Woolston v. Pullen
New Jersey Court of Chancery
On bill for partition. On final hearing on bill, pleadings and proofs. This matter was referred to William J. Baekes, Esquire, advisory master, who filed the following conclusions: The bill is filed for the partition of lands of which Annie I. Ferris died seized.
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On bill for partition. On final hearing on bill, pleadings and proofs. This matter was referred to William J. Baekes, Esquire, advisory master, who filed the following conclusions: The bill is filed for the partition of lands of which Annie I. Ferris died seized. By her will admitted to probate November 15th, 1909, she disposed of her; property as follows: “I give and bequeath unto Anna M. Chase $500.00, Sara Perris $300.00, Addelial Gute $100.00 and Della Wescot $100.00, the rest to be divided equally between Cora A. Woolston, William I. Pullen and J. Harry Pullen. $2,000.00 to be taken from…
1Opinion of the Court
Walker, Chancellor.
A decree will be made in conformity with the advice contained in the conclusions of Advisory Master Backes, which are hereby adopted as the opinion of the court.
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