Executors of Quick v. Fisher
Supreme Court of New Jersey
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by.
Green, C. J.
Peter Prall, by his last will and testament, gave and bequeathed the one-fourth part of the residue of his personal estate to his son-in-law, John P. Quick, in trust, nevertheless, for the use, benefit and support of his granddaughter, Mary Fisher, to be paid to her, the said Mary Fisher, by the said John P. Quick, as her necessities may require. Prior to the first of May, 1830, John P. Quick, the trustee, received the trust funds so bequeathed to him, *803amounting to two thousand one hundred and- eighty-six dollars. Of this sum, eighty-six…
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