Grimler, and those of my deceased son." To his widowed sisters, Anna Maria Eichholtz and Margaret Naumann, and to his niece, Ann Charlotte Frank, he left $500 apiece; to Hester Doebler, the wife of George Doebler, $200; and to the German Reformed Church, $100. The remainder of the estate was to be divided

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