In re Mallory's Estate
New York Surrogate's Court
Judicial settlement of the accounts of Samuel W. Hoag and Mary L. Hoag, administrators of Candace Mallory, deceased.
1Opinion of the Court
DAVIE, S.
Candace Mallory died, intestate, December 15, 1893, leaving an estate of about $500 after payment of debts and expenses *156of administration. On the 11th of January, 1894, letters of administration upon her estate were issued to Samuel W. Hoag and Mary L. Hoag, his wife, who was a sister of the deceased. Deceased never married, and for many years prior to her death resided with the family of the administrators, a portion of the time boarding with the family, occupying rooms in the house of Mr. Hoag, and at times boarding herself. She was a seamstress by trade, and occasionally was…
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- Berry v. Industrial Trust Co.Superior Court of Rhode Island · 1918