Will of Mary Ann Aldrich, 1892, Clinton, Worcester Co., MA
Surnames: Aldrich, Jermain, 

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Worcester Co. MA. Probate Vol. 487, page 396 (1892)

Case 13790

Mary A. Aldrich

Be it remembered, that I, Mary Ann Aldrich, of Clinton, in the Commonwealth of
Massachusetts, being of sound mind and memory, but knowing the uncertainty of
this life, do make this my last will and testament.

After the payment, of my just debts and funeral charges, I bequeath and devise
as follows:

First. I give and bequeath, unto Roger F. Jermain, all my personal property,
viz: on ebank book, No. 16842, of the Peoples Savings Bank, in the City of
Worcester, Mass., one bank book No. 66701, of the Worcester County Institution
for Savings in the City of Worcester, Mass., one note of one hundred dollars,
with interest at six percent, given by F. G. Johnson, attorney at law, of
Kansas City, Mo. February 10th, 1885. It being my intention to make the said
Roger F. Jermain, my sole heir in consideration of the care of himself and
wife, for me, and hereby excluding my children from any share in my property.

Second. I hereby appoint said Roger F. Jermain, to be the executor of this my
last will and testament and I desire that he may be excused from giving
sureties on his bond.

In testimony whereof, I hereunto set my hand, and in the presence of three
witnesses, declare this to be my last will, this twenty-fifth day of November,
in the year, one thousand eight hundred and eighty seven.

Mary Ann Aldrich

On this twenty-fifth day of November A.D. 1887, Mary Ann Aldrich, of Clinton,
Massachusetts, signed the foregoing instrument in our presence, declaring it
to be her last will; and as witnesses thereof, we three do now at her request,
in her presence, and in the presence of each other, hereto subscribe our
names.

Emma a. Walker
L. B. Walker
Angeline H. Jermain