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Fri 17 Mar 1916 - The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1889 - 1931)
Page 9 - THE LATE MRS. ELIZA HALL.

THE LATE MRS. ELIZA

HALL.

PROBATE OF WILL GRANTED.

Sydney, March 16.

Line 2.0.0Probate has been granted of the will of
Line 2.0.1Mrs. Eliza Hall, widow of Mr Walter Hall,
Line 2.0.2who died at her residence, Pott's Point, on

February 14 last. The testatrix appointed

Messrs. Kelso King and Richard Gar-

diner Casey executors and trustees of her

estate. She bequeathed annuities of £156

Line 2.3.0each to Rebecca Elizabeth Vies, of Kew,
Line 2.3.1Victoria; Catherina A. Humphries, Hector
Line 2.3.2A. Humphries of Kingston, England; Mar-
Line 2.3.3garet Thompson, widow, and Miriam C.
Line 2.3.4andd Harriet Williams, of North Fitzroy,
Line 2.3.5Victoria; and the following, among other
Line 2.3.6legacies:—£20,000 to each of the sons of

her brothers-inlaw, Thomas Skarratt Hall

Line 2.5.0and Frederick Baines Hall, £20,000 to each
Line 2.5.1of the daughters of her late brother-in-
Line 2.5.2-law, James Wesley Hall, £900 to each of
Line 2.5.3the children of the late Charles Carleton
Line 2.5.4Skarratt, an uncle of her late husband;
Line 2.5.5£5,000 to Louisa Hall, widow, of her

Line 2.6.0brother-in-law, Albert Hall; £20,000 to
Line 2.6.1George King, son of George Marshall King;
Line 2.6.2£10,000 each to certain members of the
Line 2.6.3Skarratt family, cousins of her late hus-

Line 2.7.0band, and Henry Skarratt Brothwood,
Line 2.7.1chemist, of Manly; £20,000 to her cousin,
Line 2.7.2Fix this textGeorge William Ellison, of Melbourne;

£25,000 each to her cousins, G. E. King,

Anna Maria McGregor, and Alicia Martha

Kelso King, wife of Kelso King; £30,000

each to her cousins. Frances Elizabeth Wip-

pell and Sophia Wippell, £15,000 each to

her cousins, John Charles Arthur Wippell,

Emma Rowdon Stokes, and Emily Sophia

Scarce; £10,000 each to her cousins, Fre-

Line 2.13.0derick W. Wippell, W. A. Dowle
Line 2.13.1Wippell, George E. Wippell, Harry V.
Line 2.13.2Wippell, and Charles Rowdon Wippell;
Line 2.13.3£15,000 to Joan Rowdon Collins, widow of
Line 2.13.4her late relative, Arthur Collins, of Eng-

land, £20,000 to Charlotte Kirk, widow

of G. M. Kirk, of Brisbane; £10,000 each

Line 2.15.0to Frances Elizabeth Thomas and Charlotte
Line 2.15.1Eleanor Stutchbury, daughters of William
Line 2.15.2Carleton Skarratt, and to Gertrude Skar-

Line 2.16.0ratt, wife of Charles Skarratt, £6,000 to
Line 2.16.1Lucy Sheppard, wife of her brother, Wil-
Line 2.16.2liam Sheppard; £2,000 to her aunt, Mar-

Line 2.17.0tha White; £1,500 to each of certain re-
Line 2.17.1latives of hers in England; £2,000 each to
Line 2.17.2Iris Annie Kelso Waring and Olive May

Kelso King, daughters of Kelso King;

£5,000 each to her medical advisor, Dr.

William Kelty, John Russell French, her

Line 2.20.0and her late husband's valued friend, and
Line 2.20.1Adrian Knox, K.C., "in token of the es-
Line 2.20.2teem and regard in which my husband held

Line 2.21.0him and in recognition of the services he
Line 2.21.1rendered in connection with a certain
Line 2.21.2charitable sentiment created by me."

Line 2.22.0The testatrix also bequeathed to the Na-
Line 2.22.1tional Art Gallery of Sydney certain pic-
Line 2.22.2tures, statuary, and bronzes, including four

Line 2.23.0reputed Gainsboroughs, an ivory miniature
Line 2.23.1of Sir Isaac Newton, an oil painting of
Line 2.23.2William Pitt, by Hoppner, three pictures

by Conrad Martin, two Florentine mosaic

tables, three Carrara marble statuary, busts

Line 2.25.0of a veiled lady, a gardener's daughter, and
Line 2.25.1a girl with a woollen wrap and hood, two
Line 2.25.2bronze horses, and a bust of her late hus-

Line 2.26.0band by Mackennal. She devised certain
Line 2.26.1pictures to the Walter and Eliza Hall trust
Line 2.26.2for its office, certain pictures to Frances
Line 2.26.3Elizabeth Wippell, and statuary and pic-
Line 2.26.4tures to Kelso King; certain jewellery that
Line 2.26.5belonged to her father, mother, and sister,
Line 2.26.6and her wedding presents to her cousins,
Line 2.26.7Frances Elizabeth Wippell, Sophia Wip-
Line 2.26.8pell, and Emma Rowdon Stokes. She be-
Line 2.26.9queathed the residue of her real and per-
Line 2.26.10sonal estate to her trustees upon trust as
Line 2.26.11to her residence, "Avoca," in Melbourne,
Line 2.26.12to permit Frances Elizabeth and Sophia
Line 2.26.13Wippell to reside in it during their lives,

Line 2.27.0to realise the estate, and out of the pro-
Line 2.27.1ceeds to pay the legacies mentioned in the
Line 2.27.2will, and to divide the balance and residue
Line 2.27.3of the proceeds and ready money among
Line 2.27.4the children of her late hus-

Line 2.28.0band's brother, Francis Baines
Line 2.28.1Hall, William Pattison Hall, Grace Hall,
Line 2.28.2Madge Hall, and Molly Hall, George Kirk,
Line 2.28.3Elizabeth Lallie Kirk, Frances
Line 2.28.4Elizabeth Thomas, Charlotte Eleanor
Line 2.28.5Stutchbury, Donald F. Skarratt, Gertrude
Line 2.28.6Skarratt, Henry Skarratt Brothwood,
Line 2.28.7Frances Eliza Wippell, George William
Line 2.28.8Ellison, Alicia Martha Kelso King, Anna
Line 2.28.9Maria Macgregor, George Kirk, Sophia

Line 2.29.0Whippell, Emma Rowden Stokes, Emily
Line 2.29.1Sophia Scarce, Frederick Walter Whippell,
Line 2.29.2William Alfred Dowle Wippell, George E.
Line 2.29.3Wippell, Harry Vincent Wippell, John
Line 2.29.4Charles Arthur Wippell, and Charles Row-
Line 2.29.5den Wippell, legatees under the will, in
Line 2.29.6the proportion of the legacies bequeathed
Line 2.29.7to them by the will. The trustees were
Line 2.29.8empowered to postpone the realisation of
Line 2.29.9the estate until they thought it expedient.
Line 2.29.10To each of them she bequeathed a legacy
Line 2.29.11of £15,000 in lieu of any commission they

would be entitled to. The legacies were

to be paid free of stamp duties.

Line 2.31.0The net value of the New South Wales
Line 2.31.1estate was sworn at £802,448, of which
Line 2.31.2£196,365 consisted of realty, £93,648 shares
Line 2.31.3in public companies, £64,928 money at cur-
Line 2.31.4rent account, £210,615 debentures,
Line 2.31.5£167,918 mortgages, and £51,273 money on

deposit.

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3 years agolinleymh Rollback this correction (Will remove THIS correction, AND every correction above)	THE LATE MRS. ELIZA HALL.     Sydney, March 16.         Probate has been granted of the will of Mrs. Eliza Hall, widow of Mr Walter Hall,   who died at her residence, Pott's Point, on   February 14 last. The testatrix appointed Messrs. Kelso King and Richard Gar-   diner Casey executors and trustees of her   estate. She bequeathed annuities of £156   garet Thompson, widow, and Miriam C. andd Harriet Williams, of North Fitzroy,     Victoria; and the following, among other   legacies:—£20,000 to each of the sons of   her brothers-inlaw, Thomas Skarratt Hall   and Frederick Baines Hall, £20,000 to each of the daughters of her late brother-in-   -law, James Wesley Hall, £900 to each of   the children of the late Charles Carleton   Skarratt, an uncle of her late husband;   £5,000 to Louisa Hall, widow, of her   brother-in-law, Albert Hall; £20,000 to   George King, son of George Marshall King; £10,000 each to certain members of the       Skarratt family, cousins of her late hus-   band, and Henry Skarratt Brothwood, chemist, of Manly; £20,000 to her cousin,       George William Ellison, of Melbourne;   £25,000 each to her cousins, G. E. King,   Anna Maria McGregor, and Alicia Martha   Kelso King, wife of Kelso King; £30,000   each to her cousins. Frances Elizabeth Wip-   pell and Sophia Wippell, £15,000 each to       her cousins, John Charles Arthur Wippell,   Emma Rowdon Stokes, and Emily Sophia Scarce; £10,000 each to her cousins, Fre-     derick W. Wippell, W. A. Dowle   £15,000 to Joan Rowdon Collins, widow of her late relative, Arthur Collins, of Eng-   to Frances Elizabeth Thomas and Charlotte Eleanor Stutchbury, daughters of William   Carleton Skarratt, and to Gertrude Skar-     ratt, wife of Charles Skarratt, £6,000 to   Lucy Sheppard, wife of her brother, Wil-   liam Sheppard; £2,000 to her aunt, Mar-   tha White; £1,500 to each of certain re-   latives of hers in England; £2,000 each to Iris Annie Kelso Waring and Olive May     Kelso King, daughters of Kelso King; £5,000 each to her medical advisor, Dr.   William Kelty, John Russell French, her       and her late husband's valued friend, and     Adrian Knox, K.C., "in token of the es-       teem and regard in which my husband held       The testatrix also bequeathed to the Na- tional Art Gallery of Sydney certain pic-   tures, statuary, and bronzes, including four     by Conrad Martin, two Florentine mosaic   of a veiled lady, a gardener's daughter, and   a girl with a woollen wrap and hood, two bronze horses, and a bust of her late hus-   band by Mackennal. She devised certain   Elizabeth Wippell, and statuary and pic- tures to Kelso King; certain jewellery that   to permit Frances Elizabeth and Sophia Wippell to reside in it during their lives,     of the proceeds and ready money among the children of her late hus-   Whippell, Emma Rowden Stokes, Emily Sophia Scarce, Frederick Walter Whippell,     empowered to postpone the realisation of the estate until they thought it expedient.     To each of them she bequeathed a legacy     of £15,000 in lieu of any commission they     deposit.   ... 92 lines containing only whitespace edits not shown	THE LATE MRS. ELIZA HALL. Sydney, March 16. Probate has been granted of the will of Mrs. Eliza Hall, widow of Mr Walter Hall, who died at her residence, Pott's Point, on February 14 last. The testatrix appointed Messrs. Kelso King and Richard Gar- diner Casey executors and trustees of her estate. She bequeathed annuities of £156 garet Thompson, widow, and Miriam C. andd Harriet Williams, of North Fitzroy, Victoria; and the following, among other legacies:—£20,000 to each of the sons of her brothers-inlaw, Thomas Skarratt Hall and Frederick Baines Hall, £20,000 to each of the daughters of her late brother-in- -law, James Wesley Hall, £900 to each of the children of the late Charles Carleton Skarratt, an uncle of her late husband; £5,000 to Louisa Hall, widow, of her brother-in-law, Albert Hall; £20,000 to George King, son of George Marshall King; £10,000 each to certain members of the Skarratt family, cousins of her late hus- band, and Henry Skarratt Brothwood, chemist, of Manly; £20,000 to her cousin, George William Ellison, of Melbourne; £25,000 each to her cousins, G. E. King, Anna Maria McGregor, and Alicia Martha Kelso King, wife of Kelso King; £30,000 each to her cousins. Frances Elizabeth Wip- pell and Sophia Wippell, £15,000 each to her cousins, John Charles Arthur Wippell, Emma Rowdon Stokes, and Emily Sophia Scarce; £10,000 each to her cousins, Fre- derick W. Wippell, W. A. Dowle £15,000 to Joan Rowdon Collins, widow of her late relative, Arthur Collins, of Eng- to Frances Elizabeth Thomas and Charlotte Eleanor Stutchbury, daughters of William Carleton Skarratt, and to Gertrude Skar- ratt, wife of Charles Skarratt, £6,000 to Lucy Sheppard, wife of her brother, Wil- liam Sheppard; £2,000 to her aunt, Mar- tha White; £1,500 to each of certain re- latives of hers in England; £2,000 each to Iris Annie Kelso Waring and Olive May Kelso King, daughters of Kelso King; £5,000 each to her medical advisor, Dr. William Kelty, John Russell French, her and her late husband's valued friend, and Adrian Knox, K.C., "in token of the es- teem and regard in which my husband held The testatrix also bequeathed to the Na- tional Art Gallery of Sydney certain pic- tures, statuary, and bronzes, including four by Conrad Martin, two Florentine mosaic of a veiled lady, a gardener's daughter, and a girl with a woollen wrap and hood, two bronze horses, and a bust of her late hus- band by Mackennal. She devised certain Elizabeth Wippell, and statuary and pic- tures to Kelso King; certain jewellery that to permit Frances Elizabeth and Sophia Wippell to reside in it during their lives, of the proceeds and ready money among the children of her late hus- Whippell, Emma Rowden Stokes, Emily Sophia Scarce, Frederick Walter Whippell, empowered to postpone the realisation of the estate until they thought it expedient. To each of them she bequeathed a legacy of £15,000 in lieu of any commission they deposit.
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