Reynolds v. Reynolds
New York Supreme Court
Action to recover money on deposit in the Albany Savings Bank "in the naine of Frances E." Oon'ant, the plaintiffs claiming .that they are the owners of the deposit by a gift omisa mortis from • Frances E. .Gonant.
1Opinion of the CourtChase, J.
Frances E. Conant, a resident of Valatie, N. Y., died at Malden, Mass., on the 3d day of May, 1896. She was an unmarried woman and her nearest relative and only next of kin was an aunt, Eliza R. Brewer, residing at Dallas, Texas. The plaintiff ' Clarence N. Reynolds was a relative of deceased, though not a next of kin, and the plaintiff Sarah W. Reynolds was and is the wife of the plaintiff Clarence N. Reynolds and they reside at Malden, Mass. The plaintiff Clarence N. Reynolds, when a child, lived for some years with Frances E. Conant in the family of her mother. Frances E. Conant prior to…
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