Grems v. Parsons
New York Supreme Court
Suit by Charlotte Grems against Nellie O. Parsons, individually and as executrix of P. W. Doolittle, deceased, and others, for the construction of the will. Will construed.
1Opinion of the CourtKiley, J.
On July 5, 1913, Francis W. Doolittle died at his home in the village of Canastota, Madison county, N. Y. Most of his life had been spent in that village. He left a last will and testament, which had been made and executed by him! in the month of January, 1912. The will was duly admitted to probate, and letters testamentary issued to his daughter, Nellie O. Parsons, whom he had named as executrix thereof. This action was brought for a construction of the will, and was tried at an adjourned Special Term of the Supreme Court in this county, April 7, 1914. Nearly every provision of the will is…
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