Stull v. Schuyler

On April 16, 1926, Dorothy E. Stull, filed a claim for the sum of $14,750.00, in the probate court of Cook county, against the estate of William B. Moorhouse, deceased, and, on July 9, 1926, it was allowed in the sum of $10,646.20. An appeal was taken by the executors of the last will and testament of William B. Moorhouse, deceased, to the circuit court. In the circuit court there was a trial de novo before the court, with a jury, at which there was introduced in evidence on behalf of the claimant (hereinafter called Mrs. Stull), the testimony of Eugene L. Garey, Pearl Lillian Mordue, Julius…