Webster v. Gray
New York Supreme Court
Appeal from judgment on report of referee. Milo Webster and wife sued Ann Gray and others for the partition of real estate under the terms of a will, and appeal from the Interlocutory judgment.
1Opinion of the CourtDwight, J.
The action was for the partition of the real estate mentioned in the second clause of the will of Charles Webster, late of Bidgeway, in the county of Orleans. That clause, after giving to his four children, Fanny, Ann, Lucius, and Milo, the farm in question, and all the personal property, except what had, by a previous clause, been given to his wife, proceeds: “The-above bequests to my children of the farm and personal property are to be so divided that same equal division shall be made between my children above named, by charging each of my children above named with what I have heretofore…
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