EXERCISE

7. George Williams died on March 5th, bequeathing his entire property, after payment of all debts and funeral expenses, to the following beneficiaries: George Williams, Jr., one-fifth; John Williams, one-fifth; Fred Williams, one-fifth; Mary Williams, three-tenths; and George Robinson, one-tenth.

The inventory filed by his executors was as follows:

Stocks and bonds$4,000.00
Mortgages6,000.00
Wearing apparel100.00
Cash in bank40.00

There are two executors, and their transactions are as follows:

Cash Receipts
Stocks and bonds sold3,341.00
Mortgages realized4,656.00
Wearing apparel sold50.00
Dividends collected on stocks and bonds1,800.00
Interest collected on mortgages2,400.00
Interest received on deposits in bank100.00
Real estate sold1,000.00
Rents collected720.00
Cash in bank at decease, withdrawn40.00
14,107.00
Cash Disbursements
Funeral expenses30.00
Expenses of probate200.00
General legal expenses400.00
Repairs to building220.00
Stationery, postage, etc.10.00
Accountant's fee80.00
Debts of deceased500.00
Taxes800.00
Insurance10.00
George Williams, Jr., on account of legacy2,200.00
John Williams, on account of legacy2,500.00
Fred Williams, on account of legacy2,220.00
Mary Williams, on account of legacy3,100.00
George Robinson, on account of legacy960.00
13,230.00
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The inventory at the date on which they wish to account is as follows:

Stocks and bonds$1,000.00
Mortgages1,280.00
Cash in bank877.00

Make up summary statement of the Executor's Accounts showing the balance due each legatee.