Gibson v. Frye Institute
Tennessee Supreme Court
FROM HAMILTON. Appeal from the Chancery Court of Hamilton County. — EostbR Y. Brown, Special Chancellor.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Green
William E. Frye died in Hamilton county, November 20, 1910, leaving a large estate, which he disposed of hy will. He made several small bequests, and the balance of his property was left to three trustees, namely, John H. Cantrell, Francis Martin, and his widow, Mrs. Mary G. Frye. The trust estate was charged with an annuity of one thousand and eight hundred dollars per annum in favor of Mrs. Frye.
The object of the trust was “to erect in Chattanooga, Tennessee, a building provided with rooms for a library, dancing hall, lecture halls, and other rooms suitable for good moral amusements.” The…
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