Trimmer's v. Adams
New Jersey Superior Court Appellate Division
1Opinion of the Court
The Ordinary.
The appellant rendered his account as executor of the estate of Ann Trimmer, to the Orphans Court of the county of Hunterdon. It was filed in the surrogate’s office on the seventeenth day of February, 1864. The oath of the accountant was taken before the surrogate on the twentieth day of March, 1864; and on the same day, he reported the account to the court for settlement and allowance, certifying that he had audited and stated the same, and that the same had been filed and advertised according to law. The court thereupon, on the same day, at what, in the caption of the *506decree of…
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