Applegate v. Cameron

The Surrogate.

Itl making the inventory, the appraisers set apart for the use of the widow and minor children the articles of household furniture declared by the statute not to be deemed assets, and also other articles of furniture valued by them at $165 50. On the accounting of the administratrix, at the instance of one of the children, proof was offered that the appraisement of these articles was grossly incorrect; and it is now insisted that the widow and administratrix, in whose possession the articles still are, should have a new appraisement made, or answer to the petitioner for his…