In re the Application of Conklin
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtYoung, J.
The facts were agreed upon by stipulation, from which it appears that one William T. Tuttle was married to Sarah M. Lounsbury in or about the year 1860. Seven children were born of such marriage. Four died in infancy, the last child being born prior to 1870. The survivors of these seven children were Isaac A. Tuttle, Theodore M. Tuttle and William H. Tuttle, the above-named decedent.
It was further stipulated that William T. Tuttle and Sarah M. Tuttle ceased to live together as husband and wife and separated in or about the year 1870. Sarah continuing to live with her family in Peekskill.
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