Millard v. Clark
New York Supreme Court
Appeal from special term, Rensselaer county. Action by Amelia M. Millard against Otis G. Clark, as executor, and Ella J. Williamson, as executrix, of Orange R. Young, deceased. There was a judgment in favor of defendants (27 N. Y. and plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtHerrick, J.
The appellant and the respondent Ella J. Williamson are the daughters of one Orange R. Young, deceased. The appellant was horn in 1848. She and her sister are the only issue of their father. Until their respective marriages, both resided with, and were supported by, their father. In 1886 their father remarried, and his widow survives him. While quite young, it appears that each of the children was possessed of a child’s savings bank, in which they placed the pennies and small change received from their parents and friends. In February, 1858, the appellant’s father opened an account in the…
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