Legal Opinion
Williams v. Houck
Supreme Court of Connecticut
Decided May 16, 1956PublishedCited by 17 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtDaly, J.
The testator, John A. Eckert, died on May 11, 1929, a resident of the town of Greenwich. Surviving were his widow, Lonise B. Eckert; a son, John A. Eckert, Jr.; a daughter, Mildred E. Williams; and a grandson, John A. Eckert, III, the son of John A. Eckert, Jr. John A. Eckert, Jr., died on April 21, 1945. John A. Eckert, III, died on May 3, 1945, before attaining the age of thirty years, unmarried and without issue, and Frances S. Houck is the administratrix c.t.a. of his estate. Mildred E. Williams died in 1951, leaving a son, Frank D. Williams, and a daughter, Joan W. Sokoloff, who are now…
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