Pfefferle v. Herr
New Jersey Superior Court Appellate Division
On appeal from an order of the Essex county orphans court refusing to remove the respondent from his office of executor and trustee.
1Opinion of the Court
Walker, Vice-Ordinary.
John P. Pfefferle died January 1st, 1892, leaving him surviving his widow, Margaret E. Pfefferle, who was his second wife and who has since married, and whose name is now Margaret E. McClellan, and his three children, Florence, Gertrude and Frederick, by his first wife, and two children, Ida and Oscar, by his second wife. At the time of his death Florence was twelve years old, Gertrude, nine; Frederick, seven; Oscar, two, and Ida, three months. Mr. Pfefferle left a last will and testament dated November 11th, 1891, which was proved before the surrogate of Essex county,…
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