Farrington v. King
New York Surrogate's Court
1Opinion of the Court
The Surrogate.
On the 3d March, 1841, Catharine King, the administratrix, presented her petition to the Surrogate, stating that letters of administration were granted to her, April 24,1840 ; that she had filed an inventory of the personal estate; and had discovered the same to be insufficient to pay the debts of the deceased. The petition also set forth the manner in which the assets had been disposed of and applied, and a statement of the outstanding debts of the intestate, so far as had been ascertained, and after giving a description of the real estate belonging to the deceased, the value…
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