Wheeler v. Moulton
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
1Opinion of the CourtCrosby, J.
These are appeals from a decree of the Probate Court upon a petition for instructions as to the final distribution of a trust estate.
William J. Niles died May 29, 1876, leaving a will which was duly allowed by the Probate Court on June 26, 1876. *568This petitioner on March 10, 1910, was duly appointed a trustee under the will and is now the sole surviving trustee. The testator after certain specific devises and legacies gave by the will all the rest and residue of his property of every name and nature to the trustees named in the will in trust, and, after giving certain powers and directions to…
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