Miles v. Strong
Supreme Court of Connecticut
Suit by an executor for the construction of a will; brought to the Superior Court in New Haven County, and reserved, on facts found, for the advice of this court. The case is fully stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtTokrANCE, J.
The record in this case discloses the following facts.
In April, 1879, one Selah Strong died, in the town of Milford in this state, leaving a will disposing of his entire property, consisting mostly of real estate in that town. He left a widow, one daughter, Julia T. Peck, one son, John P. Strong, and two grandchildren, Ernest Strong Miles, the child of a deceased daughter, and Selah W. Strong, the child of a deceased son. The plaintiff and John P. Strong were appointed executors of the will, which was duly probated. John P. Strong died in 1880, and the plaintiff, who is the father of Ernest…
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