Hall v. Turner's Estate
Supreme Court of Vermont
Appeal from the decision of commissioners disallowing the claims presented by Amos H. Hall, Carleton A. Hall, and John A. Hall against the estate of Margaret F. C. Turner. Heard on the report of a referee at the September Term, 1904, Washington County. Judgment for the claimants, Carleton A. Hall and John' A. Hall, to recover the sum found due by the report. Judgment, pro forma, for the defendant' against Amos H. Hall, who excepted.
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Appeal from the decision of commissioners disallowing the claims presented by Amos H. Hall, Carleton A. Hall, and John A. Hall against the estate of Margaret F. C. Turner. Heard on the report of a referee at the September Term, 1904, Washington County. Judgment for the claimants, Carleton A. Hall and John' A. Hall, to recover the sum found due by the report. Judgment, pro forma, for the defendant' against Amos H. Hall, who excepted. The deceased was guardian of all the appellants and trustee of a money legacy to them from their grandfather. Amos H. Hall became of full age February 17, 1893,…
1Opinion of the CourtStart, J.
This is an appeal from the disallowance of claims presented to the commissioners on the estate of Margaret F. C. Turner. The case was heard in the county court on the report of a referee.
The claim of Amos H. Hall is for a legacy under the will of one Olive A. Fisk, mother of Mrs. Turner, and grand*65mother of the “claimant; of which will Mrs. Turner was executrix. The county court disallowed the claim presented by Amos H. Hall, and the case is here on his exception to such disallowance, and the only question presented for consideration is, whether the facts found by the referee, show a payment…
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