In re Estate of Mansfield
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Linn District Court. — IIow. J. H. Peestoít, Judge. Lura M. Need, as heir at law, filed objections to the final report of the executors; and from an order overruling the objections, and approving the report, she appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtGrranges, J.
— Appellant’s statement of the case, and of some inquiries involved, are as follows: “Dr. E. L. Mansfield died testate, at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, May 26, 1887. His will appointed his son, L. W. Mansfield, and his son-in-law, C. J. Deacon, executors, without bonds, of his estate, which consisted largely of real property situated in Cedar Rapids. The decedent’s debts and liabilities amounted to upwards of forty thousand dollars, a part of which was evidenced by promissory notes, of which the executor Deacon and others were joint makers. The. decedent left a widow and three children. The appellant,…
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