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Nicholas Joseph Weiland

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Nicholas Joseph Weiland

Birth
Ohio, USA
Death
9 Jul 1910 (aged 71)
Logan, Hocking County, Ohio, USA
Burial
Logan, Hocking County, Ohio, USA Add to Map
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Nicholas was the son of Margaretha Schorr and Nikolaus Weiland. He married Magdalene Till.

His Last Will and Testament -

LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT
IN THE NAME OF THE BENEVOLENT FATHER OF ALL:

I, N. J. Weiland of Logan, Hocking County, Ohio, being of full age and of sound and disposing mind and memory, do make, publish and declare this my last Will and Testament, hereby revoking and making null and void all other will or wills by me heretofore made.

ITEM lst:- It is my will that all my just debts and funeral expanses be paid out of my personal estate as soon as may be conveniently done after my demise. A suitable monument to mark the last resting-plaoe of myself and wife, I include as a part of the funeral expense to be provided in case the same has not already been erected.

ITEM 2nd: - The sum of Two Hundred Dollars ($200. 00) shall be paid to my son the Rev.Father T.L. Weiland, O.P. to be in his hands a fund for having masses said for the repose or my soul and the soul of my beloved wife Magdalene J. Weiland at our demise (this Two Hundred Dollars may be paid out of my personal estate, but paid amount to be refunded to the estate by my son F.W. Weiland, after the demise of myself' and my said wife,as part of sum to be paid by him in consideration of the bequest of real estate hereinafter made to him).

ITEM 3rd: - In loving remeberance of the devotion and service of my son F. W. Weiland rendered to me during the period of my bodily affliction, and in making such disposition of my estate as to me seems just and proper under the circumstances, I give and bequeath to my son F.W. Weiland at my demise the Main Street property in which I now reside, including the dwelling and store room and lot on which they situate together with all appurtenances to the same belonging including household goods and furniture to be his absolutley at my death, and also my jewelry store and stock of goods I give and bequeath to my son F. W. Weiland as his own absolutely at my demise; But with this provision, that he assume all bills owing for stock of goods at his taking of the stock hereunder if any such unpaid bills there be. These bequests however, are subject to the following provisions,viz:-

lst- That he pay within one year aftar my death to my son Augustus S. Weiland the sum of One Thousand Dollars;

2nd:- That he pay within same period of time to the children of my deceased son,Charles Weiland, namely:- To Raymond Weiland and to Regina Weiland, each the sum of Five Hundred Dollars.

3rd:- That he refund the Two Hundred Dollars to my estate referred to in item two, and pay $200. toward an organ for our St. John's Church of Logan,O. and pay to James W. Campbell, whom I raised the sum of One Hundred Dollars.

4th:- That he pay: to the three children of my deceased daughter Mary Perone, namely:- To Francis Perone, Earl A.Perone and Howard Perone, each the sum of Three hundred and thirty three Dollars and thirty three and one-third cents, or a total sum of One Thousand Dollars (to the three); but these children being minors, this sum shall not be payable to them until they each respectively become of age; and I do constitute my said son, F.W. Weiland Trustee of said sum to be paid them, and each of them, until the time they each respectively become of age; but from the time of my death, until each of said children rospectively arrive at their majority, the said F.W. Weiland shall on settlement with them each, at their majority, add to their respective amount above named a sum equivalent to three per cent simple interest :for the period of time elapsing from one year after my death, until the time they each respectively come of age, this is to say that during such interval of time, he having their said Gums in trust for them, may use, loan or invest the same as he deems best as trustee hereunder, he being required only to account for the One Thousand Dollars, for the three, and three per cent interest for the period of time elapsing from one year after my death until they each respectively come of age.

ITEM 4th:- At my death I desire that any other property, either personal or real, that may then remain other than that bequeathed to my son F.W. Weiland as hereinbefore set out, shall be converted into money by the said F.W. Weiland truste hereunder and executor of this will, and the proceeds thereof after payment of all the just debts and funeral expenses and the costs of settlement of my estate shall he distributed to my legal heirs at law according to the law of distribution of intestate property in Ohio, except, that that portion going to the children of Mary Perone thereof, shall be subject to the same provision as to time and terms of payment to them, as is the bequest made to them in item 4 of item 3 herein,the said F.W. Weiland holding the same as such trustee, the same as in the other case until each respectively arrive at their majority. But should either of said children die before receiving their share hereunder, then I desire their share to go to the ones remaining in addition to the amount they would otherwise have received.

ITEM 5th: I desire that my son F.W. Weiland serve as Executor of this my Last Will and Testament and as Trustee of the express trust created herein for the benefit of the children of my deceased daughter Mary Perone, without bond knowing as I do that he will honestly and faithfully execute the trusts imposed upon him herein. And I direct the Probate Court to omit the requirement of bond in pursuance of the provisions of the statatute in this regard.

ITEM 6th: in the event of the death of my son F.W. Weiland before the carrying out of the provisions herein on his part, or in event of his becoming incapacitated hereafter to act as executor, then it is my will that Augustus S.Welland be Executor in his stead and that no bond be required of him.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand, this 16th day of November, A.D. 1909

signed: N.J. Weiland

Signed and acknowledged by the said N.J. Weiland as his last Will and Testament in our presence, and signed by us in his presence, this day and year last aforesaid.

signed: F.P. Martin
signed: Theresa Till
Nicholas was the son of Margaretha Schorr and Nikolaus Weiland. He married Magdalene Till.

His Last Will and Testament -

LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT
IN THE NAME OF THE BENEVOLENT FATHER OF ALL:

I, N. J. Weiland of Logan, Hocking County, Ohio, being of full age and of sound and disposing mind and memory, do make, publish and declare this my last Will and Testament, hereby revoking and making null and void all other will or wills by me heretofore made.

ITEM lst:- It is my will that all my just debts and funeral expanses be paid out of my personal estate as soon as may be conveniently done after my demise. A suitable monument to mark the last resting-plaoe of myself and wife, I include as a part of the funeral expense to be provided in case the same has not already been erected.

ITEM 2nd: - The sum of Two Hundred Dollars ($200. 00) shall be paid to my son the Rev.Father T.L. Weiland, O.P. to be in his hands a fund for having masses said for the repose or my soul and the soul of my beloved wife Magdalene J. Weiland at our demise (this Two Hundred Dollars may be paid out of my personal estate, but paid amount to be refunded to the estate by my son F.W. Weiland, after the demise of myself' and my said wife,as part of sum to be paid by him in consideration of the bequest of real estate hereinafter made to him).

ITEM 3rd: - In loving remeberance of the devotion and service of my son F. W. Weiland rendered to me during the period of my bodily affliction, and in making such disposition of my estate as to me seems just and proper under the circumstances, I give and bequeath to my son F.W. Weiland at my demise the Main Street property in which I now reside, including the dwelling and store room and lot on which they situate together with all appurtenances to the same belonging including household goods and furniture to be his absolutley at my death, and also my jewelry store and stock of goods I give and bequeath to my son F. W. Weiland as his own absolutely at my demise; But with this provision, that he assume all bills owing for stock of goods at his taking of the stock hereunder if any such unpaid bills there be. These bequests however, are subject to the following provisions,viz:-

lst- That he pay within one year aftar my death to my son Augustus S. Weiland the sum of One Thousand Dollars;

2nd:- That he pay within same period of time to the children of my deceased son,Charles Weiland, namely:- To Raymond Weiland and to Regina Weiland, each the sum of Five Hundred Dollars.

3rd:- That he refund the Two Hundred Dollars to my estate referred to in item two, and pay $200. toward an organ for our St. John's Church of Logan,O. and pay to James W. Campbell, whom I raised the sum of One Hundred Dollars.

4th:- That he pay: to the three children of my deceased daughter Mary Perone, namely:- To Francis Perone, Earl A.Perone and Howard Perone, each the sum of Three hundred and thirty three Dollars and thirty three and one-third cents, or a total sum of One Thousand Dollars (to the three); but these children being minors, this sum shall not be payable to them until they each respectively become of age; and I do constitute my said son, F.W. Weiland Trustee of said sum to be paid them, and each of them, until the time they each respectively become of age; but from the time of my death, until each of said children rospectively arrive at their majority, the said F.W. Weiland shall on settlement with them each, at their majority, add to their respective amount above named a sum equivalent to three per cent simple interest :for the period of time elapsing from one year after my death, until the time they each respectively come of age, this is to say that during such interval of time, he having their said Gums in trust for them, may use, loan or invest the same as he deems best as trustee hereunder, he being required only to account for the One Thousand Dollars, for the three, and three per cent interest for the period of time elapsing from one year after my death until they each respectively come of age.

ITEM 4th:- At my death I desire that any other property, either personal or real, that may then remain other than that bequeathed to my son F.W. Weiland as hereinbefore set out, shall be converted into money by the said F.W. Weiland truste hereunder and executor of this will, and the proceeds thereof after payment of all the just debts and funeral expenses and the costs of settlement of my estate shall he distributed to my legal heirs at law according to the law of distribution of intestate property in Ohio, except, that that portion going to the children of Mary Perone thereof, shall be subject to the same provision as to time and terms of payment to them, as is the bequest made to them in item 4 of item 3 herein,the said F.W. Weiland holding the same as such trustee, the same as in the other case until each respectively arrive at their majority. But should either of said children die before receiving their share hereunder, then I desire their share to go to the ones remaining in addition to the amount they would otherwise have received.

ITEM 5th: I desire that my son F.W. Weiland serve as Executor of this my Last Will and Testament and as Trustee of the express trust created herein for the benefit of the children of my deceased daughter Mary Perone, without bond knowing as I do that he will honestly and faithfully execute the trusts imposed upon him herein. And I direct the Probate Court to omit the requirement of bond in pursuance of the provisions of the statatute in this regard.

ITEM 6th: in the event of the death of my son F.W. Weiland before the carrying out of the provisions herein on his part, or in event of his becoming incapacitated hereafter to act as executor, then it is my will that Augustus S.Welland be Executor in his stead and that no bond be required of him.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand, this 16th day of November, A.D. 1909

signed: N.J. Weiland

Signed and acknowledged by the said N.J. Weiland as his last Will and Testament in our presence, and signed by us in his presence, this day and year last aforesaid.

signed: F.P. Martin
signed: Theresa Till


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