Sarles v. Sarles
New York Supreme Court
Action by Lizzie Sarles, the widow, and Alice G. Sarles an infant daughter of Leandcr Sarles, deceased, against Mary E. Sarles individually, and as a trustee under the will of said Lcander Sarles, and the other persons interested in said estate, for a construction of said will, and an accounting by the trustees. The facts and the nature of the questions involved are. fully stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtLawrence, J.
Lcander Sarles died at the city of New York on February 20, 18S3, leaving a last will and testament which was duly admitted to probate March 12, 1883. He left four children, Mary E., Lcander H'. and Susan A., the children of a former wife, and Alice G., a child by his second avife, Lizzie Sarles, one of the plaintiffs in this action. By his will he bequeathed to his widow', absolutely, certain household furniture and stocks and other specific personal property, and devised to her the house No. 212 East Thirteentli street during her natural life or as long as she should remain his widow, with…
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