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Winchester Trusts Handley Bequest to Build Library
A late judge Handley left two major bequests to the city of Winchester Virginia. One funds a public library named Handley Library and the other provides for school construction financed by the residuary estate over twenty years. Trustees administer the trust with the city as beneficiary, while court rulings define investment and management rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Oa
Judge Handley
City of
Winchester
Beard of Trustees
4 Ley Fund
Sas Holmes Conrad
Soci
Y. Trustees
Wan Williams
Major Conrad
Handley
John Wes & Carpenter
Enniscorthy
John
Enmiscorthy
Washington City
Roes
Scranton
Gros. Handley Mared
Washington
Augusta
Georgia
Henry W. Palmer
Wilkes ‘Barre
Harding and
Palmer
Lackawanna
Lackawatina County
Devér
John Hendley
Lackawana County
Lackawana
Pomaha
Carey
Edwards
Watts
Wattes
Lemuel Amerman
Watres
John Handley
Daniel
Andleys
Annals of Ireland
Dublin
Handleys
Ireland
Charles Lamb
South Sea House
Thomas Tame
United States
Commonwealth
Virginia
Lee
Stonewall Jackson
Gessler
James Jifkin
Frederick County
Shéhandoah
Jackson
Berryville
Burgess
Hebron
Frederick Eounty
Sraniitenter
Handley Library
Hamdiey
Board of Trustees
Lupton
Common Council
Winchbester
General Assembly of Virginia
Mirus
Amd
Con Council
Leréinaster
Pfor
Board of ‘Trustees
Win- Te
Onour
Hus
Y Judece Handley
Libra
BCS
Aleyt
Tigens
Albert Baker
Holmes Conrad
C. M. ‘Gibbens
George W. Karts
Thomas J. Cooper
John W. Rice
William S. Leve
Maurice M
Lynch
Rght
Mon
Traitans
Handley Directors
Chad
Cal Estate
Architectuay Clerk of Works
Aestra
Hae
Jioea
Ompeegeennens
Pea
Securities and