Stevenson v. Gray
Indiana Court of Appeals
From Spencer Circuit Court; Roscoe Kiper, Judge. Pinal report of William Stevenson, as administrator of the estate of Doeia H. Hullett, deceased. Prom an order in favor of Basil Gray and others, the administrator appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtRoby, P. J.
This ease is here on exceptions to the final report of William Stevenson, administrator of the estate of Doeia H. Hullett. The controversy arises upon the following facts: William L. Hullett and Alice Hullett were husband and wife, and the parents of Doeia H. Hullett. Prior to July 17, 1905, they were divorced, and each of them remarried. Said William L. Hullett procured insurance on his life in a fraternal society in the sum of $3,000, naming his daughter, Doeia, as benefiqiary. While said certificate was in force, said Hullett died on March 26, 1899, leaving his wife by a second marriage,…
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