Stenneck v. Kolb
New Jersey Court of Chancery
On bill for construction of will.
1Opinion of the Court
Lewis, V. C.
The testatrix, Anna Altmann, died in March, 1919. Her husband died about six weeks previously. The only heirs-at-law ■ and next of kin of the testatrix were two sons by a former marriage, namely, Charles Kolb and Leopold Kolb. In her last will and testament reference is made to her two brothers, Franz Ko-lh and Joseph Kolb, hut it is averred that they were not brothers of the testatrix, but brothers-in-law, being brothers of her first husband..
The significant portions of the will are as follows:
“Foitbth. — * * * All the -rest -and remainder of my personal property, except the…
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