McEbright v. Vogel

OPINION

By DOYLE, J.

Katherine Milliken died testate in September, 1929. Her executor claimed, as a part of her estate, much of the household goods, furniture, furnishings and jewelry found in her residence and in bank safety deposit boxes, as well as other chattel property owned by the testator. The many pieces of personal property were inventoried as a part of the estate of the deceased and duly appraised.

Several years subsequent to the decease of the testator, her executor deceased, and an administrator de bonis non, with will attached, was appointed by the Probate Court. A second inventory…