J. KOUWENHOVEN, 
Marne METZLER, 
Hermann METZLER, 
Ida MCGINNIS, 
Effie PORTER, 
Mary C. ROTHERT, 
Mossie SCHRYER, 
Lydia F. VEELS, 
William WHITNEY, 
Mashe WILENSKY 
Joseph W. YATES.
 
Letters of administration were granted on the estates 
of the following deceased persons:
Louis POPP, 
Elizabeth N. ANDREWS, 
Joseph AMBRAZAITIS, 
Eva K. BLUMENSCHEIN, 
Joseph BOSAS, 
William D. CONNOLLY, 
Joseph A. CASSION, 
John DORRAIN, 
Sarah F. DAVIN, 
Alphonzo DE PRESCO, 
Mallory K. FITCH, 
Eliza J. GIBBS, 
Antonio GILLI, 
Matthew F. HART, 
Charles HIRSCH, 
James HOEY, 
Dower J. JOHNSON, 
Sophie KLINGEMANN, 
Henry LOWRY, 
Martin MURPHY, Jr.,  
George A. MARTIN, 
John MINNISS, 
Veronika MEHLING, 
John C. MEYER, 
Gustav NELSON, 
Margaret O'HARE, 
Isabelle PENBERTHY, 
Charles RHODA, 
James RYAN, 
William E.A. SMITH, 
Lara SIMONSEN, 
Thora SIMONSEN, 
Mary J. TYLER, 
William H. TRUBE 
William WHITTAKER. 
 
Letters of guardianship were issued on the persons and property:
 
of Elwood S. and Mortimer O. Smith to Alexander E. ORR, 
of Marie MCLEAN to Mary MCLEAN, 
of Joseph A. CUMISKEY to Mary A. GRIFFEN, 
of Harry R., Everet E. and Anna T. FRIGANZA to Romeo B. FRIGANZA, 
of Joseph F. ASTON to Jeannett E. ESKHOLME, 
of Joseph R. and Ella HART to Rose F. BURDOCK,
of Anna W. and Louise M. WHITE to Ida A. WHITE, 
of Mabelle JARDEN to Sarah WEITHASS, 
of Frederick HOUSTON to Marie DONOHUE, 
of Joseph KEENAN, Jr., to the Hamilton Trust Company, 
of Bernard J. MCEWEN to the Hamilton Trust Company, 
of Walter E. DAVIS to Mellie DAVIS,
of Lara J. SIMONSEN to Peder J. BOWITZ.
  
Accounting decrees - 
Martin REYNOLDS, 
John H. SCHMID, 
George F. SCHMID, 
Ralph H. SCHMID, 
William KUEHNE, 
Andrew BRENTANO, 
John P. KRONZ,
Ellen LANE  or Ellen LEE, 
Margaretta M. BURROUGHS, 
Merman MICHAELIS, 
Eili I. REGAN, 
Susan ASMUS, 
Minnie SAUSE, 
Mary R. VAN COTT, 
Susanna ERNEST, 
Catherine EICHORN, 
Walter SUTLIFF, 
John WOOLSEY, 
Mary A. MILLER, 
Thomas PITT, 
Thomas HOOPER and Ida ALBURTUS.
 
4 March 1905

WORTH'S ESTATE WILLED TO HIS TWO SONS
The will of Jacob WORTH, who died at Hot Springs, Ark. Feb. 21, 
was entered in the Surrogate's office this morning for probate. 
It is dated Dec. 13, 1898, and is witnessed by 
Frederick W. BURMEYER and John M. CAHILL. 
By the terms of the will the entire estate, 
both personal and real, ultimately goes to his two sons. 
Augustus M. and Lewis R. WORTH. The last named and
Hugo HIRSH are made executors and trustees. They are 
directed to take over the entire property, and when 
Augustus M. Worth comes of age the entire estate is 
to be divided equally between them, with the exception 
of the flats on Humboldt Street, the house at 94 Lee Avenue, 
and the house at Saratoga Springs, which are to be enjoyed
by his widow, Theresa WORTH, so long as she lives or 
remains a widow. In the event of her death or remarriage 
these properties are to revert to the two sons or their 
heirs. The papers on file state that the real estate 
"does" exceed $10,000 and that the personal property "does" 
exceed the same sum. 

June 17, 1905

Surrogate's Court, week ending June 17, 1905
Wills Proved:
George BRUTSCHON
Rachel J. FISHER
John FISHER
Catherine FARRELL
Annie GREENE
Margaret GUILFOYLE
Charles G. H. GERKEN
John M. JONES
Harriet A. KEENAN
Catherine A. KIRBY
Edwin MYER
Jeremiah MURPHY
Mary MARTIN
Louisa NEITZEL
George M. ROTHSTEIN
Mary C. RUFF
Hiram TURNER
Ralph DUNNING
John W. FIELDER
Elizabeth M. FIELDER
John H. OTTEN
Anton RIEDER

Letters of Administration were granted on the estates
of the following deceased persons:
Catherine GRIFFIN
Augusta ENDERLE
Martin DAVIDS
Louise BOEGEL
Catherine ALLEN
Alexander BARR
Gilbert BIESKER
Josef BIELAT
William BAINES
John J. BIGGIS
Laura E. CURTIS
Eliza COLLIGAN
Thomas COOPER
Robert CHEESMAN
Julia DECOSTA
Marguerite I. FOLEY
Alma FULTON
Leonie L. GULDING
John W. KEYEZ
Wladyziaw T. KOSINSKI
John E. KERNON
Kate LEDWITH
William LEEN
Christine LIEDENTHAL
Amelia MANNHEIMER
Annie MCGUIRE
Herman MOHRMANN
Bridget MANGAN
Hugh P. O'BRIEN
Bridget O'NEILL
Julia E. PHILIPS
James D. PICKELS
Lena PFEIFFER
Mary ROGAN
Joanna STAUBITZ
Agnes SIMMONS
Isadore STEINBERG
John H. SCHLOON
Annie O. TAYLOR
William H. TEMME
Alvin H. THOMAS
Charles C. WILSON
Jacob WEISS
Benjamin F. CLARK, JR.
Sarah A. ELLIS
William H. MERCKLING
John H. POWERS
Frederick M. VOORHEES

Letters of Guardianship were issued on the persons and
property of:
Olive B. and Ruth L. ROWELL to Marion E. GAY, 
of Walter H. WILSON to Charlotte G. LOCKLIN, 
of Agnes and Emma MOHRMANN to John F. MOHRMANN, 
of Matthia and Peter SIMON to Catherine SIMON, 
of Joseph O'HAGAN to Robert O'HAGAN, 
of Louisa F. MAHLER to Katie MAHLER,
of Philip T. MCCABE to Florence E. MCCABE, 
of Josephina B. WHITE to Edward L. WHITE, 
of Henry H.D. MOHRMANN to Anna MOHRMANN, 
of Henry G. WARREN and Marie G. DUSENBURY to Francis F. DAINBEER, 
of Sadie WEISS to Abraham SCHOEN, 
of Clarence P. HOUGHTALING to Edith M. TITUS, 
of Mildred E. MEYER to Minnie KIRCHAR
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Ann Sorocki
Lisa Ann Finger

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