Ingersoll v. Coram
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Massachusetts
In Equity. On demurrers to bill.
1Opinion of the Court
PUTNAM, Circuit Judge.
The pith of this suit, which is in equity, is to the effect that one Andrew J. Davis, who, in his lifetime, was a resident of the city of Butte, in the state of Montana, died in March, 1890, leaving no descendants, but an instrument which was offered for probate as his last will and testament; that this, if allowed, would have disinherited his next of kin except one brother, to whom was given the bulk of his estate; that some of the next of kin resisted the probate thereof, proceeding in the names of Henry A. Root and vSarah Maria Cummings, who were also of the next of…
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