Mason v. Jones
New York Surrogate's Court
1Opinion of the Court
June, 1851.
Ingraham
(First Judge of the Common Pleas, acting as Surrogate.) This petition is presented to the First Judge of the Common Pleas, acting as Surrogate, in consequence of the relationship of the Surrogate to one of the parties in interest, and asks for a revocation of the letters of probate, heretofore granted by the Surrogate on the will of John Mason, deceased. On the 20th June, 1842, the probate of the will before-granted was confirmed by the Surrogate. An appeal was taken from the Surrogate to the Circuit Judge, by whom the decision was also affirmed. The parties again appealed…
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