Appeal of Amole's Administrators
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Appeal from the Orphans’ Court of Chester county: Of January Term 1887, No. 63. Appeal of Jonathan H. Kulp and Eber C. Amolé, administrators of the estate of Jonas Amolé, deceased, from the decree of said court confirming the report of the Auditor, H. T. Fair-lamb, Esq., distributing the fund in the hands of the administrators, 'inter alia, to the administrator of Sarah A. Amolé, deceased, the amount of a certain promissory note dated 24th January, 1874, made by Thomas…
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Appeal from the Orphans’ Court of Chester county: Of January Term 1887, No. 63. Appeal of Jonathan H. Kulp and Eber C. Amolé, administrators of the estate of Jonas Amolé, deceased, from the decree of said court confirming the report of the Auditor, H. T. Fair-lamb, Esq., distributing the fund in the hands of the administrators, 'inter alia, to the administrator of Sarah A. Amolé, deceased, the amount of a certain promissory note dated 24th January, 1874, made by Thomas Beekley, principal, and Jonas Amolé as surety for $100, and payable to the order of Mary A. Smith twelve months after date.…
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Sterrett
In January, 1874, Thomas Beckley and Jonas Amolé made *358their joint and several note, at twelve months, for $100, with interest, to the order of Mary A. Smith, who, in October of the following year, died intestate, leaving to survive her Sarah A. Smith; her widowed mother and only heir at law. Less than two'years thereafter, Mrs. Smith married Jonas Amolé, one of the makers of the note. He died in April, 1885 ; and in June of same j-ear his widow, Sarah A. Amolé, died intestate, leaving collateral heirs. After the death of Mrs. Amolé, inT885, letters of administration of her estate, and also of…
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