Wilcox v. Hubbell
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Kent; Perkins, J. Bill by Raymond H. Wilcox and others against George Hubbell, administrator of the estate of William Wilcox, deceased, and the Michigan Trust Company to enforce the performance of a trust agreement and for an accounting. From a decree for plaintiffs, defendant Hubbell appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtOstrander, J.
William Wilcox, 83 years of age, and a bachelor, of Honeoye Falls, Monroe county, N. Y., a small village about 16 miles from Rochester, died December 22, 1912, at Honeoye Falls, intestate. His sister, Lorinda Kendall, George Hubbell, son of a deceased gister, Susan Riehards, a daughter of another deceased sister, Raymond H., Sanford P., Louise M., Robert C., and Marion Wilcox, of Grand Rapids, Mich., children of Frederick P. Wilcox, a nephew of the deceased, survived him. Robert C. and Marion Wilcox are infants, represented by their mother as next friend. On the 30th day of October, 1912,…
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