Doscher v. Wyckoff
New York Supreme Court
Action to establish a deed and to determine adverse claims to real estate by Claus Doscher against Maria Wyckoff, individually and as surviving executrix and trustee of Henry L. Wyckoff, deceased, and another. Judgment for plaintiff.
1Opinion of the CourtKelly, J.
On May 1, 1890, the defendant Maria Wyckoff, as the sole surviving executrix and trustee under the will of her deceased husband, Henry L. Wyckoff, executed and delivered to Edward F. Linton a deed reciting the power and authority given to her by the will, and conveying five undivided sixteenths of a tract of land in East New York, part of the. real estate of which Ferdinand L. Wyckoff died seised. The consideration was $54,063.50. At the same time the owners of the remaining eleven-sixteenths of the property, together with Sarah Wyckoff, who owned a life estate in all the land, conveyed their…
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