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Note: Death date and marriage location, LotLL, 7-6: 79-g5Le7 Anna5 Leggett
born August 2, 1795
died October 24, 1854
married May 11, 1814 to Samuel F. Mott, Saints Church in New York City
born February 7, 1789
parents Samuel and Sarah Mott
Children (Mott) 8: 1 boy, 7 girls
i Caroline, b Mar 26, 1815; d 1830 a teenager
ii Margaret, b Sept 8, 1818; m 1st George Ring; 2nd Lindley Murray Hoffman
iii Louisa R., b Sept 11, 1820; d May 1, 1888; m (1st) John J. Ring, b Dec 6, 1848; m (2nd) Mar 25, 1858, to Clinton Graham
iv Samuel F., Jr, b Sept 22, 1822
v Charlotte F., b Aug 9, 1824; d Aug 1, 1826 in infancy
vi Emily
vii Virginia
viii Ann Elizabeth, b Mar 17, 1835; d Jan 19, 1842
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14. And the plaintiff further alleges that thereafter and before the termination of the said action for partition hereinafter mentioned, Ann Mott, wife of Samuel F. Mott, another child of the testator, Thomas Leggett, died intestate, leaving her surviving her said husband, Samuel F. Mott, and two daughters, widows, viz.: Margaret Ring and Louisa Ring, her only children and heirs at law.
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From p. 33 of:
ANNA SCHELL, INDIVIDUALLY AND AS SOLE SURVIVING ADMINSTRATRIX,
WITH THE WILL ANNEXED OF THE GOODS, CHATTELS AND CREDITS
LEFT UNADMINISTERED OF THOMAS LEGGETT, DECEASED,
Plaintiff,
Against
MARY E. CORSE, AND OTHERS,
Defendants.
SUMMONS AND COMPLAINT.
JOHN THEALL,
Plaintiff's Attorney,
Nos. 45 and 47 Wall Street,
New York City.
Robert B. King, Printer, 89 William St., N. Y.
Dated New York, October 1, 1891.
Electronically transcribed, March 2003, by David John Leggett, b. 1961, 4th great grandson of Thomas Leggett, 1755-1843.
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Seventh: Descendants of Ann L. Mott. Upon information and belief that Ann L. Mott, a daughter of said testator, Thomas Leggett, deceased, died on or about the 25th day of September, 1854, intestate and was survived by her husband, Samuel F. Mott, who died June 7th, 1859, and by the following children, who were her only next of kin and heirs at law: Margaret L. Hoffman, a daughter, who died March 11th, 1888, and Louisa M. Graham, a daughter, who died May 1st, 1888. That said Margaret L. Hoffman left a last will and testament dated November 20th, 1875, where she devised all her residuary estate to her husband, Lindley M. Hoffman, by the following provision contained in said will:
"Secondly: I do give and devise all the rest and residue of my estate and property real and personal of every kind and description with sole exception of my jewelry and silverware as hereinafter provided and mentioned to my beloved husband, Lindley M. Hoffman, his heirs and assigns, to have and hold the same forever."
That said will was duly admitted to probate in the Surrogate's Court of the County of New York on September 29th, 1891.
That said Louisa M. Graham left a last will and testament dated October 5th, 1870, wherein she devised all her residuary estate to her husband Clinton Graham by the following provision of said will:
"Third: Whereas my children are amply provided for and to testify my love and affection for my husband Clinton Graham, I give devise and bequeath to my said husband all the rest and residue of my property both real and personal which I now have or may hereafter become possessed of, with the power to sell and dispose of the same both real and personal for his sole use and benefit, and I hereby constitute and appoint my said husband my sole executor of this my last will and testament."
That said will was duly admitted to probate by the Surrogate of Queens County on October 12th, 1888. That Margaret L. Hoffman was survived by her husband, Lindley M. Hoffman, who thereafter died April 19th, 1897, intestate, and was survived by three children, to wit: Martin Hoffman, who is unmarried, and who resides at Whitestone, Long Island, New York; Emily Hoffman Leakin, who resides at Number 15 Prospect Street, Hartford, Connecticut; and Virginia H. Garrard, who resides at Frontenac, Goodhue County, Minnesota. That the said Louisa M. Graham was survived by her husband Clinton Graham, and by her four children, as follows: Franklin Mott Ring, unmarried, who resides at Number 46 Arlington Avenue, East Orange, New Jersey; Henry Ring; Maria Louisa MacDougall, and John J. Ring; and the said Clinton Graham died January 11th, 1893, a widower, leaving a last will and testament which was duly admitted to probate in the Surrogate's Court, Queens County, New York on the 28th day of April, 1893 and is recorded in Liber 49 of Wills, page 352, and contained the following provision affecting the said property:
"Third: I give all the residue of my property real and personal whatsoever and wheresoever to my Executors hereinafter named to hold and invest the same and to pay over the income thereof semi-annually or oftener in their discretion to my daughter Maria Louisa Macdougall wife of Geo. D. Macdougall during her life and upon her death to pay over the same to my stepson Franklin Mott Ring or in the event of his death before hers to his children him surviving and to the issue of any who may have predeceased him and her, such issue to take their parent's share, and in case he shall have no issue him and her so surviving, then and in such event to Donald Graham and Mabel Graham, children of my brother, Augustus C. Graham, in equal shares, or in case of the death of both or either before my said daughter to their issue per stirpes.
That said Clinton Graham was survived by his daughter Maria Louisa Macdougall and by said Franklin Mott Ring, his stepson. That said Maria Louisa Macdougall has since departed this life.
From:
The Application for the appointment of a Trustee to execute the Power of sale remaining unexecuted, conferred by the Last Will and Testament of Thomas Leggett, deceased, upon the executors thereof.
Petition and Order to Show Cause.
FERRISS, ROESER & STORCK,
Attorneys for Petitioner,
165 Broadway,
New York City
THE REPORTER CO., WALTON, N. Y.
N. Y. Office, Charles Watson Russell,
253 Broadway, Room 205, 'Phone 5909 Barclay
1910
At a Special Term Part II of the Supreme Court of the State of New York held in and for the County of New York at the County Court House in said County, on the 11th day of May, 1910.
Electronically transcribed, February 2003, by David John Leggett, b. 1961, 4th great grandson of Thomas Leggett, 1755-1843.
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According to records received by David J. Leggett, 8 July 2005, from Nancy Hadley-Jaffe, Administrator of the New York Quarterly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends, 15 Rutherford Place, New York, New York 10003, she is buried in the Friends' Cemetery, Flatbush / Brooklyn Friends' Burying Ground / Prospect Park Cemetery. Plot G-12 Site 4, Hicksite Section. She has a stone, birth date agrees with that above, but death date is 24 September 1854, also 59 yrs., 1 mo., 22 days.
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<b>Anna <i>Leggett</i> Mott
</b>Birth 2 Aug 1795 Westchester County, New York, USA
Death 24 Oct 1854 (aged 59) Westchester County, New York, USA
Burial Friends Quaker Cemetery Brooklyn, Kings County (Brooklyn), New York, USA
Plot Plot G.12, Site 4, Hicksite Section
Memorial ID 137116416
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