In re the Estate of Tyrrell
New York Surrogate's Court
Motion to vacate decree granting letters of administration.
1Opinion of the Court
Foley, S.
Motion to vacate decree granting letters of administration upon the ground that the decree was procured by fraud. It is claimed that the administrator (now deceased) had a wife living at the time of his marriage to intestate. Dr. Charles A. Tyrrell married the decedent, then Emma Lynas, a resident of Indiana, about thirty years ago. No positive evh dence has been given to fix the date or place of this marriage, but a child was born to the couple in ¡New York city on December 21, 1895. . This, child, died shortly afterwards. The parties lived together up to a time when the intestate…
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