Daggett v. Taylor
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
1Opinion of the CourtMorrill, J.
Albert J. Taylor, a native of this State, and a resident here for forty-seven years, died in Orlando, Florida, where he had resided for the last nine years of his life, on March 19, 1922; he left a will dated February 25, 1922, which has been duly proved and allowed both in Florida and in this State; by the seventh item of said will he devised to the plaintiffs as Trustees, certain real estate described in said will as follows: .
“One-half in common and undivided interest of and in the following real estate situated in the North-half of Town of Wade, Aroostook County, Maine: Lots Fifty-three…
2Cases cited1 opinion
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