Larue v. Larue

John Larué departed this life, in the year 1792, having previously made his last will and testament, in which he appointed Isaac Larue, Robert Hodgin and Philip Philips his executors; and in his will made the following provision : “ f allow so much of my other lands (meaning those which hé had not previously de. vised) to be sold by iny executors, as shall discharge all my lawful debts; but the expence of administration, &c. is to be levied out of my personal estate.” And he devised his estate to be equally divided between his children, Rebecca, since intermarried with George Helm ; Phoebe,…