Generation No. 3
25. Johann Christian6 Hottmann (Jacob Friederich5, Johann Antonius4, Johann (Han?) Jacob3, Johannes (Hans)2, Jacob1)151 was born 13 Sep 1811 in
Rohrbronn, W?rttemberg, Germany151, and died Unknown in probably Russia. He married <Unnamed> Unknown. She was born Unknown in Katharinenfeld,
Russia152, and died 12 Aug 1922 in unknown.
Notes for Johann Christian Hottmann:
Birth and baptism, Winterbach Evangelical church, Tauf-Register:
1811, No. 34
Johann Christian, 1831 mit s. Eltern nach S?dru?land; Jacob Friederich Hottmann, B. und Weing. in Rohrbronn, Evangel. Relig., Elisabetha, geb. Baun, Evangel.
Relig.; Filial Rohrbronn, 13 Septbr. Morgens 4 Uhr; Winterbach, 13 Septbr., Pfarrer M. Knoft; Daniel Baun, B. u. Weing. in Rohrbronn, und dessen Ehefrau,
Christiana geb. Baun; Rohrbronn 123. [(child) Johann Christian, (went to) south Russia in 1831 with his parents; (parents) Jacob Friederich Hottmann, citizen
and vine dresser in Rohrbronn, Evangelical religion, Elisabetha, nee Baun, Evangelical religion; (place and date of birth) affiliated village of Rohrbronn, 13
September, 4 a.m.; (place and date of baptism and by whom) Winterbach, 13 September, Pastor Knoft; (witnesses) Daniel Baun, citizen and vine dresser in
Rohrbronn, and his wife, Christiana, nee Baun; (Family Register) p. 123.]
Child of Johann Hottmann and <Unnamed> is:
62 i. Johann Christian7 Hottmann152, born Bet. 04 May 1830 - 1839 in Russia?152; died Unknown.
26. Johannes6 Hottmann (Jacob Friederich5, Johann Antonius4, Johann (Han?) Jacob3, Johannes (Hans)2, Jacob1)153 was born 03 Jan 1815 in Rohrbronn,
W?rttemberg, Germany153, and died Unknown.
Notes for Johannes Hottmann:
Birth and baptism, Winterbach Evangelical church, Tauf-Register:
1815, No. 1
Johannes, 1831 mit den Eltern nach dem S?den Ru?land ausgew.; Jakob Friedrich Hottmann, B. und Weing., Elisabetha, geb. Baun; Rohrbronn 3 Jan. 1815 Ab. 6
Uhr; Winterbach 4 Jan. Pf. M. Kopst; Daniel Baun, B. und Weing., dessen uxor Christiana, geb. Baun; 123. [(child) Johannes, in 1831 emigrated with the parents
to the south of Russia; (parents) Jakob Friedrich Hottmann, citizen and vine dresser, Elisabetha, nee Baun; (place and date of birth) Rohrbronn, 3 January 1815,
6 p.m.; (place and date of baptism and by whom) Winterbach, 4 January, Pastor Kopst; (witnesses) Daniel Baun, citizen and vine dresser, his wife Christiana, nee
Baun; (Family Register) p. 123.]
A note in the Family Register for the Winterbach Evangelical church, volume for affiliated churches (Rohrbronn, here), p. 123:
"Johannes kam mit seinem Vater nach Ru?land. Dessen Sohn Theodor Hottmann ist am 2 Dez. 1871 in Ru?land geboren. Dessen Sohn Valentin Kurt ist in
Berlin am 4. Oct. 1909 geboren, u. (word illegible) am 5 Febr. 1921 einen Fam. Reg. Auszug S. 123." [Johannes came with his father to Russia. His son
Theodor Hottmann was born on 2 December 1871 in Russia. His son Valentin Kurt was born in Berlin on 4 October 1909, and on 5 February 1921 (requested?)
an extract of the Family Register page 123.]
Children of Johannes Hottmann are:
63 i. Theodor7 Hottmann, born 02 Dec 1871 in Russia; died Unknown.
64 ii. Valentin Kurt Hottmann, born 04 Oct 1909 in Berlin, Germany; died Unknown.
30. Tobias Wilhelm6 Lemberger (Elisabetha Magdalena5 Hottmann, Johann Antonius4, Johann (Han?) Jacob3, Johannes (Hans)2, Jacob1)154 was born 24
Sep 1806 in Grunbach, W?rttemberg, Germany155, and died 16 Oct 1873 in Cambridge City, Wayne Co, IN156,157. He married Anna Catherine
Mayer158,159,160 Unknown in probably Philadelphia, PA. She was born Abt. 1811 in W?rttemberg, Germany161, and died 22 Aug 1892 in Mount Auburn,
Wayne Co, IN162.
Notes for Tobias Wilhelm Lemberger:
Neither of the two sons of William (Tobias Wilhelm) Lemberger ever, and as far as is known, had children. Therefore, this line effectively "daughters out" with
this generation. His daughter Elizabeth never married and had no children that are known of. That leaves Josephine and the other daughter (name as yet
unknown), who according to Elizabeth's will, married men named Vestal and Myers in some order. The will names five Myers and four Vestal nieces and
nephews.
Birth/Baptism: Evangelical Church records, Grunbach (Taufregister 1728-1807):
Date: born and baptized 24 Sep 1806
Parents: Gottlieb Lemberger, B?rger & Weing?rtner, and Elisabetha Magdalena, geb. Hottmannin
Witnesses: Johann Michael Lemberger, B?rger & Weingte., single; Anna Catharina Toblerin, single.
[Note: This Johann Michael Lemberger was Tobias's uncle.]
Once in America, Tobias came to be known as William, and sometimes used the middle initial T.
His immigration:
Database: Philadelphia, 1800-1850 Passenger and Immigration Lists
(acquired online from ancestry.com, October 24, 2004)
Name: T. Lemberger
Arrival Date: Jun 28, 1830
Age: 23
Gender: Male
Port of Arrival: Philadelphia
Port of Departure: Havre
Place of Origin: Wurtemburg
Occupation: Farmer
Destination: USA
Ship Name: Ship Pearl
National Archives' Series Number: 425
Microfilm Number: 45
List Number: 95
Source Information:
Ancestry.com. Philadelphia, 1800-1850 Passenger and Immigration Lists [database online]. Provo, Utah: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2003. Original data: Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania. Passenger Lists of Vessels Arriving at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1800-1882. Micropublication M425, rolls # 1-71. National Archives,
Washington, D.C.
Letter from Johannes (John) Lemberger (from Craftonville, CA) to H.H. West, 13 May 1900: "William came to this country in 1828 or 9. William worked for a
wholesale hardware firm in Philadelphia from 1834 to 1851. Father and Jacob Miller (Catherine's husband) lived on a farm belonging to William. After father
died in 1851, William moved out to Darke County, Ohio and took possession of his farm. He soon tired of farming and sold out, then came to Cambridge City,
Indiana, where I was carrying on a cigar factory. We formed a partnership. We carried on together three years and I sold out to him. He continued the
business about ten years and then sold out. At his death he was one of the directors of the First National Bank of Cambridge City. William had five children,
two boys and three girls. The oldest, William, went into the Volunteer Army in the Civil War and was killed at the battle of Champion Hill, near Vicksburg.
Charles, the youngest child, is agent for the United Express Co.. His sister Lizzie is keeping house for him; neither of them is married." [NB: His son, Charles,
did marry late in life.]
Letter from J.G. Lemberger to William dated 19 Jun 1838 addressed to William Lemberger c/o Paxson, Ritchie & Co., No. 3 Decatur St., Philadelphia, PA.
Letter from J.G. Lemberger to William dted 3 Jan 1841 says in part, "Your children Wilhelm and Josephine should come to our home to get their Christmas
present."
Letter to William from his father, J.G. Lemberger dated 25 Oct 1843 is addressed to William Lemberger, c/o Paxson & Son, 3 Decatur St., Philadelphia, PA.
According to Deed Book W-1, pages 455-456, County Recorder's Office, Darke Co, OH, William and "Christina" [sic] Lemberger sold their farm to Elizabeth
Bently 25 October 1852. This is the same parcel of land in Butler Township as described in notes for Johann Gottlieb Lemberger (Senior). Copy of record
furnished by Frank Myers, July 2003.
Based on the letters from Johannes in 1900 and from J.G. Lemberger in 1841, we can identify four of his five children:
1. Wilhelm/William, b. bef. 1841, d. abt. 16 May 1863 (date of battle of Champion's Hill), eldest.
2. Josephine, b. bef. 1841, nfi.
3. unidentified female
4. Lizzie (Elizabeth?), never married. Lived Cambridge City, Wayne Co IN. NFI.
5. Charles, never married. Lived Cambridge City, Wayne Co IN. NFI.
From Andrew W. Young, History of Wayne County, Indiana [Cincinnati: Robert Clarke & Co., 1872), p. 251:
"Cambridge City Bank was established in the spring of 1853, under the Free Banking Law, with a capital of $100,000. John Hunt was its first President, but was
succeeded, after about three months, by Williams Petty; and he, a few months after, by John Marsh, who held the office until its close. John W. Burson was
Cashier from its commencement until 1856. It then passed into the hands of Isaac Myers, J.D. Skean, and others: Isaac Myers, President; Thomas Newby,
Cashier. In 1862, John Callaway became President. In December 1863, it was organized under the National Banking Law, as the First National Bank of
Cambridge City, with a capital of $50,000, which has since been increased to $100,000. Its present proprietors are John Callaway (Pres.), Thomas Newby
(Cash.), Wm. Lemberger, Jacob Vore, and Milton Thornburg."
Population Schedules, Census of the United States, 1860; Publications of the Bureau of the Census, Record Group 29, National Archives Building, Washington,
DC; National Archives microfilm publication M653, roll 308. Indiana, Wayne Co, Jackson Twp, dwelling 156, page 22 (also numbered 163), lines 25-28,
enumerated 5 Jun 1860.
William Lemberger, age 54, male, farmer; real property $775, personal property $100. Born Widenburg (sic) Germany.
Catherine Lemberger, age 47, female, born Widenburg (sic), Germany.
Elizabeth Lemberger, age 15, female, born Pennsylvania
Charles Lemberger, age 5, male, born Indiana
From Elizabeth Lemberger's will (see notes under Elizabeth) we can infer that her two sisters,
Josephine and one unidentifed, married men named Vestal and Myers. The children of those marriages who survived to Elizabeth's death about 1909 were:
Vestal:
Lizzie Vestal Smith, Little Rock, Pulaski Co AR
Charles Vestal, Little Rock, Pulaski Co AR
Ella Vestal Weigle, Chicago, Cook Co IL
There was also George Vestal, who was deceased by the time Elizabeth signed her will in 1904. He married Lulu ____ and had a son, Reid. Residence not
stated.
Myers:
Ida Myers Mundon, Indianapolis, Marion Co IN
William Myers, Arcadia, Hamilton Co IN
Ella Myers Good (child Starling or Sterling and stepson Lorenz), Dayton, Montgomery Co OH
Robert Myers, Indianapolis, Marion Co IN
Charles Myers, Kosciusko Co IN
Death, Records of the Zion Lutheran Church, East Germantown (Pershing), Wayne Co. IN, p. 232:
"Oct. 16th 1873 William Lemberger, aged 67 yrs +, Funeral services by the pastor from text P.S. 23:4th."
Children of Tobias Lemberger and Anna Mayer are:
65 i. William7 Lemberger163, born Abt. 1837 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, PA164; died 24 May 1863 in near Champion Hill, MS165.
Notes for William Lemberger:
Letter from grandfather J.G. Lemberger to William Lemberger, 3 Jan 1841: "Your children Wilhelm and Josephine should come to our home to get their
Christmas present."
According to the 1860 census, he was living in the town of West Point at that time, with the listed occupation of day laborer.
Letter from Johannes (John) Lemberger (from Craftonville, CA) to H.H. West, 13 May 1900: "William had five children, two boys and three girls. The oldest,
William, went into the Volunteer Army in the Civil War and was killed at the battle of Champion Hill, near Vicksburg." [NB: The battle of Champion's Hill was
fought 16 May 1863.]
According to the Compiled Military Service Record of William Lemberger, he was in fact wounded in the arm in an action at Bakers Creek, near Champion Hill,
on 16 May 1863. The arm was amputated, but he died of his wound on 24 May 1863 without having been evacuated to a rear area hospital. He served as a
sergeant with the 11th Indiana Infantry.
66 ii. Josephine Catharine Lemberger166, born 03 Jan 1839 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, PA167,168; died 30 Aug 1889 in Mount Auburn, Wayne
Co, IN169,170,171. She married Joseph W. Vestal172 Unknown; born Abt. 1833 in Ohio; died Unknown.
Notes for Josephine Catharine Lemberger:
Letter from grandfather J.G. Lemberger to William Lemberger, 3 Jan 1841: "Your children Wilhelm and Josephine should come to our home to get their
Christmas presen
Death, Cambridge City (IN) Tribune, 5 September 1889:
Obituary
Josephine Catharine Vestal died at the home of her mother, Mrs. William Lemberger, in Mt. Auburn, on Friday morning last. Two weeks ago she came from her
home in Little Rock, Arkansas, to visit her relations with the hope that a change of climate and a season of rest would prove beneficial to her health, but the
trip was too much for her delicate constitution and she was taken sick with fever the third day after she reached here and constantly grew worse until the end.
She was born in Philadelphia, Penn., January 3, 1839, and was therefore aged 50 years, 7 months, and 27 days. She was married to Joseph Vestal, November 6,
1856. To them were born two daughters and three sons, all of whom are living and grown to man and womanhood. In 1880 they left this place, their old
home for many years, to locate at Little Rock, Arkansas, where they have since lived. For many years she has been in feeble health, but patiently bore her
affliction, ever striving to do her part as a loving companion and true mother. She has been a member of the Methodist church for a long time, and was a true
Christian woman. Funeral services were conducted at the house on Sunday afternoon by Rev. Paschall. Her remains were followed to the cemetery by a large
number of friends, and were laid to rest by the side of her father in the Lutheran cemetery at East Germantown.
The floral offerings were beautiful and consisted of rare and choice flowers, some of which were from the house of Mr. Vestal at Little Rock, Arkansas. The
casket was ornamented with a cross of Mareschel Neil roses, a wreath in the center of which was a miniature sheaf, and a pillow with the word "REST" in
immortelles. The casket also bore on the silver plate the inscription "MOTHER."
Notes for Joseph W. Vestal:
From Andrew W. Young, History of Wayne County, Indiana [Cincinnati: Robert Clarke & Co., 1872], p. 253:
"The Flower and Plant Nursery in the west part of the town has been established and matured by Joseph W. Vestal, who, in 1855, commenced vegetable and
truck farming. In 1860, he commenced the green-house cultivation of flowers, and made about 300 suare feet of glass covering, to which he has annually
made additions, until he now covers nearly 10,000 feet with glass, and cultivates about 3,000 varieties. His plants are sold into nearly every state in the Union
east of the Rocky Mountains. His business during most of the year is the supplying of nurserymen, florists, and dealers with stock for retailing, or with new
plants from which to propagate stock. He also deals in sweet potato and other early plants. Plants and flowers are sold by retail to customers from several
townships of the county. Sales amount annually to about $8,000 to $10,000."
Population Schedules, Census of the United States, 1860, Indiana, Wayne County, Cambridge City, p. 402, lines 30-34, dwelling 1911, family 1911:
Joe Vestal, age 27, male, Gardner, real estate 5000, personal estate 3000, born Ohio
Josephine Vestal, age 21, female, born Pa
George Vestal, age 2, male, born Ind.
Frank Vestal, age 6/12, male, born Ind.
Population Schedules, Census of the United State, 1870, Indiana, Wayne County, Cambridge City, p. 403, lines11-17, dwelling 254, family 254:
Vestal, Joseph, age 36, male, white, florist, real property 25,000, personal estate 100, born Ohio
Vestal, Josephine C., age 30, female, white, keeping house, born Pennsylvania
Vestal, George, age 12, male, white, at school, born Indiana
Vestal, Frank, age 10, male, white, at school, born Indiana
Vestal, Elizabeth, age 8, female, white, at school, born Indiana
Vestal, Charles, age 6, male, white, at house, born Indiana
Vestal, Ellice, age 1, female, white, at house, born Indiana
Treusin?, Phillip, age 29, male, white, works in Garden, born Indiana
Gilbert, George, age 18, male, white, works on farm, born Ohio
Vestal, Ora E., age 15, female, white, house servant, born Indiana
[Note: close neighbors included the families of Aaron Vestal, age 58, laborer, born N. Carolina; David Vestal, age 31, laborer, born Ohio; and William Vestal,
age 27, laborer, born Ohio. The 1850 census for Cambridge City enumerates the family of Aaron Vestal, which included Joseph, age 16; David, age 12;
William, age 7; and others. Presumably Aaron was Joseph's father, and David and William were brothers.]
67 iii. Caroline Louise Lemberger173, born 1842 in Probably Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, PA; died 03 Dec 1902 in Wayne Co, IN. She married Gideon
Linville Myers 26 Jan 1860 in Wayne Co, IN; born 1838; died 1886.
Notes for Caroline Louise Lemberger:
From Frank L. Myers, 40 Verde Way, Watsonville, CA 95076-5421, email CW4FLM@worldnet.att.net, in an email dated 28 October 2001:
"My great-great-grandmother was Caroline Lemberger (1842-1902) who married Gideon Linville Myers (1838-1886) in Wayne County on 26 January 1860.
Caroline and Gideon came to Hamilton County, Indiana after the Civil War and are buried in the Brethren Cemetery in Arcadia, Indiana. Caroline was the
daughter of William Lemberger (1806-1873) and his wife Catharine ???? (1811-1892). Caroline died on 3 December 1902 while visiting her sister, Elizabeth,
in Wayne County.
"I have visited the gravesites of Elizabeth, William and Catharine Lemberger in the Zion Lutheran Cemetery in East Germantown, Indiana (just east of
Cambridge City on US 40). Elizabeth's grave is very unique in that her casket is enclosed in a stone vault completely above the ground. It is the only one like
that in the cemetery. I have some nice pictures of her burial site as well as the headstones of William and Catharine. I have extra copies of these to share with
you.
"I have some documentation on this family. I have death certificates for Caroline, Elizabeth and Catharine, a burial notice for William, an obituary and funeral
notice for Charles Lemberger (brother of Caroline & Elizabeth) and an obituary for Elizabeth. I also have an 1850 census of Cambridge City showing a John
Lemberger (age 26), his wife, Caroline (age 19) and a daughter, Susan (?) (age 8 months).
I had no idea how this latter family was related to William & Catharine until receiving your e-mail."
68 iv. Elizabeth Lemberger174,175, born Abt. 1845 in probably Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania176; died 15 Jun 1909 in Mount Auburn,
Wayne Co, IN177,178.
Notes for Elizabeth Lemberger:
Letter from Johannes (John) Lemberger (from Craftonville, CA) to H.H. West, 13 May 1900: "Charles, the youngest child, is agent for the United Express Co..
His sister Lizzie is keeping house for him; neither of them is married."
Probate Court, Wayne County, Indiana Courthouse, Richmond, IN. Probate Record Vol. 13, 1907-1911
FHL microfilm 1838640
pp. 336-338 (this version is slightly edited; the full version is on file)
Will Elizabeth Lemberger Filed Aug 10, 1909
I, Elizabeth Lemberger, of the County of Wayne and State of Indiana, do make, ordain and publish this my last will and testament, hereby revoking all other
wills by me heretofore made.
Item one- I will and direct that my funeral be conducted in accordance with my station and circumstances while in life, and that my body be buried in the
German Lutheran Cemetery at East Germantown, Indiana, not in the earth, but in a stone vault above the ground; and I authorize and direct my executor to see
that this provision of my will is carried out and pay the expenses thereof out of any funds in his hands belonging to my estate.
Item Two. - I will and direct that my just debts be paid by my executor as soon as possible after my decease.
Item 3. I give and bequeath to my brother Charles Lemberger the sum of Five Hundred (500) dollars.
Item Four.- I give and bequeath to each of my nephews and nieces hereinafter named, the sum of One hundred (100 dollars, to wit, to Lizzie Vestal Smith of
Little Rock, Arkansas, one hundred dollars; to Charles Vestal, of Little Rock, Arkansas, one hundred dollars; to Ella Vestal Weigle of Chicago, Illinois, one
hundred dollars; to Ida Myers Mundon of Indianapolis, Indiana, one hundred dollars; to William Myers of Arcadia, Indiana, one hundred dollars; to Ella Myers
Good, of Dayton, Ohio, one hundred dollars; to Robert Myers of Indianapolis, Indiana one hundred dollars; to Charles Myers of Kosciusko County, Indiana one
hundred dollars; and I give and bequeath to Lulu Vestal, widow of my deceased nephew, George Vestal, the sum of Fifty (50) dollars.
Item Five.- Should said Charles Lemberger, Ida Myers Mundon, or Robert Myers, named in item four of this will die before me, the bequest made to them shall
be treated and divided as a part of my residuary estate. Should Ella Myers Good die before me the bequest made to her shall be given to Starling Good and
Lorenz Good, step son of said Ella Myers Good.
Should Charles Vestal, Lizzie Vestal Smith, Ella Vestal Weigle, Reid Vestal, Lulu Vestal, William Myers or Charles Myers die afore me, the share willed to said
person so dying shall go to his legal heirs.
Item six.- I will and direct that all my household goods furniture, etc. be distributed by my executor in accordance with my wish as to whom the several
articles shall be given, as expressed by memoranda or markings made by me on or attached to said articles, and all articles not marked shall be distributed
among my relatives hereinbefore named as my executor shall think best.
Item seven All the rest and residue of my estate, after paying costs of my administration, I will and bequeath to the Trustees of the Margaret Smith Home, of
Richmond, Wayne County, Indiana, to be used in carrying out the purposes for which said home is established and maintained.
Item eight.- I nominate and appoint Charles Lemberger of Cambridge City, Wayne County, Indiana as executor of this will and I authorize and direct him to
sell at public or private sale as promptly as possible after my decease convey and convert into money all my real and personal estate, and after paying the
necessary costs of administration, to distribute the proceeds thereof as herein
before willed, given and bequeathed, and I expressly authorize and empower him to make all contracts and deeds and to do all and singular all things that are
necessary and expedient to fully carry out the provision of this will.
This my last will and testament is on three sheets of paper and in eight number of items and for identification and certainty I have signed my name on
each sheet thereof.
Witness my hand and seal this 17th day of December, 1904, at Cambridge City, in the County of Wayne, State of Indiana.
Elizabeth Lemberger
Завещание Елизабет Лембергер
№1
Я, Elizabeth Lemberger, из the County of Wayne и State of Indiana заверяю и опубликовываю мою последнюю волю и завещание, тем самым аннулируя все предыдущие завещания, которые были когда-либо составлены.
ПУНКТ 1. Я завещаю, чтобы мои похороны были проведены в соответствии с положением, которое я занимала в обществе и моим материальным положением, а так же чтобы мое тело было погребено на Немецком Лютеранском кладбище в Восточном Germantown в Индии не в земле, а в каменном
склепе; я уполномочиваю и предписываю моему душеприказчику проследить, чтоб этот пункт моего завещания был выполнен, и оплатить издержки из любых фондов, находящихся в его руках, которые относятся к моему состоянию.
ПУНКТ 2. Я завещаю, чтобы мои долги были оплачены моим душеприказчиком (составителем завещания) как можно скорее после моей смерти.
ПУНКТ 3. Я завещаю моему брату Charles Lemberger 500 долларов.
ПУНКТ 4. Я завещаю всем моим племянникам и племянницам, которые перечислены ниже по 100 долларов (а именно: Lizzie Vestal Smith of Little Rock,
Arkansas, 100$; to Charles Vestal, of Little Rock, Arkansas, 100$; to Ella Vestal Weigle of Chicago, Illinois, 100$; to Ida Myers Mundon of Indianapolis, Indiana, 100$; to William Myers of Arcadia, Indiana, 100$; to Ella Myers Good, of Dayton, Ohio, 100$; to Robert Myers of Indianapolis, Indiana 100$; to Charles Myers
of Kosciusko County, Indiana 100$) А так же я завещаю Lulu Vestal, вдове моего умершего племянника George Vestal сумму в 50 долларов.
ПУНКТ 5. Если Charles Lemberger, Ida Myers Mundon или Robert Myers, которые упомянуты в четвертом пункте, умрут раньше, чем я, то завещанное им имущество следует рассматривать как часть моего незавещанного наследства. Если Ella Myers Good умрет раньше, чем я, то завещанное ей имущество
переходит к Starling Good и Lorenz Good, пасынку упомянутой Ella Myers Good. Если Charles Vestal, Lizzie Vestal Smith, Ella Vestal Weigle, Reid Vestal, Lulu Vestal, William Myers или Charles Myers умрут раньше. Чем я, то завещанная им часть наследства переходит их законным наследникам.
ПУНКТ 6. Я завещаю, чтобы предметы быта, мебель и.т.д. были распределены моим душеприказчиком (составителем завещания) в соответствии с моей волей, ему были даны несколько пунктов, которые выражаются в памятных записках и примечаниях, сделанных мной на них( записках), или
прикрепленных к ним. Все вещи, которые не были упомянуты мной, распределяет между моими родственниками, названными выше, мой душеприказчик так, как он считает будет лучше всего.
ПУНКТ 7. Все, что останется от моего состояния после уплаты счетов, я завещаю Trustees of the Margaret Smith Home, of Richmond, Wayne County, Indiana, чтобы это было использовано для завершения целей, для которых указанный дом был воздвигнут.
ПУНКТ 8. Я назначаю Charles Lemberger из Cambridge City, Wayne County, Indiana моим душеприказчиком и уполномочиваю его на общем или приватном аукционе продать и перевести в наличные все мое личное имущество, и после уплаты необходимых расходов распределить оставшееся как здесь указано. Я нарочно уполномочиваю его заведовать всеми делами, делать все, что необходимо и следить за тем, чтоб завещание было полностью исполнено.
Это мое последнее завещание , изложенное на трех листах бумаги и состоящее из трех пунктов. Для идентификации и уверенности я написала свое имя на всех трех листах.
Моя подпись и печать скрепляют этот документ от 17 декабря 1904 года, at Cambridge City, in the County of Wayne, State of Indiana
Sh
Elizabeth Lemberger
Note: The Margaret Smith Home was founded in 1888 by the estate of Ezra and Margaret Smith as a home for elderly women. The original building was torn down in 1967, but the institution was still functioning in 1971.
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