In July 1843, the final stage in the court-mandated division resulted in stocks, bonds, and mortgages, producing almost $188,000 annually, being divided among the heirs. Henry senior’s share provided an income of about $10,000 a year, the sources of which were under his own control. He never added to the capital; family emergencies, general needs, special indulgences, and financial losses gradually reduced it. At the time of his death in 1882, none of his four sons inherited money enough to make any significant difference in their lives.