Story v. Hull

Charles J. Hull, a resident of the city of Chicago, died on February 12, 1889. He died possessed of a large and valuable estate, both real and personal, and consisting in part of lands in the States of Illinois, Maryland, Georgia, Florida, Nebraska and Connecticut. He left surviving him, as his heirs-at-law, six nephews, two nieces, the daughter of a deceased niece, and the five children of a deceased nephew, and five of such heirs were minors. The said heirs-at-law are appellees in the présent appeal. By the last will and testament of said Charles J. Hull all of his property, both real and…