Mahaney v. Mahaney
New Jersey Court of Chancery
On bill, &c.
1Opinion of the Court
Fielder, V. C.
Cornelius Mahaney died leaving a will admitted to probate in Morris county, June 4th, 1917. He left him surviving his three sons, Andrew, Cornelius, Jr., and William. By his will *474he gave certain articles of furniture to one son and directed that the balance of his household goods should be divided equally among the three sons, expressing the wish that these things should not he sold or given away by his sons, hut kept in remembrance of Mm and their mother. He also' made the following devise:
“I give and devise to my son Cornelius Malianey tlie house and lot where I mow reside, to…
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