In re the Estate of Miles

Feely, S.

Testator died August 2, 1907; and on February 17, 1908, the tax on the transfer of his estate was partly fixed by order of this court in accord with his last will whereby he gave his widow the use of all his property for her lifetime, with the right to consume as much of the principal as she might see fit. She had become forty-five years of age on July 28, 1895, according to the tax deposition filed in the William Crowner estate. Her fife use at fifty-seven on $131,883.82 was found to be then presently worth $64,087; and a tax of one per cent, imposed by the order aforesaid, was duly…