Oberly v. Lerch
New Jersey Court of Chancery
This cause was argued on a motion to dissolve the injunction, and to dismiss the bill.
1Opinion of the Court
The Chancellor.
Owen Oberly, of Warren county, died on the first day of September, 1852, intestate, seized of a valuable farm in that county, leaving a widow, the defendant, Anna Maria Lerch, who afterwards was married to the defendant, Benjamin E. Lerch, and one child, Emma Oberly, an .infant three weeks old. His personal estate was not sufficient to pay his debts. Administration of his estate had been granted to his widow, *347and upon application by her and the defendant, Benjaman F. Lerch, who after the intermarriage had been joined with her in the administration, the Orphans Court of Warren…
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