In re Schmidt's Will
New York Surrogate's Court
Application for the probate of a codicil to the last will and testament of Oscar Egerton Schmidt.. deceased. Decree entered, admitting the codicil to probate.
1Opinion of the Court
FOWLER, S.
On June 1, 1905, Oscar Egerton Schmidt, a resident of this city, made his last will and testament in due form of law, which is not disputed. This instrument has been duly proved and is entitled to probate. By the second clause of this undisputed will testator devised the estate, consisting of some 317% acres and a house, all known as the “Poplars” and situated at Lloyd’s Neck, Long Island, in the county of Suffolk, state of New York, together with the appurtenances and the portraits of the Lloyd family contained in the house, to his namesake Mr. Oscar Egerton Stevens. On the 3d day…
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