Stiles v. Stiles
New York Supreme Court
Action- for a permanent injunction to prevent the removal of a body.
1Opinion of the CourtRoss, J.
' On the 30th day of October, 1918, Dwight E. Stiles, the only son of the plaintiff, died, and his remains were buried in the cemetery in East Martins-burg in the town of Martinsburg, Lewis county, in a lot which had been used by the Stiles family for a great number of years, and upon which, prior to October, 1918, the remains of the plaintiff’s father and mother and a brother had been buried. The last named wds buried in said lot some forty or more years ago.
The defendant desires to remove the remains of her husband from the Stiles lot in the East Martinsburg cemetery to what is known as the…
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