James B. Bell
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Fourth: To the Trustees for the time being hereunder
I give and bequeath the sum of Twenty Thousand
=Will= Dollars ($20,000) But In Trust Nevertheless, to pay the
net income received therefrom, from time to time,
and in such sums as they may deem expedient
to my son Samuel Robinson Bell: and upon
the decease of my said leaving children
surviving him, then upon the further trust
to pay to each child who may at the
decease of my said son be of the age of
twenty-one years or upward, his or her proportionate
Share of the principal of of said Trust fund
and of any income then accrued and not paid
over: and if any such child shall not at the de-
cease of my said son have attained the age of
twenty-one years, to pay from time to time
as received, to the lawful guardian of such child
his or her proportionate share of such income
until such child attains the age of twenty-one
years: and when and as each such child attains
the age of twenty-one years, to pay over to such
principal and of any accumulated income
therefrom. In case of the death of my said
Son leaving no issue surviving him, the
principal of this trust fund and any accumulated
income therein is to be paid over by said trustees,
free and discharged of all trusts, in equal shares to
my grandchildren, William Pitt Dillingham and
Pauline Bell Dillingham.
In case of the decease of either William Pitt
Dillingham or Pauline Bell Dillingham
before becoming entitled to such distribution
the share that would have come to him or her
as the case may be, is to go to his or her
[Written in left margin:]
James B. Bell
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