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LAWS OF MARYLAND.

deceased, duly proved and now of record in the office of the

Isabella

Register of Wills of Carroll County, whereby the said

Bankard

testatrix gives and bequeaths the residue of her money unto

the trustees of the Reformed congregation of Saint Matthew's

Church, sitnated in Pleasant Valley, Maryland, the one-

half of said amount to be applied by said trustees towards

the liquidation of the debt now resting upon said church,

and the remaining halt shall remain in the hands of said

trustees to be used by them in keeping the church in repair,

church property, or the cemetery, or in any other way they

may in their discretion deem most advantageous to the

Reformed congregation of said church ; but should the

church debt be cancelled at the time of my death, then I

will and direct that the whole of my bequest to the church

shall be used by the trustees in the manner last above

mentioned.

Thirteenth. To the bequest contained in the last will and

Leah
Whitaker,

testament of Leah Whitaker, deceased, of one thousand dol-

lars to the "Martin Luther English Evangelical Lutheran

Congregation of Baltimore City," worshipping in Luther

Chapel, Baltimore, Maryland.

Fourteenth. To the several bequests of Margaret Foley,

Margaret
Foley.

late of Baltimore City, deceased, to the Reverend John S.

Foley, the one-fourth of her estate ; to Saint Ignatius' Rom an

Catholic Church of Harford County, in the State of Mary-

land, of three hundred dollars ; to the " Little Sisters of the

Poor," in the city of Baltimore, of the rest and residue of

her property and estate.

Fifteenth. To the sale and grant by John M. Staib and

John M

Andrew Kundsen to the Martin Luther Evangelical Lutheran

Stalb and
Andrew

Congregation of Baltimore City, a body corporate, of cer-

Kunsden.

tain leasehold property at the northeast corner of Patterson

Park avenue and Orleans street, in the city of Baltimore,

fully described in the deed of assignment from said John

M. Staib and Andrew Kundsen to said body corporate,

dated the third day of February A. D. eighteen hundred

and ninety-two, and recorded among the land records of

Baltimore City in Liber J. B., No. 1379, folio 230, &c.

Sixteenth. To the acquisition, holding and disposing by

the Boundary Avenue Presbyterian Church of the city of

Baltimore of the reversion to and the rents issuing out of the

several lots of ground in Baltimore City and Baltimore

County, described in two deeds to said corporation, the one

Jno.T.
Appold,

from Julia T. Appold, dated the fifteenth day of May A.D.

1891, and recorded among the land records of Baltimore

City, in Liber J. B., No. 1343, folio 393, etc. ; and the other