Cumming v. Pendleton
Supreme Court of Connecticut
1Opinion of the CourtHaines, J.
Upon the death of Thomas Cumming on May 15th, 1904, he left surviving him a widow Alida J. Cumming, and as his heirs at law, two minor children, Alida Estelle Cumming (now Alida Estelle Pendleton), and Thomas William Cumming. By his will dated February 3d, 1904, and probated June 4th, 1904, he named his wife Alida J. Cumming as executrix, and disposed of all his property both real and personal which was of an appraised value of $19,130.34, exclusive of certain real estate in Florida. Late in 1915 the Florida property was sold and the widow and the two children joined in the deed of conveyance…
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