Parsons v. Lyman

The Surrogate.

The testator was formerly a merchant in this city, and having retired from active business, he removed to the state of Connecticut, where he was domiciled at the time of his death. His will was proved in that jurisdiction, and its execution assumed by the executor and executrix, October 27, 1848. Probate of the will was granted by the Surrogate of New-York, November 6,1848, but letters testamentary were not taken out here until March 15, 1855, when Mr. Lyman, the executor, gave a bond, and became qualified to act. On the third day of December, 1856, the executor filed his…