Daly v. Rogers
New Jersey Court of Chancery
1Opinion of the Court
Elmer H. Rogers, a resident of Trenton, died testate on April 11th, 1907. His will, executed on May 8th, 1905, was duly probated. Surviving him were his widow, Mary Olivia Rogers, to whom letters testamentary were issued, a son, Alvin S. Rogers, and two daughters, Florence Rogers and Olivia R. Rogers. The two sisters of the testator, Mary Rogers and Ella Rogers, were also then living.
The will is composed of eight numerically designated articles. The first contains the usual directions to pay debts and expenses. The eighth nominates the executrix. The paragraphs of a donative quality read as…
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