In re the probate of the last Will & Testament of Fisher
Wisconsin Supreme Court
CERTIORARI TO DANE CIROUTT COURT. This proceeding arose out of certain proceedings in the County Court of Dane county in relation to the probate of the last will and testament of Edward Eisher, deceased, taken by appeal to the Circuit Court, and thence by certiorari to this court.
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CERTIORARI TO DANE CIROUTT COURT. This proceeding arose out of certain proceedings in the County Court of Dane county in relation to the probate of the last will and testament of Edward Eisher, deceased, taken by appeal to the Circuit Court, and thence by certiorari to this court. On the 26th day of August, 1852, William Eisher, by C. Abbott, his attorney, appeared before the county judge of said county, and presented for probate, as -the last will and testament of Edward Eisher, deceased, the following testamentary paper: “ This is the last will and testament of me, Edward Eisher, of…
1Opinion of the Court
By the Court,
Cole, J.
Edward- Eisher deceased July 27th, 1852, leaving among his papers two testamentary instruments, bearing date March 18th, 1844, and March 25th, 1850. By the first, he gave Isaac Eisher, Thomas Longrigg and Richard Leach, the sum of £1,400, part of his personal estate in trust, to be invested'in real or government securities, and apply the interest and proceeds for the maintenance of Charlotte Dutton, and for *262the maintenance and education of his three illegitimate children bj her, viz: James, Angelina and Mary Ann Dutton, until they shall respectively attain the age .of…
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