In re the Judicial Settlement of the Account of Burrows
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the Court
Hubbs, P. J.:
In 1887 Jay E. Crandall and Isabelle F. Hamilton were married in this State. They had one child, Carrie Mae Clark, the respondent herein. In October, 1908, Isabelle F. Crandall obtained a divorce from Jay E. Crandall, in the State of Pennsylvania, after personal service of process upon him. The decree provided that both parties to the action could remarry. Isabelle F. Crandall continued to live in Pennsylvania until her death. Jay E. Crandall continued to live in this State until his death. In 1912 Jay E. Crandall was married in this State to Clara S. Wale. Both knew that…
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