Marsh v. Marsh
Nebraska Supreme Court
Appeal from, the district court for Douglas county: Alexander C. Troup, Judge.
1Opinion of the CourtSedgwick, J.
William W. Marsh of Omaha died April 2, 1901, leaving an estate of about $625,000. He left a widow, Flora M. Marsh, and four sons, Charles, Frank, William, and Allan A. Marsh. Charles Marsh died in 1909. The defendant Edith V. Marsh is his widow, and the defendant Gertrude J. Marsh is their minor daughter. About a year before his death William W. Marsh executed a will, in which he appointed his widow and his four sons trustees of his estate, ivith large powers and discretion in the control and management thereof. The will was duly probated, and the trustees named assumed the "trust and took…
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