In re Judicial Settlement in the Estate of Prince
New York Surrogate's Court
Proceedings upon the judicial settlement of the accounts of executors.
1Opinion of the Court
Sexton, S.
On June 14, 1894, the above-named Daniel B. Prince died at Rome, N. Y., leaving a will which was probated September 11, 1894. Harvey S. Bedell, George Barnard and Willard H. Prince were named as executors and trustees. They all qualified and entered upon the discharge of their duties. Barnard died in 1896, since which time Bedell and Prince have managed the estate. The usual notice to creditors to present claims was published in 1894, and, on March 26, 1895, an in*257ventory was filed, showing personal property in the amount of $7,176.87, which consisted largely of old hotel…
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