Harrison v. Marden
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
1Opinion of the CourtRugg, C.J.
The trustees under the will of John Q. A. Whittemore .brought this petition for instructions as to their duty under clause (2) of subdivision (b) of article II of said will. The trial judge by consent of all parties made a finding of material facts. The testator died in 1919 leaving a widow (still living and now Charlotte Elizabeth Harrison), two daughters, a son, and two grandchildren, Ralph W. White and M. Adena Marden, children of a deceased daughter. M. Adena Marden died in 1934, leaving a husband who is executor of her will, and two minor daughters. The testator by his will established a…
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