MRS. MARY L. STEEL DEAD
Wife of ex-Bank Examiner of Oregon, Aged 76, Passes Away.
Mrs. Mary Ladd Steel, wife of James Steel, ex-State Bank Examiner of Oregon, died last night at the residence of her daughter. Mrs. James F. Ewing, at 110 Spring street, Portland Heights. Mrs. Steel was 76 years of age and has been an invalid for a number of years.
Mrs. Steel was a native of New Hampshire and had resided in Portland for 45 years. She was married about a year after coming to this city. She was a sister of the late W. S. Ladd, the pioneer banker and member of the firm of Ladd & Tilton. Throughout her residence in Portland she was an earnest worker in the First Congregational Church.
Three daughters and one son survive Mrs. Steel. They are: Mrs. Charles E. Warrens and Mrs. James F. Ewing, of Portland; Mrs. Harry M. Walphew, of Hamford, Wash., and J. Marshall Steel, a business man of Berkeley, Cal. All members of the family were at the Ewing home at the time of Mrs. Steel's death.
The funeral will probably be held from the residence Friday although definite arrangements have not been made. (The Oregonian, 10 Nov 1910)
STEEL – Funeral of the late Mary Ladd Steel will be held from the residence of James F. Ewing, 610 Spring st., Portland Heights, at 2 P. M., today (Friday), November 11. (The Oregonian, 11 Nov 1910)
JAMES STEEL MADE EXECUTOR
Mary L. Steel Leaves Estate Valued at $55,000; Property in Trust.
Mary L. Steel's will, disposing of an estate valued at $55,000, was admitted to probate in the County Court yesterday by County Judge Cleeton. She died November 10. The will was made July 9, 1908, when she was 74 years old, and was witnessed by Robert Collier and Hannah L. Collier.
The will cuts off the husband, James Steel, with an income of $100 a month; none of the property being left to him, although he is named as executor of the will to act without bonds, and trustee of all the real estate, which is left to the four children. Judge Cleeton appointed him yesterday in accordance with the provisions of the will.
Mrs. Josephine S. Warrens, Ms. Caroline S. Ewing, James M. Steel and Mrs. Evelyn S. Walthew, the children are specifically bequeathed $250 each. While the real estate is placed I trust with their father, he is required to give them an accounting once a year, and may not incumber the property without the written consent of each of them. Besides the $100 a month he is allowed as trustee, he is also allowed enough to pay his expenses should he met with sickness or injury. He is to use a part of the income from the real property to pay his life insurance premiums, the insurance being payable to estate of the wife.
Mrs. Josephine Ladd, of Maiden, Mass.; a sister of Mrs. Steel, is given $100, Charles E. Warrens, a son-in-law; is given $500 to be held by him in trust for his children, Charles K. Warrens and Frances K. Warrens.
James F. Ewing is given $500 to be held by him in trust for his children, Thomas D. Ewing and Margaret Ewing. Harry M. Walthew, of Seattle, another son-in-law, is given $250 in trust for his son, Robert S. Walthew.
The appraisers of the estate are F. M. Warrens, F. Eggert and J. H. Bell. (The Oregonian, 17 Nov 1910)
Wife of ex-Bank Examiner of Oregon, Aged 76, Passes Away.
Mrs. Mary Ladd Steel, wife of James Steel, ex-State Bank Examiner of Oregon, died last night at the residence of her daughter. Mrs. James F. Ewing, at 110 Spring street, Portland Heights. Mrs. Steel was 76 years of age and has been an invalid for a number of years.
Mrs. Steel was a native of New Hampshire and had resided in Portland for 45 years. She was married about a year after coming to this city. She was a sister of the late W. S. Ladd, the pioneer banker and member of the firm of Ladd & Tilton. Throughout her residence in Portland she was an earnest worker in the First Congregational Church.
Three daughters and one son survive Mrs. Steel. They are: Mrs. Charles E. Warrens and Mrs. James F. Ewing, of Portland; Mrs. Harry M. Walphew, of Hamford, Wash., and J. Marshall Steel, a business man of Berkeley, Cal. All members of the family were at the Ewing home at the time of Mrs. Steel's death.
The funeral will probably be held from the residence Friday although definite arrangements have not been made. (The Oregonian, 10 Nov 1910)
STEEL – Funeral of the late Mary Ladd Steel will be held from the residence of James F. Ewing, 610 Spring st., Portland Heights, at 2 P. M., today (Friday), November 11. (The Oregonian, 11 Nov 1910)
JAMES STEEL MADE EXECUTOR
Mary L. Steel Leaves Estate Valued at $55,000; Property in Trust.
Mary L. Steel's will, disposing of an estate valued at $55,000, was admitted to probate in the County Court yesterday by County Judge Cleeton. She died November 10. The will was made July 9, 1908, when she was 74 years old, and was witnessed by Robert Collier and Hannah L. Collier.
The will cuts off the husband, James Steel, with an income of $100 a month; none of the property being left to him, although he is named as executor of the will to act without bonds, and trustee of all the real estate, which is left to the four children. Judge Cleeton appointed him yesterday in accordance with the provisions of the will.
Mrs. Josephine S. Warrens, Ms. Caroline S. Ewing, James M. Steel and Mrs. Evelyn S. Walthew, the children are specifically bequeathed $250 each. While the real estate is placed I trust with their father, he is required to give them an accounting once a year, and may not incumber the property without the written consent of each of them. Besides the $100 a month he is allowed as trustee, he is also allowed enough to pay his expenses should he met with sickness or injury. He is to use a part of the income from the real property to pay his life insurance premiums, the insurance being payable to estate of the wife.
Mrs. Josephine Ladd, of Maiden, Mass.; a sister of Mrs. Steel, is given $100, Charles E. Warrens, a son-in-law; is given $500 to be held by him in trust for his children, Charles K. Warrens and Frances K. Warrens.
James F. Ewing is given $500 to be held by him in trust for his children, Thomas D. Ewing and Margaret Ewing. Harry M. Walthew, of Seattle, another son-in-law, is given $250 in trust for his son, Robert S. Walthew.
The appraisers of the estate are F. M. Warrens, F. Eggert and J. H. Bell. (The Oregonian, 17 Nov 1910)
MRS. MARY L. STEEL DEAD
Wife of ex-Bank Examiner of Oregon, Aged 76, Passes Away.
Mrs. Mary Ladd Steel, wife of James Steel, ex-State Bank Examiner of Oregon, died last night at the residence of her daughter. Mrs. James F. Ewing, at 110 Spring street, Portland Heights. Mrs. Steel was 76 years of age and has been an invalid for a number of years.
Mrs. Steel was a native of New Hampshire and had resided in Portland for 45 years. She was married about a year after coming to this city. She was a sister of the late W. S. Ladd, the pioneer banker and member of the firm of Ladd & Tilton. Throughout her residence in Portland she was an earnest worker in the First Congregational Church.
Three daughters and one son survive Mrs. Steel. They are: Mrs. Charles E. Warrens and Mrs. James F. Ewing, of Portland; Mrs. Harry M. Walphew, of Hamford, Wash., and J. Marshall Steel, a business man of Berkeley, Cal. All members of the family were at the Ewing home at the time of Mrs. Steel's death.
The funeral will probably be held from the residence Friday although definite arrangements have not been made. (The Oregonian, 10 Nov 1910)
STEEL – Funeral of the late Mary Ladd Steel will be held from the residence of James F. Ewing, 610 Spring st., Portland Heights, at 2 P. M., today (Friday), November 11. (The Oregonian, 11 Nov 1910)
JAMES STEEL MADE EXECUTOR
Mary L. Steel Leaves Estate Valued at $55,000; Property in Trust.
Mary L. Steel's will, disposing of an estate valued at $55,000, was admitted to probate in the County Court yesterday by County Judge Cleeton. She died November 10. The will was made July 9, 1908, when she was 74 years old, and was witnessed by Robert Collier and Hannah L. Collier.
The will cuts off the husband, James Steel, with an income of $100 a month; none of the property being left to him, although he is named as executor of the will to act without bonds, and trustee of all the real estate, which is left to the four children. Judge Cleeton appointed him yesterday in accordance with the provisions of the will.
Mrs. Josephine S. Warrens, Ms. Caroline S. Ewing, James M. Steel and Mrs. Evelyn S. Walthew, the children are specifically bequeathed $250 each. While the real estate is placed I trust with their father, he is required to give them an accounting once a year, and may not incumber the property without the written consent of each of them. Besides the $100 a month he is allowed as trustee, he is also allowed enough to pay his expenses should he met with sickness or injury. He is to use a part of the income from the real property to pay his life insurance premiums, the insurance being payable to estate of the wife.
Mrs. Josephine Ladd, of Maiden, Mass.; a sister of Mrs. Steel, is given $100, Charles E. Warrens, a son-in-law; is given $500 to be held by him in trust for his children, Charles K. Warrens and Frances K. Warrens.
James F. Ewing is given $500 to be held by him in trust for his children, Thomas D. Ewing and Margaret Ewing. Harry M. Walthew, of Seattle, another son-in-law, is given $250 in trust for his son, Robert S. Walthew.
The appraisers of the estate are F. M. Warrens, F. Eggert and J. H. Bell. (The Oregonian, 17 Nov 1910)
Wife of ex-Bank Examiner of Oregon, Aged 76, Passes Away.
Mrs. Mary Ladd Steel, wife of James Steel, ex-State Bank Examiner of Oregon, died last night at the residence of her daughter. Mrs. James F. Ewing, at 110 Spring street, Portland Heights. Mrs. Steel was 76 years of age and has been an invalid for a number of years.
Mrs. Steel was a native of New Hampshire and had resided in Portland for 45 years. She was married about a year after coming to this city. She was a sister of the late W. S. Ladd, the pioneer banker and member of the firm of Ladd & Tilton. Throughout her residence in Portland she was an earnest worker in the First Congregational Church.
Three daughters and one son survive Mrs. Steel. They are: Mrs. Charles E. Warrens and Mrs. James F. Ewing, of Portland; Mrs. Harry M. Walphew, of Hamford, Wash., and J. Marshall Steel, a business man of Berkeley, Cal. All members of the family were at the Ewing home at the time of Mrs. Steel's death.
The funeral will probably be held from the residence Friday although definite arrangements have not been made. (The Oregonian, 10 Nov 1910)
STEEL – Funeral of the late Mary Ladd Steel will be held from the residence of James F. Ewing, 610 Spring st., Portland Heights, at 2 P. M., today (Friday), November 11. (The Oregonian, 11 Nov 1910)
JAMES STEEL MADE EXECUTOR
Mary L. Steel Leaves Estate Valued at $55,000; Property in Trust.
Mary L. Steel's will, disposing of an estate valued at $55,000, was admitted to probate in the County Court yesterday by County Judge Cleeton. She died November 10. The will was made July 9, 1908, when she was 74 years old, and was witnessed by Robert Collier and Hannah L. Collier.
The will cuts off the husband, James Steel, with an income of $100 a month; none of the property being left to him, although he is named as executor of the will to act without bonds, and trustee of all the real estate, which is left to the four children. Judge Cleeton appointed him yesterday in accordance with the provisions of the will.
Mrs. Josephine S. Warrens, Ms. Caroline S. Ewing, James M. Steel and Mrs. Evelyn S. Walthew, the children are specifically bequeathed $250 each. While the real estate is placed I trust with their father, he is required to give them an accounting once a year, and may not incumber the property without the written consent of each of them. Besides the $100 a month he is allowed as trustee, he is also allowed enough to pay his expenses should he met with sickness or injury. He is to use a part of the income from the real property to pay his life insurance premiums, the insurance being payable to estate of the wife.
Mrs. Josephine Ladd, of Maiden, Mass.; a sister of Mrs. Steel, is given $100, Charles E. Warrens, a son-in-law; is given $500 to be held by him in trust for his children, Charles K. Warrens and Frances K. Warrens.
James F. Ewing is given $500 to be held by him in trust for his children, Thomas D. Ewing and Margaret Ewing. Harry M. Walthew, of Seattle, another son-in-law, is given $250 in trust for his son, Robert S. Walthew.
The appraisers of the estate are F. M. Warrens, F. Eggert and J. H. Bell. (The Oregonian, 17 Nov 1910)
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