In re Jones' Will
New York Surrogate's Court
Proceedings for the probate of the will of Agnes Livingston Jones, deceased, in which Edward P. Jones appears as contestant. Will' admitted to probate.
1Opinion of the Court
RANSOM, S.
The paper propounded as the will was executed in October, 1888. By it the decedent gives her estate to her executors in trust, and from the income she directs the payment to her brother, Charles Welsh, the sum of $20 a month, the residue to be applied to the support, maintenance, and education of her infant son until he becomes of age, when the estate is to vest in him. Should he die before maturity, it goes to said Charles Welsh for life, with remainder over to Edward O’Neil, a cousin, and the son of an uncle, David O’Neil, if he reaches his majority, and, in default thereof the…
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- Dean v. NegleySupreme Court of Pennsylvania · 1862
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