Davis
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Two petitions, filed in the Probate Court for the county of Middlesex respectively on March 8 and on March 24, 1920, each for the appointment of the petitioner therein as administrator with the will annexed of the estate not already 'administered of John L. Wilson, late of St. Augustine in the State of Florida.
1Opinion of the CourtRugg, C. J.
This matter comes before us upon a report by a judge of probate. Each of the petitioners seeks on his own petition appointment as administrator with the will annexed of the estate not already administered of John L. Wilson. The will of John L. Wilson has been allowed and his widow was appointed and qualified as executrix. She filed an inventory disclosing a considerable *49estate, but never rendered an account and has died without having fully administered the estate. No question is made as to the necessity of the appointment of some one as administrator. No objection was made to the personal…
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