Annual report : 1922.

  • London Homœopathic Hospital
Date:
1922
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Credit: Annual report : 1922. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Jane Parrott, of Houghton Regis, Beds., £200 duty free to the Hospital, after the death of an annuitant. Proved in London, 8th December, 1915, by Joseph Flemons, of Dunstable, Bedford, chemist, and Elizabeth Ann Hopkins, of Dunstable, spinster, the Executors, Benningand Sons, Dunstable, solicitors. Hahnemann Epps, of The Grove, Sidmouth, South Devon, <£5,000 in trust to pay the income to his widow during her life, and after her death to his daughter. Miss L. M. Epps, and after her death in trust for the Hospital for the endowment of a ward. Proved at London, 3rd November, 1916, by Mrs. Mary Anne Camille Epps, 95, Tulse Hill, S.W., James Washington Epps, Holland Street, Blackfriars, S.E., Thomas Henry Terry, 85, Gracechurch Street, E.C., the Executors. Ward, Perks and Terry, 85, Gracechurch Street, E.C., solicitors. Edmond John, $15,000 to $20,000 American money (.£4,000) to the Hospital on the death of a sister. Executrix, Mrs. Kate Dalliba John, widow ; address, c/o E. Cook and Sons, Nice. Joachim Messer, of 68, Highbury New Park, Islington, N., £100 to Hospital duty free after death or re-marriage of wife. Proved at London 17th May, 1919, by Hyman Emmanuel Solomons, 54, Eountayne Road, Stoke Newington, schoolmaster, and Joseph Frederick Stern, of East London Synagogue, Stepney Green, Jewish minister, the executors. Solicitors, Wedlake, Samuel and Co., Bank Chambers, Finsbury Park, N. William Henry Ormsby Johnston, of Grusvenor Coombe Road, Teignmouth, Devon. The residue of his estate to be equally divided between the London Homoeopathic Hospital and another institution. Payable after the death of Jane Hodge. Net personal estate £3,480 15s. 3d. Proved at London, 24th May, 1919, by Jane Hodge, of Teignmouth, spinster, and Ernest King Allen, C.B.E., Assistant Public Trustee, the executors. Solicitors, Hutchings and Kennaway, Teign¬ mouth, Devon. Anna Susan Frederica Barton, of 8, Lowndes Square, S. W., £2,000 on the death of her sister, Isabella Charlotte Barton. Proved at London 9 th June, 1920, by Bertram Hugh Barton, of Straff an House, Straff an, Kildare, Ireland, and Harry Scott Barton, of Hewshott House, Liphook, Hants, the executors. Solicitors, Paterson, Snow and Co., 25, Lincoln^ inn Fields, London, W.C. George Bullen, of Escot, St. MichaePs Road, West Worthing, Sussex. On the death of wife and four daughters net residue equally between the Hospital and twenty-three other Institutions. If any of four daughters shall die leaving issue, trustees to set apart £10,000, in respect of each daughter so dying and pay income to such issue until 21, and after 21, capital and income. Net estate £95,267. Pecuniary legacies £500. Proved at London 14th July, 1922, by Colin John Mackenzie Grieve, Assistant Manager of Trustee Department, Royal Exchange Assurance Co. Royal Exchange E.C. Humphries and Co., 36, Basinghall Street, E.C. 2, Solicitors. John Gardener Ronald of “Wyuna/’ 6 Temple wood Avenue, Hamp¬ stead, London, N.W. If both his children shall die during his life or before date of distribution—In case of his son John Colin Ronald, without leaving issue, him surviving, who shall live to attain a vested interest, or in case of his daughter Amy Beatrice Mary Ronald, if such death should happen without leaving issue, her surviving, who shall live to attain a vested interest. Trustees shall stand possessed of residuary trust funds upon trust to pay to the London Homoeopathic Hospital the sum of £2,500, duty free. Proved at London 28th October, 1922, by Colin John Mackenzie Grieve, Manager of the Trustee Department of the Royal Exchange Assurance Co., Royal Exchange, in the City of London, the duly appointed officer of the said Corporation the sole executor. Solicitors, Messrs. E. F. Turner and Sons, 115, Leadenhall Street, E.C. 3. Edith Georgina Catherine Goalen, 25 Regent Street, Oxford. Income of two third parts of estate after death of sister and brother and' if no child of brother attains the age of 21 years or marries. Net value of estate £1,685, proved at Oxford, 8th January, 1923, by Helen Elizabeth Pumfrey Goalen, of 25 Regent Street, and the Public Trustee Office,