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during their natural lives; and not subject to the control of my
present or future husband of either of them; it being my intention,
that the rents and profits of said property be paid to my said
daughters; they giving separate receipts to their tenants or trus-
tees; and immediately after the decease of any of my said last
mentioned daughters, then my trustees are to hold her share of
the said last above mentioned premises, in trust to and for all and
every child or children of said daughter, and the heirs and assigns
of such child or children, as tenants in common and not as joint
tenants.

'It is my will, that my trustees, or the survivor of them, draw
for the separate division or share of each of my said daughters, and
their children or issue, the lot of ground lying in the precincts of
the city of Baltimore, and by me heretofore leased to a certain Mr.
Eden, whereon is erected a sugar-house; my said trustees, and
the survivors and survivor of them, and the heirs of such survivor,
are to hold in trust to and for the sole and separate use and behoof
of my daughter Sarah Bailey, during her natural life, she giving
receipts for the profits thereof to the tenants, or trustees, without
the interfence of any husband which she may have, and imme-
diately after her death, then in trust to and for all and every the
child or children of the said Sarah Bailey, and the heirs and assigns
of such child or children, as tenants in common and not as joint
tenants.

'The residue of my real estate, situate, lying and being in the
city of Baltimore, Baltimore county, State of Maryland, or else-
where, it is my will and desire, that my said trustees, and the heirs
of the survivor of them, hold the same in trust to and for the sole
and separate use and behoof of my said three youngest daughters,
Jinn Martin, Mary Lee, and Catherine Rogers, as tenants in com-
mon and not as joint tenants, without the control or interference
of any present or future husband; each to receive the rents and
profits of the same, and to give receipts either to the tenants or my
trustees. And from and immediately after the decease of each of
said three daughters, then in trust to and for all and every of the
child and children of said daughters their heirs and assigns, as ten-
ants in common and not as joint tenants; such child or children
to have the share of its or their parents, to wit; the one-third part
of. said last mentioned premises, leaving the two-thirds to my sur-
viving daughters; and in case of the death of two of them, then